Idiot at my dojo

[kerb]

I am not a LEO any more as I retired in 1994 (boy that's a long time ago) I can only say that unless you have been there and worn a badge for as long as I have then you have no right to judge me or anyone else in law enforcement. Hell, I have now forgot what this thread was about.
Bill

Really? Why not? What makes you special?

People have every right. Does the term public service ring a bell?



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[nkcci]

I called you an idiot (or whatever) because......wait for it....... because you are an idiot. You like to point out other people's faults, group them into false categories (i.e. cops), and you mock them. All this is entirely fair game and acceptable for you to do because of the rights guaranteed to you by the founders of our great country and this forum. However, don't expect your stupidity to go unnoticed. Your comments stick out like a sore thumb. I may be doing the same with my comments in pointing out your fallacies but I'm ok with it because it's people like you who give CCWers a horrible name. I just ask one thing from you. Please put a little thought into what you write even if you have to lie about it- it's not going to happen magically overnight but I can at least hope for it. This is, after all, a public forum and your thoughts and written description of your actions may unfairly represent other CCWers.

 

[GIFF]

You know I like this forum a lot but the bitching back and forth gets old real damn quick. We (CC'ers) have got enough to worry about without dividing our forces. Cut that damn tree down and use the wood to make a bridge AND GET OVER IT! We need to stick together especially now. And what's wrong with being a Cop? I'm not and never have been but they are just like you and I, as there are Idiots in every field. For proof just look at our Presidency! Sure there are Power happy cops, but most of the one's I've known and rode with (Motorcycles) I'd trust my life with and they've got my total respect and admiration for sure. Most of the insults on here are not from just differing opinions. I see a lot of them by people jumping into posts with nothing to add but the insult. If I want to listen to a bunch of people wining and giving insults I'll go to a Family Reunion! Now quit bitching at each other and just flame me instead. Later & Peace

Amen, the bitching is/has gotten way out of control ......

 

[tricolordad]

Really? Why not? What makes you special?

People have every right. Does the term public service ring a bell?



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Its a typical holier than thou attitude. like nobody else could ever know more about service ethics and responsibility than a cop...

Thats why i didnt tell him his rig was falling.

Follow me from one thread to another calling me names...it doesnt effect my day at all lol

 

[NotTwoShure]

Funny thing, My dojang would have said nice carry, how do you like it and how accurate are you with it in the hood. Oh, Dojang=Dojo= guess what that means.

 

[Hoganbeg]

I guess it depends on who was doing the complaining. Was he in charge? If not, no big deal-especially if he didn't see a gun. My license sits behind my driver's license where I can pull it out or not, as needed.

I suggest you find one of the upper belts who may be interested in some extended training and work on retention techniques and disarms. I used to do this with another master. After the kids class was over we'd lock the doors, pull the shades, and work on the firearms stuff, integrating it into our empty hand techniques. Check with your instructor to make sure it's OK. He may have some good ideas of his own to share. If he's absolutely against it, You are on your own. My instructor wasn't into carrying firearms, but had no problem with his instructors training with them. We had LEOs and military types as well as armed security and private citizens training there so a number of us saw the need for integrated training. I prefer to work with a real weapon rather than a plastic one. The weight of it changes the techniques as it has more inertia. One caveat though, make sure you both clear the weapon, and only work two people at a time. That way you don't have a room full of guns getting tossed around and sweeping each other.