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> Is that really how it works in USA Yes (as written by the person you're quoting; your rephrasing misses the point), and it most likely works that way in your
by zahlman 9mo ago
> Is that really how it works in USA
Yes (as written by the person you're quoting; your rephrasing misses the point), and it most likely works that way in your country as well. Even if it's legal where you live to carry firearms in public, I would strongly encourage you to read up on how it works in your area before doing so. Especially if you can remotely imagine yourself ever doing anything that could possibly be grounds for an arrest, including for political protest purposes.
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- vga42 9mo ago>and it most likely works that way in your country as well. Wow. It absolutely does not. What the fuck?
- zahlman 9mo ago> If the officers believed the armed man they were scuffling with fired a shot then it wouldn't be murder. Please tell me what country it is, so I can confirm for you. Also: what exactly do you imagine is the reason that officers carry firearms?
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