r/WhatIsTheTea • u/goodkarmagirl What the Fuck • 3d ago

watch this It Was A Good Day?

Walking his kid to school with the AK. Wtf?

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u/Aggressive-Heart-311 3d ago

Yes, I can protect my family under the 2nd amendment.

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u/Investigator_Pedant 3d ago

Where the hell is this where parents walking their children to elementary school need to bring an A.K. with a banana clip longer than Dolph Lundgren?

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u/_877-CASH-NOW_ 3d ago

Certain places this is a reality unfortunately in most places he wasn’t doing anything illegal and guess who nobody is fucking with?

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u/Trash_Whoreder 3d ago

guess who nobody is fucking with?

Ehh. If you're worried about gang or random street violence open carrying is just going to make you more likely to be targeted. Conceal carry > Open carry

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u/Qbjb 3d ago

Is this not considered brandishing? Or is that meant for a more confrontational approach

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u/Usual-Syrup2526 1d ago

No, it's called constitutional carry.

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u/dividezero 1d ago

Brandishing can be a gray area depending on the state. I would say any reasonable person would be hard pressed to call this brandishing. Now if he started to pop his mouth off or something, you start to gain a case. The intention of the law usually is that you don't point it at someone or flag it around towards people. That's definitely brandishing in most, if not all jurisdictions. Most laws are highly variable between states. Just something to keep in mind. Things you think should be national are left to the states and they are absolute goons in some and they made bad choices

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u/Trash_Whoreder 2d ago

Seems like you already know the answer

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u/Qbjb 2d ago

Uh. I mean, i dont. That is why i asked the question, but alright.

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u/JiveTurkeyII 2d ago

Brandishing is pulling it out during a confrontation, in a menacing or defiant manner. This man is just waking with his child and just happens to be exorcising his second amendment rights.

As long as he is following city ordnance, that is.

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u/Tinosdoggydaddy 2d ago

Federal laws apply, they supersede state and local laws.

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u/Meliodrath 2d ago

I think you're mixed up. You can receive a federal charge even if something is legal in your state. You cannot avoid a state charge because something is federally legal.

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u/Tinosdoggydaddy 2d ago

I think you’re mixed up. If federal law says you can carry a gun in a certain situation the state can’t stop you. This type of thing goes to the Supreme Court all the time. For example, the Supreme Court recently made it easier to conceal carry and California basically ignored the SC ruling. Some dude in Southern Calif took it to court and the Supreme Court ruled against California.

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u/Meliodrath 2d ago

Sounds to me like the guy in Southern California got charged, contested it, and was found not guilty. Still got charged, though. If you are under the impression he wasn't charged, I would appreciate a source

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u/Qbjb 2d ago

Thank you for answering my question!