'People of Polk County like guns. They have guns. I encourage them to own guns'
Polk County, Florida, Sheriff Grady Judd affirms he's all for peaceful protests, and he has simple, straightforward advice for citizens when a demonstration turns violent and threatens their homes.
"The people of Polk County like guns. They have guns. I encourage them to own guns," he said at a news conference on June 1. "They're going to be in their homes tonight, with guns loaded, and if you try to break into their homes to steal, to set fires, I'm highly recommending they blow you back out of their house with the guns."
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Perfect.
ReplyDeleteEXACTLY what the police ought to be saying.
Demonstrate and protest all you want....it's one of our rights.
However, as soon as you start throwing objects with bad intent, burning homes or businesses, or assaulting those who disagree, you cross the line.
Keep cheering.
I'm already waiting. SALISBURY MD is a SHITHOLE thanks to local government. FAG. WELFARE. And BLM fool's feel empowered. Come through my door and you will be liberated.
ReplyDeleteBlogging keeps you out of the men’s restroom with your sharpie so theirs that.
DeleteLol I'm sorry 7:47 . But 3:26 comment was hilarious!
DeleteAmen to that...lock and load.
ReplyDeleteThis is old .... should have had this up when he originally held the press meeting... old news this was literally over a month ago ... but try to keep the comments up
ReplyDeleteMy kind of Sheriff!
ReplyDeleteYESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!! We need a sheriff like that!!
ReplyDeleteI wish Wicomico County had a Sheriff with cajones like this!
ReplyDeleteyou gotta be kidding
Deletelittle Lewis needs Tod Richardson to inflate his ego
Oh stop it Mikey! Your so sweet!
ReplyDeletewe are with you
ReplyDeleteDidn't need him to tell us that. That's a given.
ReplyDelete6:11 You can't even spell SHERIFF
ReplyDeleteMy kind of sheriff we used to have a neighbor from Kentucky that hollered at bullies on the street "I'm from Kentucky where they shoot first and last"
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