ATF goes to a man’s home and demands that he either hand over a solvent trap or sign a statement

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It's: "Do you have a warrant?" "No, bu..." Door shuts.

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This. Not "Well let me call my lawyer." Not "Oh well I did this but not that." no trying to talk your way around them, they'll win, they can lie and mislead but if you do so you are committing a felony.

"I need a lawyer" or similar is what should be said when you are under arrest or detained.

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I need a lawyer

One of those harmless phrases that gets presented to a jury with an average IQ of 86 and ends up nailing your ass to the wall.

e: 'I want to talk to an attorney and have them present during questioning to explain the allegations against me'

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That was my exact thought too. Kek

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So those cunts showed up on his property without a warrant and did everything they could to create and escalate a conflict and then openly threatened him?

European police should sue them for copyright infringement.

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"Do you have a warrant? No? Get off my property." fucking pigs

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And if they had a warrant you blast them.

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Apparently because he bought the jig, too, then it’s “illegal” to have both.

Of course, whatever law it is that makes it illegal is contrary to 2A to begin with.

I liked how when he pointed out Ruby Ridge and Waco, the fuckers told him to stop reading books. Of course their answer is for us to remain uneducated about their crimes (“stop reading books”) instead of, you know, them just stopping the commission of such crimes.

“Our job is to take weapons from dangerous criminals.” Oh you mean like with fast and furious where you gave guns to drug cartels?