I Stood My Ground

[freewookie]

Great post on Delaware Open Carry forum. Makes you think twice about posting your kids shooting pics on FB. Geez what a society we've become...

http://deloc.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=8175

 

[Fyrtwuck]

Just goes to prove that they are watching.

 

[freewookie]

Exactly! Not that it couldn't happen here in OK but I'm glad I don't live in NJ.

 

[mugsy]

Incredible...

 

[dlbleak]

i like how he states that "most wouldn't have stood up like he did". whaaaat, come to my house and try that.

 

[SMS]

Just goes to prove that they are watching.

...and goes to prove that folks need to be careful of how thier profiles are set up on social media. I use Facebook, but my profile is set to private and I only "friend" people I know. I don't play the games and apps...since those games/apps allow access to your profile etc. (I also don't post pictures "posing" with firearms, because I think it's silly...but that's a personal preference. I do have candid shots, during shooting events.)

Sounds like the guy handled it great. I'd be following up with some legal action.......

 

[Defnestor]

Not to sound paranoid or anything, but
tick-tock tick-tock...

 

[batchman]

Someone turned him him so it could have been one on his "friends"

 

[farmerbyron]

Wow!!

A 12 year old kid (looked like) holding an M&P 15-.22 with proper trigger discipline and obviously being taught proper firearms safety sets this whole thing off. Crazy!

 

[SMS]

How slimy of the DYFS official....she has the stones to march into someone's home with a pack of cops, but refuses to identify herself? That pisses me off more than the cops pulling the bully act.

I wasn't aware that Delaware (or Jersey, not sure exactly where this occured) had mandatory gun registration either...that was odd.