Not that you’d know if have a life, but Minnesota’s little coterie of gun-grabber groups had a “March” yesterday.
Of course, they didn’t march where the actual violence was. They “marched” about the tony, safe fields of Boom Island, nestled into the upscale neighborhood across the river from Downtown Minneapolis; close to the killing fields of North Minneapolis as the crow flies, but still a million miles away.
The ELCA Hair was safely covered with hand-knit artisanal wool caps. The orange Dreamsicle t-shirts were covered by more North Face on the “Marchers” than on the actual north face of any mountain in the area.
There was much misplaced bravado, at least on social media (“SEE YOU AT THE CAPITOL” indeed – but not for long, since not a single one of your bills will make it to the floor of the GOP controlled legislature, absent some hue and cry to do so – and the last election pretty well refudiated the notion that there is any such hue and cry).
But there was one other “Marcher” that drew this blog’s interest:
It’s a Minneapolis police lieutenant (I won’t name him), wearing a Dreamsicle cap.
Leftenant: you’re wearing a cap from a group that wants to deny a God-given liberty to law-abiding American citizens, along with your uniform and badge.
Does this give us some idea of the treatment law-abiding gun owners can expect in your area of responsibility?
I can’t imagine that this is legal, even under Janae Harteau’s special-interest-friendly set of policies.
If you’re a law-abiding citizen in Minneapolis who exercises your Second Amendment rights, be careful.
But you knew that.
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