Why on earth do you think the pigs are going to obey a silly law that says they can't steal your gun.

If they were planning on obeying the law they would not have illegally stopped you with out probably cause or reasonable suspicion required.

If they were planning to obey the law they would not illegally search you looking for guns and drugs. Yes it is allowed per "Terry v Ohio" but any Libertarian lawyer will tell you the Supremes flushed the 4th Amendment down the toilet with "Terry v Ohio"

You can't expect the police to obey the law any more then you can expect criminals to obey the law. On the other hand there usually isn't any difference between police and criminals except that criminals know when they are commuting a crime, while cops think they have a god given right to commit any crime they feel like.

--- On Mon, 11/15/10, Alan Korwin <********@GUNLAWS.COM> wrote:

> From: Alan Korwin <******@GUNLAWS.COM>
> Subject: Temporary Custody of your firearm
> To: AZRKBA@ASU.EDU
> Date: Monday, November 15, 2010, 5:03 PM
> A group of libertarians made an
> impassioned plea to me recently to prevent "authorities"
> from any "routine" taking of your firearm, even temporarily,
> without the highest degree of probable cause or actual
> arrest. How do you civilly resist such a request when it's a
> fishing expedition? Or when the "for officer safety during a
> stop" is a bogus and unwarranted excuse?
>
> A change to the law can be made but it will surely be an
> uphill battle. Which is not to say it shouldn't be pursued.
>
> My own preference is to move the culture to a point where
> an officer, on seeing or suspecting you're armed, merely
> asks what sort of firearm you prefer, and if you like that
> make and model. We're not all that far from such a place,
> especially with Constitutional Carry working its will on the
> public imagination.
>
> Alan.
>
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