Weld County Colorado Sheriff: I'm not enforcing your gun control nonsense.

[midnight rambler]

http://news.yahoo.com/colo-sheriff-refuses-enforce-gun-control-bills-024608155.html

[midnight rambler]

He looks serious -

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[Shami-Amourae]

Suicided in 3.....2....1....

[madfranks]

The magazine-limit bill passed earlier in the week will technically ban all magazines because of a provision that outlaws any magazine that can be altered, he said, adding that all magazines can be altered to a higher capacity.

This is the crux of the issue, this retarded law doesn't just ban hi-cap mags, it bans any mag that can be altered to higher capacity! Watch this:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dW-DzOLKEFU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dW-DzOLKEFU

[Cebu_4_2]

GREELEY, Colo. (AP) — A Colorado sheriff says he won't enforce two aggressive gun-control measures waiting to be signed into law by Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Weld County Sheriff John Cooke told The Greeley Tribune (http://bit.ly/141Ee2z ) that Democratic lawmakers are scrambling after recent mass shootings, and the bills are "feel-good, knee-jerk reactions that are unenforceable."
One bill expands background checks on firearm purchases, and the other limits ammunition magazines to 15 rounds. The 15-round magazine limit would make Colorado the first state outside the East Coast to ratchet back gun rights after last year's shootings in Aurora, Colo., and Newtown, Conn.
Colorado's gun-control debates have been closely watched because of the state's gun-loving frontier heritage and painful history of mass shootings, most recently last summer's movie theater shooting that killed 12.
The sheriff said he "won't bother enforcing" the laws because it would be impossible for officers to keep track of how the requirements are being met by gun owners — and he and other sheriffs are considering suing the state to block the measures if they are signed into law.
Cooke said the bill passed Friday requiring a $10 background check to legally transfer a gun wouldn't keep firearms out of the hands of those who use them for violence.
"Criminals are still going to get their guns," he said.
The sheriff's office did not immediately return calls left by The Associated Press.
The magazine-limit bill passed earlier in the week will technically ban all magazines because of a provision that outlaws any magazine that can be altered, he said, adding that all magazines can be altered to a higher capacity.
Expanded checks have been a top priority for Hickenlooper, who called for the proposal during his State of the State address in January.
Cooke oversees law enforcement in Colorado's third-largest county by area. His jurisdiction includes its largest city, Greeley, and large swaths of farmland and areas of oil and gas production.

[madfranks]

In New York, it didn't even take them a month before undercover officers were sent out to initiate purchases of recently outlawed weapons between private parties. Mark my words, if the governor signs this law, which will go into effect in July this year, soon after, scores of undercover officers will begin initiating private transactions and arresting people for buying/selling magazines. I imagine this law will be legally challenged immediately, which should tie up the courts for a long time. If relief is not obtained, this is as close as I have seen where blood literally could be spilled because of violent resistance.

[iOWNme]

The sheriff said he "won't bother enforcing" the laws because it would be impossible for officers to keep track of how the requirements are being met by gun owners — and he and other sheriffs are considering suing the state to block the measures if they are signed into law.

Cooke said the bill passed Friday requiring a $10 background check to legally transfer a gun wouldn't keep firearms out of the hands of those who use them for violence.


See what STATISM does to EVERYONE who was washed in it as a child?

So this Sheriff wont 'enforce' this Law because "it would be impossible for officers to keep track of how the requirements are being met by gun owners"?

How about you wont enforce a Law that is immorl, irrational, contradictory and unjust because YOU DONT HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO DO SO? (I doubt we could ever see a Statist EVER admit to such a rational and logical concept.) This scumbag has NO PRINCIPLES, he just thinks that this Law would be to 'hard' to enforce. So now Patriotards think this guy is on their side? WTF?

How about you have no right to do ANYTHING that an individual doesnt have the Right to do, because where would you have gotten it?

[Hatha Sunahara]

I would trust the Mafia before I would trust any of these people in uniforms.



Hatha

[sirgonzo420]

I would trust the Mafia before I would trust any of these people in uniforms.



Hatha

The Mafia at least has a code of honor.

[Twisted Titan]

The Mafia at least has a code of honor.

And if you had a problem you didnt call the cops.

Ever.

You went to the local Godfather and he delt with it.

[iOWNme]

I would trust the Mafia before I would trust any of these people in uniforms.



Hatha


And so what is the real difference between the Mafia and 'Government'?

The biggest difference i see is that the victims of the Mafia dont imagine a moral obligation to obey them. They might obey out of fear or self preservation, but they do not imagine the criminals to be moral or legitimate.

Now, why do hundreds of millions of people imagine that when 'Government' does the same thing, they have a moral obligation to obey them? Not just that they fear what might happen to them, but that they honestly feel immense GUILT for not doing what 'Authority' told them to.

The difference this this: The Mafia doesnt have 20,000 hours of indocturnation and propaganda instilled into you as a youth. In other words: MIND CONTROL.

[Hatha Sunahara]

If I couldn't deal with it myself, the last people I would call would be anybody working for the government. Even if it was one bunch of government agents opposing another. Look at that picture above. Do these guys look even as honest as a used car salesman?

Hatha

[mick silver]

i can see most of you guys are going to have to go to the camp and get your heads clear ... back in line guys