The Anchor
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i was thinking same, maybe he has a thing against ruckus owners?
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snax
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Some Fudd who thinks the press is fair and balanced will talk to them all day.
I can see plenty of the older guys that I've heard at the club that will vent to anybody who will listen. They have no clue what's really going on, even tho they consume plenty of newspapers and TV news
I can see plenty of the older guys that I've heard at the club that will vent to anybody who will listen. They have no clue what's really going on, even tho they consume plenty of newspapers and TV news
Seems as his 'theme' is "Are you scared? Is that why you're buying guns?"
That's a big NOTHING of a story, #1.
#2 - once he get's you (someone) in the hot seat, he'll try to pry for juiciness and put you in a corner.
You know, Investigative Reporting - hahaha
And the fact he's has his eyes on you ("some of your postings"), leads me to believe he has a particular motive in contacting you in particular.
That's a big NOTHING of a story, #1.
#2 - once he get's you (someone) in the hot seat, he'll try to pry for juiciness and put you in a corner.
You know, Investigative Reporting - hahaha
And the fact he's has his eyes on you ("some of your postings"), leads me to believe he has a particular motive in contacting you in particular.
You forgot #3: Make some shit up for your fake story.
Don't be tempted, 9 out of 10 times this ends up being a screw job esp if its local media.
I'd feel differently about it if it wasn't MA. Most local medias here are commies, who are writing stuff to pander to other commies.
Gun owners shouldnt interact with medias. Maybe GOAL or Comm2A or something, if -at all- and even those guys are likely reluctant, but at least they know how to avoid a full on
backstab in the process. The average well meaning gun owner will get screwed by a media type.
Think of it like "talking to the police involving a criminal investigation without counsel present" its the same kind of (bad) idea.
kerryman71
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I already had a few from my club that I can see yapping away thinking they're Billy Badass, just making things worse for everyone!
My $.02 in a non-confrontational way.
Without being confrontational take out the 'tape recorder' at the very beginning, turn it on, then say something to the effect of; "I'm recording this to keep both of us honest" and give a small chuckle. Or a nasty snarl if that is the tone of the conversation to come.
You do not need their permission. They just have to be made aware of the recording. If they continue they have been made aware and you have it recorded. If they respond poorly and take it out on you, again, you have the recording.
Here is a relevant case but not the only one.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhd5_6DHV5s
Glik v. Cunniffe
Arrested for "illegal wiretapping" in 2007 after recording police officers roughly arresting a young man, ACLU client Simon Glik sued three police officers and the City of Boston for violating his civil rights.
www.aclum.org
Glik v. Cunniffe, No. 10-1764 (1st Cir. 2011)
Plaintiff was arrested for using his cell phone camera to film police officers arresting a man on the Boston Common. Charges included violation of the Massachusetts wiretap statute and two other state-law offenses, were subsequently dismissed. Plaintiff's suit under 42 U.S.C. 1983, claiming...
law.justia.com
