GunRelated
Well-Known Member
Although I do not agree with the seat belt law, I understand and follow this law. However, IMO in this situation this law was used to make contact and I base this statement on the trooper's demeanor and actions. This is why I said he made contact under BS pretenses.You say seat belt is a BS way to make contact, i call that crap. I pull over people for a variety of reasons including seatbelt violations. But not going to get into an argument about that.
My issue with your (second paragraph) answer is if he isnt able to carry a weapon on duty because he could shoot someone, what is stopping him from shooting someone he feels threatened by not on duty whether it be justified or not?
There is a chance for any citizen legally carrying a weapon to freak out and shoot prematurely. However, the chances of this happening compared to the probability of someone who carries a weapon as part of their line of work which involves dealing with criminals and innocent citizens on a day to day basis AND having to distinguish between the 2 at a moments notice, I would say is quite slim.