Good-Kentucky sheriff will defy any confiscation order

I hope our county Sheriff would do that too. If push came to shove, I'm pretty sure he would. Most West Virginian's aren't going to hand over their lawful, constitutionally guaranteed guns.

It would be peaceful, Ghandi style resistance; something like, "Get the hell off my front porch or else".

Monongalia County Sheriff Alan Kisner is establishing an appointment schedule for CCW applicants because of the overwhelming numbers of his constituents coming in at the same time to apply . He is doing that for the benefit of the applicants so they won't have
to stand in line for hours . Wish we didn't have term limits here . He's a genuine GOOD GUY .

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Originally Posted by CanuckQue

Is the idea of Gandi-style civil disobedience in order to keep weapons (intended to prevent gov't oppression) a wee bit amusing on some level?

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I like your sense of humor.

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Originally Posted by niks

Kentucky sheriff to defy any Obama gun grab | RedState

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Good for the sheriff! He is more astute and realistic than the more ignorant bureaucratic makers & shakers.

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Originally Posted by pappou68

Good for the sheriff! He is more astute and realistic than the more ignorant bureaucratic makers & shakers.

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:yup:

High-minded and hard working, in a political (though somewhat removed [read: closer to the People]) role. A refreshing change.

Putting the law aside for just one second think of it this way. Your neighbor next to you for 10 years is a local Police officer and your kids and his kids go to the same school, play on the same sports team, sometimes you each babysit their kids and even may go to same church. If that Police Officer Neighbor or one of his fellow Officers comes to your house with orders to take your gun or arrest you, and you refuse to turn over your guns. Will your neighbor ( Police Officer ) shoot you if you resist and you pulled your gun to protect yourself. And would you really shoot him if he drew his gun. That is one hell of a situation that I hope never comes to pass but I think this Government would not care either way..

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Originally Posted by tony1990

Putting the law aside for just one second think of it this way. Your neighbor next to you for 10 years is a local Police officer and your kids and his kids go to the same school, play on the same sports team, sometimes you each babysit their kids and even may go to same church. If that Police Officer Neighbor or one of his fellow Officers comes to your house with orders to take your gun or arrest you, and you refuse to turn over your guns. Will your neighbor ( Police Officer ) shoot you if you resist and you pulled your gun to protect yourself. And would you really shoot him if he drew his gun. That is one hell of a situation that I hope never comes to pass but I think this Government would not care either way..
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re: Part in bold. Probably yes, what choice would you be leaving him? Since when is it OK to use deadly force
against a public servant doing his job?

Next question is answered by it probably wouldn't happen and you wouldn't shoot your neighbor or an officer of the law.
That is what BGs do.

I just wrote my local sheriff and asked him if he would make a similar statement.

Im blessed to live in KY. Even one of our state reps after being broken into posted on a social site that she believed in castel doctrine and right to bear arms and would the thieves please feel welcome to try their luck again when she was home. You go girl!!!:danceban: