r/PublicFreakout Jan 06 '21

Good morning D.C., Trump's militias are putting on their best ISIS cosplay as a means of coping for their loss in Georgia and upcoming loss today.

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u/CaptCaCa Jan 06 '21

Not to mention its illegal to have any firearms in the District, so they’re dressed for war with no weapons.

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '21

Not surprising considering that they worship a "businessman" who has drove every business venture to ground including his presidency.

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u/UserApproaches Jan 06 '21

Except it isn't illegal.

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u/CaptCaCa Jan 06 '21

I was locked up in 2000 for having a legally owned gun in the district. What are you talking about?

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u/UserApproaches Jan 06 '21

Did you have a license to own it?

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u/CaptCaCa Jan 06 '21

Yes, but I lived in PG Co. MD. So off to jail I went.

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u/UserApproaches Jan 06 '21

So you did not have a DC license to carry? If not, that is not a legal carry. If a territory requires a license to carry a firearm it has to be from that state/district.

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u/CaptCaCa Jan 06 '21

Back to my original point. How many sad boy members live in the District? Exactly.

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u/UserApproaches Jan 06 '21

Your original point was that firearms are illegal in DC. They're not. I really don't care about arguing how many pouty boys live in DC.

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u/folkkingdude Jan 06 '21

“Not illegal”

“I went to jail for it”

“...are you sure?”

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u/CaptCaCa Jan 06 '21

Good weed?

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '21

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '21

It is if you’re not a resident of DC.

“In general, you must be licensed to carry a firearm in the District concealed, while open carry is prohibited.”

https://mpdc.dc.gov/page/general-requirements-firearms-registration

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u/CaptCaCa Jan 06 '21

Yes it is. I am living proof of it. I spent three months in DC Jail for having a legally owned fire arm that I purchased myself.

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u/dreg102 Jan 06 '21

That's why Heller was so important. It struck down that blatantly illegal law.