Hammond man arrested in domestic terrorist plot!

happy jack · **Joined:** Mon Aug 11, 2008 10:32 am **Posts:** 3789

Politician's R Liars wrote:

ps. to Happy Jack... Isn't a jury a form of "public opinion"?

No.

Politician's R Liars · **Posted:** Sun Apr 04, 2010 7:59 pm

happy jack wrote:

The case was in 2007 or 2008 â€“ donâ€™t quite recall, nor do I recall the girlâ€™s name. The establishment was a combination head shop/bridal supplies store on Indianapolis Blvd. in Hammond.

So in other words you don't know sh!t and you are a liar... Case closed.

happy jack wrote:

I did not say that they were gun collectors even once, much less more than once.

happy jack Post subject: Re: Hammond man arrested in domestic terrorist plot!Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2010 7:20 pm

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We don't yet know what, if anything, this guy is guilty of, but owning 47 guns and 13,000 rounds of ammunition is not illegal in the least.

It would seem to me you did post it... Unless you want to play the "word game".. Maybe you just meant something else by the statement above. So in plain words then what exactly do you claim they are, since they are innocent and were setup by the Feds?

Politician's R Liars · **Posted:** Sun Apr 04, 2010 8:03 pm

happy jack wrote:

Politician's R Liars wrote:

ps. to Happy Jack... Isn't a jury a form of "public opinion"?

No.

Really, so a jury would not be a public opinion based on the evidence presented to them? Please rather than just a simple "no" educate me then.

â€”Idiom
5.the jury is (still) out, a decision, determination, or opinion has yet to be rendered: The jury is still out on the President's performance.

happy jack · **Joined:** Mon Aug 11, 2008 10:32 am **Posts:** 3789

Politician's R Liars wrote:

happy jack wrote:

The case was in 2007 or 2008 â€“ donâ€™t quite recall, nor do I recall the girlâ€™s name. The establishment was a combination head shop/bridal supplies store on Indianapolis Blvd. in Hammond.

So in other words you don't know sh!t and you are a liar... Case closed.

happy jack wrote:

I did not say that they were gun collectors even once, much less more than once.

happy jack Post subject: Re: Hammond man arrested in domestic terrorist plot!Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2010 7:20 pm

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We don't yet know what, if anything, this guy is guilty of, but owning 47 guns and 13,000 rounds of ammunition is not illegal in the least.

It would seem to me you did post it... Unless you want to play the "word game".. Maybe you just meant something else by the statement above. So in plain words then what exactly do you claim they are, since they are innocent and were setup by the Feds?

No, I'm not a liar. I am honest enough to admit when I don't know something for a fact, which is the case here. Rather than make something up out of thin air (as you have done in 'quoting' me), I will simply say, "I don't know."
And no, I never said that they were merely gun collectors. I said that the fact that they own a given quantity of guns is not in and of itself a crime. It helps to read another person's post before making some ridiculous and entirely incorrect response to it. Try it some time.

happy jack · **Joined:** Mon Aug 11, 2008 10:32 am **Posts:** 3789

Politician's R Liars wrote:

happy jack wrote:

Politician's R Liars wrote:

ps. to Happy Jack... Isn't a jury a form of "public opinion"?

No.

Really, so a jury would not be a public opinion based on the evidence presented to them? Please rather than just a simple "no" educate me then.

â€”Idiom
5.the jury is (still) out, a decision, determination, or opinion has yet to be rendered: The jury is still out on the President's performance.

Jesus H.
And you accuse me of playing the 'word game'.

Politician's R Liars · **Posted:** Sun Apr 04, 2010 9:06 pm

It would appear this conversation is over... :smt006

happy jack · **Joined:** Mon Aug 11, 2008 10:32 am **Posts:** 3789

Politician's R Liars wrote:

It would appear this conversation is over... :smt006

Congratulations.
It's a sign of maturity and personal progress to be able to admit you're wrong.
Good to see you're evolving.

Mirage · **Joined:** Mon Feb 14, 2005 10:08 am **Posts:** 4781

If I didn't know better I'd think some whackjobs were trying to steal away my Constitutionally guaranteed right to have a well stocked weapons cache to defend myself from corrupt government. :dontknow:

happy jack · **Joined:** Mon Aug 11, 2008 10:32 am **Posts:** 3789

Politician's R Liars wrote:

So in plain words then what exactly do you claim they are, since they are innocent and were setup by the Feds?[/color]

And I said that exactly when?

sparks · **Joined:** Tue Nov 14, 2006 4:17 pm **Posts:** 3800

Here's a glimpse into the life of a right-wing whack job. He's quite the tough guy, threatening his girlfriend and making plans to murder any cop who pulls him over.
http://www.post-trib.com/news/2144109,new-piatek0407.article
The woman, who asked not to be identified, said she and Thomas Piatek, 46, of Hammond, would often go to the movies together. They drove his truck one night in February, and he pulled out a gun he kept behind his seat.
"He told me he had to keep it hidden in case he ever got pulled over from a police officer," the woman said, leading her to think the gun wasn't registered.
Piatek then started putting bullets into the gun, and as he did so, he started talking.
"He told me if I ever left him, he would kill me," she said.

Mirage · **Joined:** Mon Feb 14, 2005 10:08 am **Posts:** 4781

sparks wrote:

Here's a glimpse into the life of a right-wing whack job. He's quite the tough guy, threatening his girlfriend and making plans to murder any cop who pulls him over.
http://www.post-trib.com/news/2144109,new-piatek0407.article
The woman, who asked not to be identified, said she and Thomas Piatek, 46, of Hammond, would often go to the movies together. They drove his truck one night in February, and he pulled out a gun he kept behind his seat.
"He told me he had to keep it hidden in case he ever got pulled over from a police officer," the woman said, leading her to think the gun wasn't registered.
Piatek then started putting bullets into the gun, and as he did so, he started talking.
"He told me if I ever left him, he would kill me," she said.

What became a breaking point for the woman, though, was that he was gone every weekend and some weeknights. She left him a voice mail message while he was in Michigan one weekend saying their relationship was over. He never said anything about the message, though, and they continued to see each other until he was arrested, the woman said.

She couldn't have been to worried about it since this was after she filed an information report about this singular incident.

happy jack · **Joined:** Mon Aug 11, 2008 10:32 am **Posts:** 3789

sparks wrote:

He's quite the tough guy, threatening his girlfriend ...

The way I understand it, he started out bullying women on forum boards, and it escalated to the point where he is today.
Sound like anyone you know, sparkles?
You should probably monitor yourself closely - it would be a tragedy for you to end up like him.

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