Suit Filed to Halt New Orleans Gun Seizures

[Psycho4Bud]

and he completely ignores how EVERYONE is being disarmed...disarming EVERYONE doesn't equal safety...gotta love the neo-cons...

as if the 'bangers' will voluntarily give up their guns to begin with...he'd rather disarm my family and myself so we are helpless...

Were you born a whiney little bitch or just grow into it?

[bhallg2k]

As for myself, I ride a Heritage Softtail Classic...

Way off topic, but that's the most beautiful machine on two wheels.

[Psycho4Bud]

Way off topic, but that's the most beautiful machine on two wheels.

Why thank you!!! I bought her back in "97" and fell in love on the first ride. When me and the ex-wife went through our final hearing I ran into her and her new boyfriend. He was trying to give me a lil' shit so I told him " You got the bitch and I kept the bike, who do you think ended up with the better ride?" Ol' boy looked pissed....he was HOPING it would be awarded to her! NOT!!!

Have a good one!!

[hempity]

I watched a special on that the other night. They didn't only have N.O. bangers in town but some from as far as Miami all in town for the same purpose; looting. There were actual turf wars going on there. I've spent a bit of time in N.O. and I do believe that they did have trouble with the bangers. VERY previlant!!

I know what ya mean about the cops but like all others, there are good ones and all the others. As for myself, I ride a Heritage Softtail Classic so I understand where your coming from. The law doesn't really appreciate bikers or what they have on their back...I'm sure you know where I'm coming from.

Well, take a hit for you and a hit for me and if we seem to disagree, take a hit for you and a hit for me!

just because you ride some fancy new harley don't make nothin' to me, my first bike was a 1938 ul flathead that i rode on the alcan before they paved it, i worked for harley from '86 to '90 trying to help them with their image. I made the first rockin' harleys ever made, sold over a thousand of them in the first week.
harley ain't nothing to me, vaugh beals still owns the company, he also owns american machine and foundry (AMF) he is an asshole and all his upper boys are lawyers.
anyone can ride a harley these days, but they gotta wear a helmut, and my head don't fit in some goddamn lame ass helmut.

i know that a lot of folks don't practice what they preach, some of us do.
I have not driven for over 15 years, the last time i drove was just after they passed the stupid helmut laws on the west coast, after 143 tickets for no helmut, and cancellation of my insurance, i quit.
refusing to drive is my protest, and one of my gifts to my grandchildren's children, it is hard to have to get rides the 65 km. to town for groceries and doctors visits, but it is harder to accept blame for destruction of my planets atmosphere.
people just have to stop driving everywhere, or at least demand better gas milage, cars have the same gas milage that they have had for decades, how the hell is that possible?

[Psycho4Bud]

just because you ride some fancy new harley don't make nothin' to me, my first bike was a 1938 ul flathead that i rode on the alcan before they paved it, i worked for harley from '86 to '90 trying to help them with their image. I made the first rockin' harleys ever made, sold over a thousand of them in the first week.
harley ain't nothing to me, vaugh beals still owns the company, he also owns american machine and foundry (AMF) he is an asshole and all his upper boys are lawyers.
anyone can ride a harley these days, but they gotta wear a helmut, and my head don't fit in some goddamn lame ass helmut.

Not trying to impress you or anyone else, just yappin' with bhallg2k. As for the helmet, I'm with ya on that! I'm fortunate enough to be in a no helmet state so it's cool....just surrounded by the helmet law with the other states!

i know that a lot of folks don't practice what they preach, some of us do.
I have not driven for over 15 years, the last time i drove was just after they passed the stupid helmut laws on the west coast, after 143 tickets for no helmut, and cancellation of my insurance, i quit.
refusing to drive is my protest, and one of my gifts to my grandchildren's children, it is hard to have to get rides the 65 km. to town for groceries and doctors visits, but it is harder to accept blame for destruction of my planets atmosphere.
people just have to stop driving everywhere, or at least demand better gas milage, cars have the same gas milage that they have had for decades, how the hell is that possible?

Talk the talk, ya walk the walk. Someone that lives up to their convictons....very rare these days!! Have a good one!

[hempity]

Talk the talk, ya walk the walk. Someone that lives up to their convictons....very rare these days!! Have a good one!

believe me, it tore my heart apart to give up my '83 flhp, even more so to give up on a company i supported since i was 16, and more still to lose the wind in my hair, and the thrill of the open road. But I won't support lawyers and assholes that only use the people for money, and put out an inferior product because it is cost effective.

[pisshead]

this will probably upset the neo-cons...

Major Victory For Firearms Owners And Freedom In Louisiana

NRA-ILA | September 24 2005

The United States District Court for the Eastern District in Louisiana today sided with the National Rifle Association (NRA) and issued a restraining order to bar further gun confiscations from peaceable and law-abiding victims of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.

â??This is a significant victory for freedom and for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. The courtâ??s ruling is instant relief for the victims who now have an effective means of defending themselves from the robbers and rapists that seek to further exploit the remnants of their shattered lives,â?� said NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre.

Joining LaPierre in hailing the U.S. District Court decision was NRA chief lobbyist Chris W. Cox. â??This is an important victory. But the battle is not over. The NRA will remedy state emergency statutes in all 50 states, if needed, to ensure that this injustice does not happen again."

The controversy erupted when The New York Times reported, the New Orleans superintendent of police directed that no civilians in New Orleans will be allowed to have guns and that â??only law enforcement are allowed to have weapons.â?� ABC News quoted New Orleansâ?? deputy police chief, saying, â??No one will be able to be armed. We are going to take all the weapons.â?�

The NRA also pledged that it will continue its work to ensure that every single firearm arbitrarily and unlawfully seized under this directive is returned to the rightful law-abiding owner.

[Psycho4Bud]

The United States District Court for the Eastern District in Louisiana today sided with the National Rifle Association (NRA) and issued a restraining order to bar further gun confiscations from peaceable and law-abiding victims of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.

Exactly the way it should have been worded!