J Dogg retweeted
She learned that lesson the hard way 😂
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J Dogg retweeted
Officer pulls firearm on citizen (gets quickly educated) that is just exercising his 2A rights. Dude could not have handled this better.
A routine walk down a public sidewalk in Horicon, Wisconsin, quickly turned into a high-stakes Fourth Amendment violation when a police officer responded to concerned citizen calls by approaching an independent journalist from behind with his service weapon drawn.
The journalist, who was lawfully open carrying a holstered sidearm while documenting the encounter, was immediately subjected to an unlawful detention simply for exercising his constitutionally protected rights.
Under established Wisconsin law and 2011 Act 35, the open carrying of a firearm by a law-abiding adult is entirely legal and does not, on its own, create the reasonable articulable suspicion required for a Terry stop or an accusation of disorderly conduct.
Despite acknowledging that the journalist had committed zero crimes, the responding officer initially told him he was not free to leave and repeatedly pressured him to surrender his government ID and personal phone number under the pretext of "preventing future 911 calls."
The journalist stood firm on his Fourth and Fifth Amendment protections, asserting his right to privacy and reminding law enforcement that public discomfort does not supersede the U.S. Constitution, and that the duty of the department is to educate concerned callers on the law rather than harass, detain, or draw weapons on journalists peacefully exercising their fundamental rights.
Know your rights, be willing to stand up and exercise them.
We all have used this as a unit of measurement, but who knew it was rea!
A "buttload" is a real, historic volumetric unit of measurement for liquids.
Long before it became modern playground slang for "a whole lot," a butt was an officially recognized English medieval barrel size, typically used in the wine and ale trade. Derived from the Latin buttis (cask), a standard pipe or butt was legally defined as 126 imperial gallons (about 573 liters, or roughly two standard hogsheads). Technically speaking, if you order a buttload of wine, you are legally entitled to several hundred bottles of vintage.
J Dogg retweeted
If you laugh at this you are going straight to hell.
Bro’s out here posing with that gold heater like he’s about to end someone’s whole career, but look at them arms. Those things look like they struggle opening a bag of chips.
He’s got the gun in one hand and his other arm is doing… whatever that is. I don’t think those biceps have ever lifted anything heavier than a blunt. If he actually tried to shoot that thing, the recoil would send him flying into the gas pump.
Nah. With them chicken wings, he can’t even squeeze the trigger without his whole arm shaking. That gun is holding him up more than he’s holding the gun.
Meanwhile regular folks just want gas and to go home. This dude’s arm game is weaker than his decision-making. Stay strapped, stay strong, and maybe hit the gym before you start acting tough at the pump.
Those arms look like they lost a fight with a strong breeze. He’s holding that gun like it’s a wet noodle that might slip out any second.
Bro’s got the heater in one hand and his other arm is just hanging there like it gave up. If that thing kicks, it’s taking him with it.
He leaned in the window looking mean, but them arms said “I skipped every push-up since middle school.”
The gun is doing more work than his biceps. One solid squeeze and that wrist is tapping out.
