Let's play "see if you can spot the tell"
When someone is lying, you can often times tell because of certain behavior, or there will be an inconsistency in their testimony... aka a "tell".
See if you can spot the "tell" in this story:
https://www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/openforum/article/A-gun-in-the-editor-s-top-drawer-13045074.php
See if you can spot the "tell" in this story:
https://www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/openforum/article/A-gun-in-the-editor-s-top-drawer-13045074.php
0
-
Flipped the safety off his Glock 17 hmmm? 0 -
Safety clicked off [:D] 0 -
That guy is a lying libtard/ 0 -
There are multiple:
"Flipped off the safety" is a big one for sure, but..
First he says "I took a gun safety class and started to target-shoot for a hobby. I got pretty good. Eventually, I became an instructor in gun safety and taught classes on weekends."
Then he says "I am not a huge fan of gun ownership."
It's possible he had a modified Glock. Not probable but possible. But do you know ANY gun instructor that isn't a huge fan of gun ownership?0 -
The Glock has three safties not one... 0 -
Glock is not a real gun. Don 0 -
?President Trump started fanning the flames against the media before he even stepped into office...?
No, what he did was take the media to task for their lying, biased, sensationalist, one-sided, fake news.0 -
He said he bought the gun from a gun show with no background check. 0 -
Three tells pop out to me, "I took out my Glock 17, and flipped off the safety." And remember he bought it using the gun show loophole, because Trump fanned the flames. What a load of carp. But then again it is the San Francisco Chronicle. It doesn't get any further left than that. 0 -
Dave, private party sales are legal in Texas, so he must have bought it when he lived there, if he actually bought one. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by WMClark
Three tells pop out to me, "I took out my Glock 17, and flipped off the safety." And remember he bought it using the gun show loophole, because Trump fanned the flames. What a load of carp. But then again it is the San Francisco Chronicle. It doesn't get any further left than that.
It wasn't a Glock 17. It was a Glock 1911.0 -
quote:Originally posted by hunter86004
Dave, private party sales are legal in Texas, so he must have bought it when he lived there, if he actually bought one.
The writer is trying to show the so called gun show loophole.0 -
Ah yes, the non existent loophole. 0
Please sign in to leave a comment.
Comments
13 comments