Thread: Armed police arrest man after gun spotted on Wellington street

I generally get a lot of interest from passers by about what I'm looking for, what types of animals are around etc. A lot encourage you to shoot the goats too as they know they are a bit of a pest. The funny looks all come from millenials aged looking people. Mainly females. If its from a male millenials, it's usually because he looks pussy whipped.

A young boy at a Campsite last week did the 'he's got a gun' bit. A few mins later his mum came over for a chat and asked what I was looking for. She examined that her and her husband have a forestry block and have goats. She said neither she or her partner culled them but had someone come to the block to do it for them.

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Can we not be seen by the public putting our firearms in or out of our vehicles now without this s**t happening? Goodness grief.

Originally Posted by Allizdog

Can we not be seen by the public putting our firearms in or out of our vehicles now without this s**t happening? Goodness grief.

That's the way it went in UK in my experience, I also always put my shotgun into a gun case dismantled so it was less obvious and you never discussed hunting or guns outwith your friends.

That's one of the reasons we left new labours socialist UK failed economy but it seems UK new labour has arrived in NZ I believe comrade globalist cindy worked with woke bankrupt labour UK around that time.

We love hunting fishing our gun dogs and the outdoors and have seen NZ change under comrade globalist cindy we might have to move yet again.

I am sure labour were discussing banning angling back in the late 70's

Those crazy fun socialists!

Originally Posted by xtightg

That's the way it went in UK in my experience, I also always put my shotgun into a gun case dismantled so it was less obvious.

The thing is, if we are a law abiding LFAO what exactly are we doing wrong for this to happen? Be seen by the public? I would suggest the person calling the police has the problem without knowing the facts first.

The point I'm making is we shouldn't have to hide what we are doing if we are not breaking the law.

Originally Posted by Allizdog

The thing is, if we are a law abiding LFAO what exactly are we doing wrong for this to happen? Be seen by the public? I would suggest the person calling the police has the problem without knowing the facts first.

The point I'm making is we shouldn't have to hide what we are doing if we are not breaking the law.

You can hardly blame the ordinary public for reacting to the sight of a firearm or what they think might be one after the ChCh disaster and the ensuing beat up against all things guns. Public negativity, fear and assumptions are simply a natural consequence of this.

Originally Posted by Tahr

You can hardly blame the ordinary public for reacting to the sight of a firearm or what they think might be one after the ChCh disaster and the ensuing beat up against all things guns. Public negativity, fear and assumptions are simply a natural consequence of this.

Negativity was around long before the Christchurch incident: think media reporting and Cahill's flappy lips.... It has gotten worse since then however....

Originally Posted by Tahr

You can hardly blame the ordinary public for reacting to the sight of a firearm or what they think might be one after the ChCh disaster and the ensuing beat up against all things guns. Public negativity, fear and assumptions are simply a natural consequence of this.

A "natural" consequence?

Hmmm, I dont think so. It was fueled by Govt, cop bosses and media that that is the way the public are to respond to such an occasion. If the govt, cops and media had of played it as an unusual one-off event of some import nut case who gained possession of firearms and lost the plot, the result from the public would have been very different and there would not have been the negativity towards firearms owners.

This reaction was staged, it was created and installed, it wasnt natural at all in my opinion.

Quote: The point I'm making is we shouldn't have to hide what we are doing if we are not breaking the law.

Guilt by association,no matter the facts or situation......we have all become “Tarrants” to some degree ...... the situation is blind to the “facts”

More armed shannigans

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Brings to mind that Elian Gonzalez pic from back in the day.

I think it is more, the fear-factor. People now KNOW it CAN happen here. And yes, the Media is playing on this and That is irresponsible to say the least. Someone who is good at theses things ; should get National-Radio on to discussing these issues, before an FAL-holder is shot by our 'highly-trained' feds. I believe it is only a matter of time,before this happens if Public fear, isnt defused. Common-sense appears to be long-gone these days.

Some truth in what David eike is saying but he's nutter than a fruitcake. I remember watching him 'come out' in the 80s. Poor guy was the laughing stock of the country.

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Originally Posted by aetchell

Some truth in what David eike is saying but he's nutter than a fruitcake. I remember watching him 'come out' in the 80s. Poor guy was the laughing stock of the country.

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So was Trump pre winning and still winning biggly apparently.

People that ring the police when they see a FAL person going about their lawful business should be charged with wasting police time.