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Steve, you are really taking on the character of a box of rocks with your comments here.


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Steve, you are really taking on the character of a box of rocks with your comments here.


Yes indeed, Ann. Straw purchases, underage firearms possession and shooting someone is all fine as long as you happen to be of the correct political persuasion.

I believe it is you that is dumb as a box of rocks Ann. cuckoo
 
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Maybe lane can explain how it is fine to purchase a firearm through a straw purchase,

First, a “straw purchase” was not proven.

self appoint yourself as a peace keeper

He is 17 and used poor judgement to enter the situation. We can agree on that.

when you are not legally old enough to posses a firearm,

Can minors take a long gun hunting?

and then kill a man.

The kid was attacked. Had the attacker not attacked he would be alive. Would you have had Kyle not defend himself and end up injured, maimed, or dead?

That little shit stain Rittenhouse should be in jail long before Baldwin.

It is your right to disagree with this legal decision and I respect your right to do so. But the fact remains that Kyle went through the legal system and was acquitted by the system. I say that to point out your hypocrisy when you give me crap for disagreeing with the criminal trial against Trump. Can’t have it both ways steve.


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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PS: there is still ZERO relevance between Baldwin and Rittenhouse. Wink


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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PS: there is still ZERO relevance between Baldwin and Rittenhouse. Wink


In one sense yes.

Both were innocent of crime.

Rittenhouse was protecting himself.

Baldwin was handed a loaded gun with live rounds, on a movie set.

Where live rounds should never have been.

That stupid bimbo of an armorer was totally responsible!


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Maybe lane can explain how it is fine to purchase a firearm through a straw purchase,

First, a “straw purchase” was not proven. Yes, it was, the charges were filed against the buyer and he pled guilty. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/n...rison-with-plea-deal

self appoint yourself as a peace keeper

He is 17 and used poor judgement to enter the situation. We can agree on that.

when you are not legally old enough to posses a firearm,

Can minors take a long gun hunting? that is not the question, you must be 18 under Federal law to purchase a firearm, he was not and he gave the money to an older friend who could make the purchase. The shit stain was not hunting.

and then kill a man.

The kid was attacked. Had the attacker not attacked he would be alive. Would you have had Kyle not defend himself and end up injured, maimed, or dead? No, his punk ass should have been at home where it belonged, not out playing cops.

That little shit stain Rittenhouse should be in jail long before Baldwin.

It is your right to disagree with this legal decision and I respect your right to do so. But the fact remains that Kyle went through the legal system and was acquitted by the system. I say that to point out your hypocrisy when you give me crap for disagreeing with the criminal trial against Trump. Can’t have it both ways steve.
He was acquitted, no argument from me. He is far more guilty than Baldwin though.

The relevence is obvious to all but the most obtuse.....that could be you Lane Big Grin
 
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Maybe lane can explain how it is fine to purchase a firearm through a straw purchase,

First, a “straw purchase” was not proven. Yes, it was, the charges were filed against the buyer and he pled guilty. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/n...rison-with-plea-deal

No…it was not.
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(Black) pleaded no contest Monday to a reduced charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor in a deal with prosecutors that allows him to avoid prison.


self appoint yourself as a peace keeper

He is 17 and used poor judgement to enter the situation. We can agree on that.

when you are not legally old enough to posses a firearm,

Can minors take a long gun hunting? that is not the question, you must be 18 under Federal law to purchase a firearm, he was not and he gave the money to an older friend who could make the purchase. The shit stain was not hunting.

and then kill a man.

The kid was attacked. Had the attacker not attacked he would be alive. Would you have had Kyle not defend himself and end up injured, maimed, or dead? No, his punk ass should have been at home where it belonged, not out playing cops.

That little shit stain Rittenhouse should be in jail long before Baldwin.

It is your right to disagree with this legal decision and I respect your right to do so. But the fact remains that Kyle went through the legal system and was acquitted by the system. I say that to point out your hypocrisy when you give me crap for disagreeing with the criminal trial against Trump. Can’t have it both ways steve.
He was acquitted, no argument from me. He is far more guilty than Baldwin though.

The relevence is obvious to all but the most obtuse.....that could be you Lane Big Grin


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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It was pled down, not uncommon at at all. Rittenhouse and Black admitted the straw purchase. They did it....
 
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An actual “straw purchase” was not prosecuted because the evidence for it was weak.

Thus, a straw purchase was NOT proven. Kids are allowed to possess long guns. If not, a kid could not go hunting.

Kyle exercised poor judgment for introducing himself into the situation.

He had not alternative but to defend himself or be harmed.

Had the attacker not attacked…he would be alive…simple fact. His death is on him.


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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An actual “straw purchase” was not prosecuted because the evidence for it was weak.

