View Full Version : Look at the cute libtards ... how "intimidating"
Zundfolge
10-29-2013, 17:04
http://www.notesfromacrazydad.com/2013/10/hudak-recall-fear-and-intimidation-in.html
HT Justin.
Hudak Recall: Fear and Intimidation in SD19 (http://www.notesfromacrazydad.com/2013/10/hudak-recall-fear-and-intimidation-in.html)
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-YKSPnK65t4k/Um_c7G06jCI/AAAAAAAAAEg/W7J4h871h3o/s640/recall_camera_guy.jpg (http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-YKSPnK65t4k/Um_c7G06jCI/AAAAAAAAAEg/W7J4h871h3o/s1600/recall_camera_guy.jpg)
I should start by saying that I don’t tolerate bullying very well. Especially when it is adults doing the bullying and they are attempting to bully other adults. That situation is exactly what I encountered on Sunday October 27th outside the Safeway at 80th and Wadsworth. My family and I stopped in to go grocery shopping when I heard a man yell “Smile for the camera.” When I looked I saw a man holding a camera with a very long lens and a “No to the Recall” sign. It seems that whenever a person would come to sign the petition he would take a picture and make sure that they knew it. This type of intimidation seems over the top. I understand and support the right of each side to protest and to do what they think is in the best interest of the public. Where I draw the line is the public intimidation. Are the anti-recall groups so worried about it succeeding that they are willing to cross that line. I would hope that the people of Arvada are better than this, but from the looks of it the supporters of Evie Hudak will do anything to save her job in the Senate.
Need to get a bunch of recall supporters out there to surround this idiot and start doing a Zoolander-esque pose-off.
Time to open carry and ask them what their cause is about.
What do you suppose he will do with that photograph?
Great-Kazoo
10-29-2013, 17:13
Hello Arvada PD dispatch. Yes, there's a guy taking pictures of children with a zoom lens. Could you get a patrol car here right away. He's taken a few pictures of my children, when i try to call him, he moves away.
And thats supposed to intimidate people,,,,simple minds abound in that party. Just wait until we send these pictures to the homeland security and the nsa SHEESH
When I looked I saw a man holding a camera with a very long lens
Ahh, that's cute.
http://i.imgur.com/L5TS0i7h.jpg
Need to get a bunch of recall supporters out there to surround this idiot and start doing a Zoolander-esque pose-off.
http://media.giphy.com/media/K2hWvw8FEava8/giphy.gif
trlcavscout
10-29-2013, 17:44
Kick his bald ass and send him home with that camera hang in out his ass.
Ignore the guy, that'll irritate him more than anything.
So he is taking your picture. Legal act in public areas. Should thank him for documenting that there are real people signing the petitions.
He is only attempting to provoke a situation they can spin to their advantage. Even telling him he's #1 ends up a "look at the kind of people we're up against". Best thing you can possibly do is make your own (larger) "Sign the recall" sign and stand next to him. Beyond that, ignore him.
I didn't pay much attention to the photo at first. I saw the skinny legs and the girly stance and thought it was a chick.....Well, I guess there really isn't a difference.
mountainjenny
10-29-2013, 18:29
I thought he was a chick too. I had to re-look at the photo.
colorider
10-29-2013, 18:49
My wife and I honk and give them the finger. Or I will yell loser out the window.
BPTactical
10-29-2013, 18:50
It appears they are on either CDOT or Westminster right of way.
Political advertisement is unlawful on public right of way.
SideShow Bob
10-29-2013, 19:22
Gee I think there is some work that I need to do on that corner, and a RT lane closer would be needed........... Let them trespass into it and call State Patrol............
So he is taking your picture. Legal act in public areas. Should thank him for documenting that there are real people signing the petitions.
He is only attempting to provoke a situation they can spin to their advantage. Even telling him he's #1 ends up a "look at the kind of people we're up against". Best thing you can possibly do is make your own (larger) "Sign the recall" sign and stand next to him. Beyond that, ignore him.
So handing out printed photos of the photographers, TO the photographers, taken through a scope lens (no rifle attached for picture) would not be advised? Perhaps to say, "Is that the best you've got when it comes to intimidation?"
I like the fact that you just took a picture of him taking a picture of you.
Although, I really do like reporting him as a pedophile.
I like the fact that you just took a picture of him taking a picture of you.
Although, I really do like reporting him as a pedophile.
Wait, was it Les Fletcher of Plano, TX (https://www.ar-15.co/threads/96645-Les-Fletcher-of-Plano-TX-ripped-me-off-on-Armslist-need-ideas)?
So handing out printed photos of the photographers, TO the photographers, taken through a scope lens (no rifle attached for picture) would not be advised? Perhaps to say, "Is that the best you've got when it comes to intimidation?"
That could be interpreted by some as a threat and would not be advised.
lpgasman
10-29-2013, 20:45
Ignore the guy, that'll irritate him more than anything.
Did you say something?[LOL]
BushMasterBoy
10-29-2013, 20:54
Why do I keep thinking of water balloons full of piss?
