Fire dept. emergency at NH Liberty Forum

[Hickeydog2365]

That's some pretty good response time. How far away was the Fire department?

[LibertyJunkie]

Hey I was wondering if any of you guys could help me out. I am trying to gather photos of people protesting for freedom related issues, especially (but not only)of those who unselfishly put themselves in the spot light, ie. Dave ridley, Ian, mark, ron paul, ect. Still frames prefered. Thanks!

[BedsnHerts]

Notice how the authorities keep changing their minds on this. First the feds turn up because of a "fire", now there is NO fire - how convenient.

This is clearly a personal grudge being held by Fire Chief Brian Morrissey who has sent his bully boy firefighters along out of pure spite.

I suggest litigation.

[littlebigefan]

please stop,you are making an ass out of the human race.

[BedsnHerts]

I'll refer you to another Rid-vid about some NHSPCA officers in Candia that had a bunch of people stroking out about violating personal privacies and similar nonsense.

See if you can draw any parallels...

[littlebigefan]

sorry i should have replied to your other comment about,did they have a search warrant. that is just such a stupid comment,to suggest the fire dept. should need a search warrant to enter a private establishment. just this past year in my town a policeman saved a child from a burning building at 3 in the morning by entering the building through the flames and smoke. what you are suggesting is that he should have waited for permission. see how stupid that sounds? by the way ill take that referal.

[BedsnHerts]

Actually I don't think that firemen should need a warrant - I'm simply highlighting the hypocrisy of certain people who view anyone in a uniform as the Gestapo...

[littlebigefan]

gestapo wear suits,not uniforms, and dont go down in the trenches. anyway...do you have that referal?

[beebo02]

Christ BedsnHerts! Every time I go to make a funny comment, you've already done it!  Damn

[monadog3]

Firemen's favorite fires are always at nude dancing establishments.

[BedsnHerts]

Did they have a warrant to enter the hotel and the private individual rooms without the consent of each and every paying guest?

Is the Nashua FD a bunch of booted freedom-hating axe-wielding thugs?

And what kind of fascist state would allow them the "right" to enter a burning building anyway? Where are the liberties of the people who might want the fire to continue burning?

The hypocrisy of some of you people makes me laugh.

[LumpyRevolution]

Good thing it wasn't the police. :) Not many freedom fans like them. The FD are the real heroes. They save people and don't steal as much from them as the cops do... I did say "as much" (so long as they are employed by govt).

[Elephantintheroom01]

I'm glad it wasnt some kind of party crashing...

[FatGuyWithAShotgun]

where the axes necessary?

[Elephantintheroom01]

Zombies.

[CurtHowland]

Having been a fireman, I can tell you that you go into an unknown situation ready for everything it's possible to be ready for.

Forced entry to a burn location is so common that an axe/crowbar is #1 on the list.

[txballoonman]

I was happy to see that we apparently had nothing to do with the alarm, since the firemen went into the kitchen, not to any of our rooms.