So you know, I think that you can make those kinds of distinctions. Indeed They were dealing with bicycle altercations.

They usually weren’t like pulling guns on people. That’s how it is in the UK in the UK when you would see cops dealing with like you know bicycle altercations as I saw outside my house one time. I think that there are some squads that obviously need to be armed. I mean, I don’t think cops should have execution robots right. So for instance, the Dallas cops who used a bomb removal robot to actually carry a bomb to a wounded criminal who was lying in a parking garage bleeding to death and then blew him up despite the fact that he was shortly going to be unconscious from blood loss. Other than that buddy I wish we had a communist pope shouldn’t we disarm the police before we disarm ourselves or with those happen at the same time, you know I mean, the police should definitely need your help. The only thing the Catholic church concerned with is the communist pope that it has. The countries have with guns indeed feral hogs. People need to be able to deal with vermin I suppose in rural areas. Nobody gets handguns semiautomatic weapons, et cetera, et cetera.

Can’t do a whole lot of damage with that, unless you’re very well trained.

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