Articles that vilify and scrutinize legal activities

[User170512]

Getting pretty common (and pretty annoying) to read these kinds of articles and find comments like "hundreds of rounds of ammo" or "Authorities also searched his cell phone and recovered several photographs...posing with firearms and rifles." to highlight how much of a bad guy someone is.

Then there's "large-capacity firearm feeding devices, a cache of gun parts" They mean magazines? Love it when they throw in cache.

How about this one from an affidavit: “frequently makes Facebook posts related to firearms and more specifically, the use of firearms against government overreach or perceived threats within his residence."

https://www.masslive.com/news/2020/...-among-items-being-seized.html?outputType=amp

 

[Red Squirrel 556]

We're gonna read about this post in an article one day...

 

[User170512]

^^^exactly^^^

 

[gh1950]

it's Massachusetts for Christ's sake.

Read the whole article, you discover that they are monitoring social media posts. Just Saying.

 

[MG4ME]

SCUMBAG MEDIA.


nuff’ said.

 

[Granite3]

Rookie numbers on guns, mags, and especially ammo.......

Gotta pump those numbers up!

 

[Jambo]

Only crime I read about was possession of a stolen AK.

Sad to see this crap in the state that birthed the American Revolutionary War. Samuel Whittemore is rolling over in his grave.

 

[300_whisper]

News is crap. Woke Journalist majors trying to convince themselves that they are on the same level of importance as engineers, doctors, and tradesmen.

 

[Dogwood]

When they going to condemn hammers used by little rich kids to commit felonious acts. Try never.
https://t.co/E6V2A3lax4?amp=1

 

[diacnik]

and every collection more than one old revolver is called an "arsenal"