Gun Deal at chinese man theater

[Teufelhund]

The Arapahoe Sheriff's office is just about 5 minutes from this theater, assuming you don't have lights and sirens to run the traffic lights, probably faster if you do. If it took them 35 minutes to show up, either the cops were not in a panic and just stopped by to follow up on the call (as they should be expected to do) or did take it as a possible emergency and provided a great pro-CCW argument by taking over half an hour to respond.

It sounds like some of you have already been indoctrinated into the mindset that it's best to hide out behind a dumpster and trade your guns as if it's a drug deal. I think it's sad that you feel this way, but it's not my place to tell you how to act; irrational fear is already handling that for you. I wonder what a bystander would think upon seeing two guys looking over their shoulders and quickly exchanging guns in a dark alley, as opposed to seeing them clearly out in the open, not hiding, and acting as though the exchange were perfectly normal, acceptable, and legal. Act like you're doing something wrong, and it will be perceived that you are, in fact, doing something wrong.

[spqrzilla]

It sounds like some of you have already been indoctrinated into the mindset that it's best to hide out behind a dumpster and trade your guns as if it's a drug deal. I think it's sad that you feel this way, but it's not my place to tell you how to act; irrational fear is already handling that for you.

It looks like we've got a contest going on "Not Getting The Point".

[PugnacAutMortem]

The Arapahoe Sheriff's office is just about 5 minutes from this theater, assuming you don't have lights and sirens to run the traffic lights, probably faster if you do. If it took them 35 minutes to show up, either the cops were not in a panic and just stopped by to follow up on the call (as they should be expected to do) or did take it as a possible emergency and provided a great pro-CCW argument by taking over half an hour to respond.

It sounds like some of you have already been indoctrinated into the mindset that it's best to hide out behind a dumpster and trade your guns as if it's a drug deal. I think it's sad that you feel this way, but it's not my place to tell you how to act; irrational fear is already handling that for you. I wonder what a bystander would think upon seeing two guys looking over their shoulders and quickly exchanging guns in a dark alley, as opposed to seeing them clearly out in the open, not hiding, and acting as though the exchange were perfectly normal, acceptable, and legal. Act like you're doing something wrong, and it will be perceived that you are, in fact, doing something wrong.