Gee I think there is some work that I need to do on that corner, and a RT lane closer would be needed........... Let them trespass into it and call State Patrol............
LOL, because I know you would.
That could be interpreted by some as a threat and would not be advised.
Absolutely! Which is why I wouldn't do it.
Hello Arvada PD dispatch. Yes, there's a guy taking pictures of children with a zoom lens. Could you get a patrol car here right away. He's taken a few pictures of my children, when i try to call him, he moves away.
This is a great idea. Although my wife has already signed, she was thinking of taking her girlfriends up there and calling the cops reporting a pervert that's sexually harassing them.
This is a great idea. Although my wife has already signed, she was thinking of taking her girlfriends up there and calling the cops reporting a pervert that's sexually harassing them.
Some activists hope for a confrontation . . . and they have an accomplice hiding in a nearby vehicle with a video camera.
BPTactical
10-29-2013, 21:26
Why do I keep thinking of water balloons full of piss?
Because you want to be charged with "Assault with a biological substance"?
Smile and wave is the best revenge.
Or-arrainge a large gathering of supporters for a photo shoot.
Because you want to be charged with "Assault with a biological substance"?
Smile and wave is the best revenge.
Or-arrainge a large gathering of supporters for a photo shoot.
Yup. Smile then happily sign the petition right in front of them.
Any more just "feeling threatened" is grounds for arrest. Sounds like people have good reason to have the picture taker visited by the police.
Any more just "feeling threatened" is grounds for arrest. Sounds like people have good reason to have the picture taker visited by the police.
I would not be surprised if they were taking pics of plate numbers as well, then requesting names and addresses from DMV to post on their website.
Rucker61
10-30-2013, 06:19
Doesn't anyone have a diesel truck with an exhaust problem for a drive-by?
Doesn't anyone have a diesel truck with an exhaust problem for a drive-by?
No diesel but Betty does have a loud and stinky exhaust leak, I'm sure I could make a few run and hide in their Prius'. Might have to stop by soon, I love having my picture taken.
I love the diesel exhaust idea. That shit is funny as hell unless it happens to you.
Great-Kazoo
10-30-2013, 09:23
Any more just "feeling threatened" is grounds for arrest. Sounds like people have good reason to have the picture taker visited by the police.
I mentioned it already. IF the camera was on the other foot, you know damn well they'd be calling the cops, media, attorney / Gloria Allard
Bailey Guns
10-30-2013, 09:24
I'd rather stand next to them with a sign that said, "Ignore the liberal, anti-recall douchebags standing next to me. Recall Evie!"
Doesn't anyone have a diesel truck with an exhaust problem for a drive-by?
[pick-me]
I mentioned it already. IF the camera was on the other foot, you know damn well they'd be calling the cops, media, attorney / Gloria Allard
And the cops would tell em to pound sand.
A lawyer might take their money knowing any case is a loss.
The media might find something to say but I'd love to see them complaining about sticking a camera in someones face...
Ask em where to get a copy of said pictures and thank them for documenting real people are signing the petitions.
KevDen2005
10-30-2013, 10:10
Any more just "feeling threatened" is grounds for arrest. Sounds like people have good reason to have the picture taker visited by the police.
Well I disagree. I can say countless times in my career...or in a week...someone will say, "I feel threatened." I explain to them why what they are feeling isn't a violation of statute just because they feel a certain way. The other person still has to specifically violate the law.
The Recall Hudak Too folks have posted up a picture on Facebook showing a Hudak supporter skulking around in an apparently rented car.
No idea if it's the same guy as in the original blog post, but either way, these actions on behalf of Hudak are exceedingly creepy.
UrbanWolf
10-30-2013, 11:44
Hudak is real active with the anti-gun groups lately, I get the feeling once the petition gets enough signatures she will just quit as a senator aand claim to devote the rest of her life as a gun control advocate and it's all for the children.
RblDiver
10-30-2013, 11:48
Hudak is real active with the anti-gun groups lately, I get the feeling once the petition gets enough signatures she will just quit as a senator aand claim to devote the rest of her life as a gun control advocate and it's all for the children.
I can't remember what the timeline is for them to resign; I think like 10 days after the petition is approved. If she believed strongly enough, she very well could give it to another dem to help prevent any of the new laws from being rolled back.
trlcavscout
10-30-2013, 12:24
I wish I could sign, I wonder how close they are getting with signatures.
cfortune
10-30-2013, 12:45
I wish I could sign, I wonder how close they are getting with signatures.
Same here. I stopped by 88th and Wads the other day on my lunch break just to say good luck and god speed.
ZERO THEORY
10-30-2013, 21:00
Doesn't anyone have a diesel truck with an exhaust problem for a drive-by?
My high output common rail smokes like a freight train. I could give them a pass once I'm done.
Time to open carry and ask them what their cause is about.
Will do this weekend if I see them out. Serious.
BPTactical
10-30-2013, 21:03
Hudak is real active with the anti-gun groups lately, I get the feeling once the petition gets enough signatures she will just quit as a senator aand claim to devote the rest of her life as a gun control advocate and it's all for the children.
