Lawmaker: It’s Okay To Aim Guns At Cops If They Aim At You First

May 5, 2016May 5, 2016 Aaron Lewis

Nevada Assemblywoman Michele Fiore, who is currently seeking her party’s nomination for an open U.S. House seat, said last week that she believes the right to self-defense includes the right to aim your gun anyone who aims a gun at you, even if they are a law enforcement officer.

According to The Free Thought project, Michele Fiore, who happens to be Nevada Assemblywoman and also seeking her political career ahead to become the Republican Party nomination for the open seat in the U.S House of Representatives, said in her interview with a local TV station last Sunday, that the second Amendment allows every individual citizen of the United States to defend their lives, health and property no matter who is trying to take it without a leave of the court.

“I would never, ever point my firearm at anyone, including an officer of the law, unless they pointed their firearm at me,” asserted Nevada Assemblywoman Michele Fiore in an interview with Steve Sebelius of KLAS-8. “Now, once you point your firearm at me, I’m sorry, then it becomes self-defense. So, whether you’re a stranger, a bad guy — or an officer — and you point your gun at me; and I have to decide whether it’s my life … well, I choose my life.”

During the interview, Fiore’s characterized the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM), in its overreach, as “nothing more than … a bureaucrat agency of terrorism.”
Even though Sebelius disagreed and queried Fiore, still that is the truth. Rampant police brutality especially among African Americans is a result of them going unpunished. Police officers know perfectly they would go scot-free even when they take precious lives, and so misuse their guns abusively.

As hard as it is to believe, for a black person living in America, carrying a gun is not a choice, because that is the only way one can adapt to self-defense and survive. The law is above anything. So black Americans must understand it and fight back the police.