Look, y'all can put me down and make fun of me all you want to, much like you did mvpel. You can try and find inconsistencies and create your own out of your way of reading this or that.
Knowing Bill, his post in the "Everyday body armor" would mean that he was attesting to the fact that he does in fact wear it every day - that's just Bill, he doesn't specifically mention it if it seems inherently obvious, the thread title would make it obvious, therefore no need to specifically mention it - though DNS, you have a point. I read what I read to include that which I also seem to know for fact (Bill's way of posting) - it seems
everyone else does too (reading their own 'fact' into inaccurate news reports and jumping to conclusions), so it's hardly accurate to say something like that goes towards my "credibility" solely... The thread title is "EVERYDAY body armor" which to the average individual would mean those posting in it wears 'everyday body armor'. (By the way, he found his "hot gun magazine chick"
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You all can try to tie old instances in my past to Bill's character. Not everyone believes in The Right to Travel; I wont argue that here. At BEST, they might have a few tickets they can issue, none of which should have lead to arrest. (Not here in NH anyway.) The fact of the matter is we've hired one of the best "gun lawyers" in the country (Attorney Evan Nappen) to represent Bill against the weapons charges and he says Bill has an excellent case.
In response to this last post here by Mike, yes you're right, there are many things we are charged with; I don't think Bill hid that in the original post, nor is everything you've deduced accurate since some of what you have deduced were from inaccurate news reporting. I must say though, there was no intent that day to engage in RKBA activism. There was no intent that day to get pulled over. And yes, you're probably right, if one is going to intentionally engage in activism, one should try and pick one thing at a given time... perhaps.
Or... when is it that each and every one of us is going to stand up and say "No More!"? There's hundreds of people on this board. There's hundreds more on other gun boards like it. There are thousands of gun boards, let alone other freedom oriented boards out there. If each and every person on them was to say "No More!" and simply not obey the unConstitutional "laws" in their every day lives, what leg would the government have to stand on?
