and after casually admitting to dragnet mass surveillance, they had the audacity to later force a redaction. see below:
- Then: https://archive.ph/wIt8h
- Now: https://archive.ph/ny28k
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Is that supposed to be an impressive array of weapons and ammo? I suppose it is to liberals, but they should raid my safe. At least I have some interesting weapons.
I can tell, from the pixels and having seen some guns in my time, that collection is from some idiot that doesn't fire them. Ever. This is a pic of "safe queens", guns they don't actually use, but buy to make themselves feel tough. The retard mag is my first clue.
So some dumbass has a 3D printer and some simple store-bought guns and the cops proudly shit themselves for taking a pic?!
"We got bullets and everything!"
My embarrassment for them is only outweighed by my disgust for the civil rights violation.
Liberal and anti-gun are not synonyms.
And if you track down and read the article you'll see he had the ghost gun, 5 unregistered handguns, a suppressor, and over a dozen high capacity magazines, all of which are illegal in New York. I'm not arguing whether all of those things SHOULD be illegal, I don't live in NY so I don't have a stake in this, but that is the current law and this dude was well outside of it.
I hope that the FPC gets ahold of this case; the prohibition on making your own firearms in any capacity, and being told that he couldn't use an affirmative 2A defense in court might be enough to kick this up to SCOTUS.