Thus, a straw purchase was NOT proven. Kids are allowed to possess long guns. If not, a kid could not go hunting. You simply do not understand Federal law regarding possession and purchase. Trump can't legally own a gun either, in his case it is because he is a convicted Felon. Kyle was not old enough at the time to be carrying in public, or to buy the gun, that is why he gave the money to Black to complete the purchase. Plenty of evidence, prosecutorial discretion is at play, part of our system. Kyle and Black should have been prosecuted to the full extent of the law in my view, but it was not my call to make.

Kyle exercised poor judgment for introducing himself into the situation.

He had not alternative but to defend himself or be harmed. He sure as hell did, he could have kept his silly ass home.

Had the attacker not attacked…he would be alive…simple fact. His death is on him.
The simple fact is shit stain Kyle pulled the trigger on a gun he had no business owning or carrying around town during a riot.
 
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An actual “straw purchase” was not prosecuted because the evidence for it was weak.

Thus, a straw purchase was NOT proven. Kids are allowed to possess long guns. If not, a kid could not go hunting. You simply do not understand Federal law regarding possession and purchase. Trump can't legally own a gun either, in his case it is because he is a convicted Felon. Kyle was not old enough at the time to be carrying in public, or to buy the gun, that is why he gave the money to Black to complete the purchase. Plenty of evidence, prosecutorial discretion is at play, part of our system. Kyle and Black should have been prosecuted to the full extent of the law in my view, but it was not my call to make.

Kyle exercised poor judgment for introducing himself into the situation.

He had not alternative but to defend himself or be harmed. He sure as hell did, he could have kept his silly ass home.

Had the attacker not attacked…he would be alive…simple fact. His death is on him.
The simple fact is shit stain Kyle pulled the trigger on a gun he had no business owning or carrying around town during a riot.


Can a 17 year old kid legally come home from school, grab his shotgun and bird dog, get in his truck and drive down the county road to his grandpa’s farm and hunt pheasant?


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J. Lane Easter, DVM

A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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An actual “straw purchase” was not prosecuted because the evidence for it was weak.

Thus, a straw purchase was NOT proven. Kids are allowed to possess long guns. If not, a kid could not go hunting. You simply do not understand Federal law regarding possession and purchase. Trump can't legally own a gun either, in his case it is because he is a convicted Felon. Kyle was not old enough at the time to be carrying in public, or to buy the gun, that is why he gave the money to Black to complete the purchase. Plenty of evidence, prosecutorial discretion is at play, part of our system. Kyle and Black should have been prosecuted to the full extent of the law in my view, but it was not my call to make.

Kyle exercised poor judgment for introducing himself into the situation.

He had not alternative but to defend himself or be harmed. He sure as hell did, he could have kept his silly ass home.

Had the attacker not attacked…he would be alive…simple fact. His death is on him.
The simple fact is shit stain Kyle pulled the trigger on a gun he had no business owning or carrying around town during a riot.


Can a 17 year old kid legally come home from school, grab his shotgun and bird dog, get in his truck and drive down the county road to his grandpa’s farm and hunt pheasant?


When I was in school he could have kept the shotgun in his truck in the school parking lot or on the street.


Give me a home where the buffalo roam and I'll show you a house full of buffalo shit.
 
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An actual “straw purchase” was not prosecuted because the evidence for it was weak.

Thus, a straw purchase was NOT proven. Kids are allowed to possess long guns. If not, a kid could not go hunting. You simply do not understand Federal law regarding possession and purchase. Trump can't legally own a gun either, in his case it is because he is a convicted Felon. Kyle was not old enough at the time to be carrying in public, or to buy the gun, that is why he gave the money to Black to complete the purchase. Plenty of evidence, prosecutorial discretion is at play, part of our system. Kyle and Black should have been prosecuted to the full extent of the law in my view, but it was not my call to make.

Kyle exercised poor judgment for introducing himself into the situation.

He had not alternative but to defend himself or be harmed. He sure as hell did, he could have kept his silly ass home.

Had the attacker not attacked…he would be alive…simple fact. His death is on him.
The simple fact is shit stain Kyle pulled the trigger on a gun he had no business owning or carrying around town during a riot.


Can a 17 year old kid legally come home from school, grab his shotgun and bird dog, get in his truck and drive down the county road to his grandpa’s farm and hunt pheasant?


Does not matter. A 17 yo kid cannot pass the 4473, and he is not legal to be carrying an AR during a riot.

Shit stain and Black participated in a straw purchase, one party could not pass the 4473 so the other party filled out the paperwork. Classic straw purchase. The sale and subsequent transfer to Kyle was a violation of the law punishable by up to one year in prison.