I was curious if Morse and Giron have had offers from certain...."Lobbies"
kidicarus13
10-30-2013, 22:00
My high output common rail smokes like a freight train. I could give them a pass once I'm done.
Will do this weekend if I see them out. Serious.
Bring along a passenger to take some video. I need a new hero.
ZERO THEORY
10-30-2013, 22:05
Bring along a passenger to take some video. I need a new hero.
Wilco. I'll be out and about Saturday, so here's to hoping.
UrbanWolf
10-31-2013, 11:32
I was curious if Morse and Giron have had offers from certain...."Lobbies"
Pretty sure Mark Kelly got some good offer to willingly gone from hero to zero.
Great thread OP. Couple of thoughts...
1. I went to the original blog just to confirm, and the blogger is stating that he was there, WITH HIS FAMILY, to do grocery shopping when they were harrassed and photographed. That is actually a good thing. It means the Evil supporters are so stupid they are harrassing people that aren't even in that shopping center to sign the petition. Good! Maybe the folks on the fence will think harder about why these people want us disarmed given their behavior.
2. The Brown Shirts are getting personal--history tells us this is inevitable. Taking a photograph is a way of saying "I am documenting who you are and what you are doing for later use." We shouldn't be so quick to dismiss this behavior. If those are the new RoE, then we have lots of work to do. :)
With the ACA/Obamacare, Liberals have now drawn blood. It's no longer just political theatre. If they continue in their plans to decide who lives and who dies, we should be ready to communicate that there will be both collective and individual consequences.
This isn't "below the belt," it's actually the decent thing to do.
Kraven251
10-31-2013, 12:56
Honestly I'd chip in $50-100 toward a PI, just to dig through that photographer's life a little bit.
People like that always have some dirt they would prefer not go public. Say in big bold letters on a sign standing next to them.
KestrelBike
10-31-2013, 15:17
Someone ask that chick holding the sign why she likes and approves of unopposed rape.
It is safe to assume they have friends reading this thread. This is an open forum that does not require a membership to view threads, and the gun grabbers are aware of it.
BPTactical
10-31-2013, 16:16
Someone ask that chick holding the sign why she likes and approves of unopposed rape.
This I like!
This I like!
Me too!
I can't find anything in the Statute about photographing (and maybe later publishing?) someone without their consent in a public place. I would be worried that people photoed would be put up somewhere on some website without permission and targeted because of their pro-2A stance. Seems shady, although not altogether illegal. I wouldn't like it, and would probably pursue civil matters if something came of it.
Madeinhb
10-31-2013, 17:53
Me too!
I can't find anything in the Statute about photographing (and maybe later publishing?) someone without their consent in a public place. I would be worried that people photoed would be put up somewhere on some website without permission and targeted because of their pro-2A stance. Seems shady, although not altogether illegal. I wouldn't like it, and would probably pursue civil matters if something came of it.
Couldn't you consider this a threat or insiting harm done to someone?
hurley842002
10-31-2013, 18:13
Someone ask that chick holding the sign why she likes and approves of unopposed rape.
You know what they say about the willing....
Couldn't you consider this a threat or insiting harm done to someone?
Oh you mean like the NY newspaper (or whoever it was) that published the names and addresses of CCW permit holders? Good luck getting some follow through with that... damn libs.
UrbanWolf
10-31-2013, 18:39
Someone ask that chick holding the sign why she likes and approves of unopposed rape.
She might say "I'd rather be raped than murdering someone for been too horny."
spqrzilla
10-31-2013, 20:18
When Brett Kimberlin sent a photographer to try to intimidate some conservative bloggers at a blogger bash, it turned out the photographer he sent was a convicted child pornographer.
Me too!
I can't find anything in the Statute about photographing (and maybe later publishing?) someone without their consent in a public place. I would be worried that people photoed would be put up somewhere on some website without permission and targeted because of their pro-2A stance. Seems shady, although not altogether illegal. I wouldn't like it, and would probably pursue civil matters if something came of it.
Unfortunately, it's in a public area. People do not need to give their consent to be photograhed in a public area, especially for something that may happen in the future (in this case, a possibility of being posted on a website in the future.)
I'm more intimidated by the red light and speed enforcement cameras [facepalm]
Of course if being photographed in public bothers you, I hear Bobby Brown and Sean Penn have offered training on how to get sued by paparazzi.
Are not petitions a public record anyway?
Great-Kazoo
11-01-2013, 09:02
Are not petitions a public record anyway?
Leave logic out of liberal common sense. They don't understand how FOIA works, unless a .gov representative leads them to an idea, they're lost. BAAAAAAAAAAAA
Are not petitions a public record anyway?
It's not about a legitimate request for information, it's about intimidation (see my last post).
They don't care to know who signed after-the-fact. It's about intimidating people BEFORE they sign. They think these tactics work because that is what scares them; being identified and associated to their ideas (which are now killing people via Obamacare).
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