Rat out thy neighbor
 

If you didn't have a good reason to leave New York State here's a good one http://www.bizpacreview.com/2013/03/...imminent-56823

Could well cause a few shootings if the article is genuine.

Leave because you might be picked up for owning a illegal firearm or as Jim said, could get someone shot?

Did I miss the new "every thread in GT must be related to guns" rule?

There was a memo somewhere around here. :O:

Its a compensation thing.
After the stunning revelation that people who don't love guns are gay there is a need for some people to show they love guns.

:har:

Sometimes you just crack me up.....:haha:

It's genuine. This story has been making the rounds in several news sources and as well as the gun community. Overall, this should work out REALLY well. (sarchasm) Kinda like that what was described in the "gun police" thread.

Like i keep saying, yesterday the Patriot act and the NDAA. Today the second amendment, and if successful, as in New York, tomorrow the 4th amendment.

Kind of makes me wonder how such a system would work from a technology standpoint.

Could someone with a computer using a VOIP system and a macro simply keep auto-dialing to tie up the hotline? :hmmm:

One thing is for sure, 4 Bittersweet Lane in Mount Kisco New York is going to be mentioned in a lot of tips on that line! :haha:

Glad I don't live in New York.:down:

If moneybags Bloomerg has his way, the whole country will be like new york.

This is coming from a state that looked to eliminate the Big Gulp. Some folks in the head office need to go.

Actually that was NYC, not NYS, plus that law was struck down in the NY Supreme Court (Actually the 3rd highest court in NY just FWI). :03:

We don't like being confused with NYC here in Upstate. :stare:

I sincerely hope they do go. I have no love of the democrats, or republicans, conservatives, progressives, left or right. I do however, feel strongly about the constitution and the bill of rights. I honestly don't care what either side does politically, but when they start rewriting or interpreting our civil liberties to suit their own desires, goals, and agendas - I take strong issue with that. When the patriot act and NDAA passed, i was asleep. I Didn't care. I put my trust into our government that it was doing the right thing. But when things starting to hit directly into my household, i woke up and changed my mind about that.

Yeah, I know i look like a total gun nut to people here, and honestly could care less. In my opinion, in the long term, this is not about guns.

Yes, I understand it was struck down. :up: Funny part here, NY City and NY State play the roll of not being one in the same. Like the guy who says he is not from NY. He lives in Brooklyn. :haha: I was a Long Islander until 73.

I believe in both as well. The rest, well, make poor interpretations of both Constitution and Bill of Rights.

You are no nuttier than the rest of us.

Guns are only part of a larger picture.

Yes, there is a bigger picture it is called control, problem their broke, they'll look to you to take your wealth since they are convinced that it doesn't belong to you, I was wondering what this uthopia would look like, I never thought too see it here,, didn't Hitler do this in the late 1930's, and wasn't this going on in communist Russia, what will be next,, ohh, Johnny has more food and money than I, now where did I put that phone ???? The Consitution wasn't written for public safety it was written to protect your Liberty. I , say ban it all, just go ahead and go nuts, knock yourselves out I'd rather be a criminal than a traitor.

The question I have is: Will a telephone tip serve as justification for issuing a search warrant?

That would be scary. :yep:

Don't give the local constabulary my number because they would have a field day......"Hey, he trained with us" :)