The law reads:

VII. SELL, DELIVER OR TRANSFER TO A JUVENILE: 18 USC § 922(x)(1). Punishable by up to 1 year imprisonment unless transferor had reason to believe juvenile would commit crime of violence with gun or ammunition, then up to 10 years imprisonment. 18 USC § 922(b). A firearms licensee faces up to 5 years imprisonment. A. May not sell, deliver or transfer a handgun or handgun-only ammunition to a person who is under age 18; B. A person under age 18 may not possess a handgun or handgun-only ammunition; (Certain exceptions apply to A & B, such as where juvenile possesses written permission of a parent.); C. A firearms licensee may not sell any gun or ammunition to anyone under the age of 18 and may not sell a handgun or handgun ammunition to a person under the age of 21.


How Kyle obtained the gun was the crime. Pretty sure State law does not allow him carrying in public at 17, though I could be mistaken on that.
 
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My state has no age limit on public carry.
More likely would be city stature, not state.
 
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A quick google search shows the age for public carry in Wisconsin is 18.

https://docs.legis.wisconsin.g...20concealed%20weapon.
 
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With exceptions.
Under 16 they can carry with strict supervision, hunting or target shooting.
Over 16 they can carry a rifle or shotgun with adult supervision. He was there with an adult friend, which would comply with the adult supervision.
 
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With exceptions.
Under 16 they can carry with strict supervision, hunting or target shooting.
Over 16 they can carry a rifle or shotgun with adult supervision. He was there with an adult friend, which would comply with the adult supervision.


BWAHAHAHA I don't think that counts rotflmo


The guy who broke Federal law, during a riot....hardly adult supervision.

Pretzel logic at its finest.
 
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Better read or watch the court case.
Prosecutors didnt think they could win on a straw purchase because the gun stayed with the buyer.
The law states with adult supervision, Rittenhouse had that. You may not like the law, but you dont get to make up your version.
The men shot were attacking Rittenhouse, video proof. He was found not guilty, fact. The men shot had criminal records, fact. If they hadnt attacked him, they would be alive.
I shed no tears for a couple convicted criminals.
If you can prove different than the trial showed, I'm willing to listen. But the trial and information that came out is on file.
 
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I shed no tears of any of them.

Prosecutors discretion, just as I first said. I think they had a solid case but did not pursue it due to political reasons.

Both Rittenhouse and Black are clearly guilty, if you care to see it or not that is your choice.

I would forcibly chase both the little turds out of my shop were I to get any inkling of the plot they were up to.

That a a classic case of a straw purchase, no doubt about it.
 
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The judge, Bruce Shroder, himself threw out the charge of unlawful carry. He said he was NOT barred from carrying.
You know Wisconsin law better than the judge?
You take in alot of ground with your guess work.
 
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The judge, Bruce Shroder, himself threw out the charge of unlawful carry. He said he was NOT barred from carrying.
You know Wisconsin law better than the judge?
You take in alot of ground with your guess work.


Go back and read again, this time slower. I was referring to the straw purchase. I work with this Federal law everyday, do you?
 
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You posted wis. law that he had to be 18 to carry. That was not true, you never admitted that. So it was all run through the same posting. Go back and read your own post, that Black being adult did not count.
The straw purchase was also thrown out, and all other charges dropped. Your "feelings" means shit.
You take your views as being end all, when it's not.
 
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I am a bit curious....
You said he was guilty but was not charged because it was political.
12 members of the jury found him not guilty. All conspired politically for that result?
Does that mean Trump is innocent, because 12 members were politically motivated to find him guilty? I tend to think both juries knew what they were doing as they were there.
 
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I am a bit curious....
You said he was guilty but was not charged because it was political.
12 members of the jury found him not guilty. All conspired politically for that result?
Does that mean Trump is innocent, because 12 members were politically motivated to find him guilty? I tend to think both juries knew what they were doing as they were there.


Guilty of the straw purchase, Shit Stain was not charged, Black pled to a lesser charge.

Are you really this slow?
 
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You are the dense one.
Dominick Black was never even charged with a straw purchase from the begining. It did not meet the criteria as the gun was stored at Blacks.
His charges were
intentionaly giving a weapon to someone under 18 with a death resulting.
Contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
The first charge was dropped when Rittenhouse was found not guilty.
Black pled no contest to the second charge.
And yes, I had an FFL, and talked to the ATF when ever I had a question. Many times I was told " well, thats a grey area"
I got to busy, so sold my half to my partner.
You want to make up shit as you go along without knowing the actual charges.
 
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There are just some people who think the world should be prefect according to them.
 
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The ATF response to one question was...
Well, no one has brought a case about that. We will not know what the law really means until it goes to court sometime.
WTF!!
 
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