Minne-Somalia Mayhem

 On Saturday in the city of Minne-Somalia a man died in a shooting with ICE officers. He was 37 years old and worked for the Veterans Administration as an ICU nurse. He was carrying a 9MM handgun and a spare magazine. Minnesota officials proclaimed that he was a "lawful gun owner".

Being called a "lawful gun owner" after being involved in a shooting is a lot like being called "a licensed driver" after being arrested for drunk driving in an accident where someone was killed. Frankly, I don't understand what "lawful" actually means in Minnesota, a state where they allow people to riot and loot at will. Check a book on 2020 history if you doubt this.

As it becomes obvious that the state and local governments in Minnesota are more than willing to ignore corruption and fraud in their state. I just want to point out that this recent spurt of demonstrations riots has taken place since the massive fraud came to light on the national news. Minnesotans are outraged by the concept that federal laws actually apply to Minnesota. But enough about all of the bogus daycare and transportation operations in the city of Minne-Somalia. Wait!! I left out a mention of all the fraudulent feeding operations in Minne-Somalia. All of this fraudulent activity has cost American taxpayers billions of dollars.

Organized crime is so prevalent in Minne-Somalia that Governor Prickster of Illinois has accused them of trying to imitate the corruption and crime capitol of Chicago.

Lots of Americans, including President Trump, have brought up this point so I am just piling on, but where were the state, county and local law enforcement officers during all of these riots? There are many people asking if the governor, mayor and/or other local losers have ordered law enforcement to stand down. Good News!! Minnesota law enforcement officers have not been ordered to stand down. It's obvious that they are laying down. Mannequins with badges would be an improvement on these guys. I don't blame the individual officers; I blame their alleged leaders. Minne-Somalia is the same city that allowed a mob to burn down a police station in the riots of 2020. In short, if you are an ICE agent being attacked by "peaceful" protesters, there's a better chance that Dudley Do-Right will show up before the Minne-Somalia police will.

But back to the tragic shooting of the young man on Saturday. The gentleman was carrying a 9 MM handgun and a spare magazine. I live in North Carolina and those nut job liberals in Minnesota always like to whine about how loose the laws on guns are here. I am a "lawful gun owner". That's my "full disclosure statement" for those of you who thought this blog was serious journalism.

I doubt that Minnesota has the same gun laws that we do here. In North Carolina, you cannot carry a concealed weapon in "parades, funerals, picket lines, and demonstrations". They actually teach that in the Concealed Carry courses, and it is on the test. It may be legal to carry a concealed weapon to a demonstration in Minnesota, but I don't know. 

In North Carolina, you are required to tell law enforcement officers at first encounter that you are carrying a concealed weapon. Does Minnesota not require this? Did he do this? 

Beyond all of that, this guy was carrying a spare magazine. While I have a spare magazine in the truck, I don't carry one on my person. If I can't stop a threat with eleven rounds, twenty rounds probably won't do the trick. Nobody packs a handgun and a spare magazine to go to a "peaceful demonstration". That's how you pack to go to a gunfight. This means that he didn't actually believe that he was going to a "peaceful protest".

Minnesota officials and others keep claiming that these riots are "peaceful protests". If they really are "peaceful", why did this "lawful gun owner" show up with a handgun and a spare magazine? By the way, there is a report that his family had warned him about the risk of participating in those "peaceful demonstrations".

What does "peaceful" mean in Minnesota? Obviously, not what it means here.