Tennessee man has gun "privileges" revoked by judge because of "YouTube videos"

[Caleb]

Don't confuse "Detroit" with "Michigan".

Michigan is a beautiful state with a lot of great people.......and a rat hole over in the east.

Yes, Michigan is pretty but the state is broke from what I hear and Detroit is dragging the whole state down with it's corrupt political garbage.


...and the last time I rolled through Michigan, people there kept flipping me off.

 

[Ash]

Yes, Michigan is pretty but the state is broke from what I hear and Detroit is dragging the whole state down with it's corrupt political garbage.


...and the last time I rolled through Michigan, people there kept flipping me off.

Maybe you should have removed or covered the " Michigan Sucks " bumper sticker on your vehicle while there.

 

[HoughMade]

Maybe you should have removed or covered the " Michigan Sucks " bumper sticker on your vehicle while there.

Ha!

This happens to be what is on my tailgate:

 

[24Carat]

I wonder when we go to Nashville to visit the kids and the Grandbaby if we have more protections than a TN resident that is licensed there?

 

[Caleb]

Maybe you should have removed or covered the " Michigan Sucks " bumper sticker on your vehicle while there.

Actually my bumper sticker called "Obama is a socialist"...imagine the irony 5 years later...

 

[GunSlinger]

Hey, any possibility that this guy is misrepresenting his case? What makes you think that he is telling the truth? About Youtube videos being the reason? About his privileges being revoked at all? This case makes no sense to me. It seems to me like either the guy has a payday coming, or he is lying. He doesn't need to vent on the internet. He needs a lawyer.

It's on the internet, so it has to be the truth. "They're not allowed to lie on the internet"!

 

[Papabeargsh]

From watching a few of his videos on you tube the first time they took his weapons is the State of Tennessee said he was mentally incompetent (he says). The second time they took his weapons was be cause the State of Tennessee said he was a danger to the public (he says).