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Check this out, POLICE looting in New Orleans:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHcajIRc ... re=related . If that guy who was questioning those two looting police officers wasn't a part of a possibly live news camera crew, they probably would've been shot.

More looting cops: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7Kc1sBntXI

Just to make sure you can't stop them from robbing you, the NOPD disarmed honest citizens who were NOT looting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-taU9d26wT4&NR=1 .

And if you "resisted" them by running away, well, then it's time for some target practice on unarmed men running away from you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykKwcH3biFw .

P.S. I can understand cops who loot food from Wal Mart after a disaaster, BUT those cops were taking TENNIS SHOES. Besides, for God's sakes, if you have to loot as a cop, TAKE OFF YOUR UNIFORM. Looting in uniform is a disgrace to the uniform.

P.P.S. Tips for dealing with traffic stops: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqMjMPlX ... re=related

P.P.P.S. Buy an el cheapo $10 (or better) dashcam off ebay and have video rolling whenever you have to deal with cops. Cops are people like you and I. There are good people and bad people of every profession, just like there are both good and bad cops. HIdden cameras may save your hide some day and they cost very little these days.

marksiwel wrote: What about Algiers Point?

I see we agree here. Gun control is inherently racist. People who lived in expensive restored historical homes (Algiers point) did not have their guns confiscated, but minorities and poor whites who lived in low income homes did have their guns confiscated. That's why I'm against gun control because I am against racism.

During the reconstruction in the South, there were gun control laws. However, these laws were only enforced against blacks and other minorities.

Also, in California, the "Saturday Night Special" gun control laws were meant to keep guns out of the hands of Asians.

P.S. Keith B: (My brain is fried, can you think of a better term? It's unfair, maybe?)

Is there a Texas law that forbids the confiscation of guns during a disaster/emergency?

During the Katrina debacle, New Orleans residents had their guns confiscated (and never returned) by the police. The police failed to maintain order and decided to confiscate guns in order to do so. This left law-abiding citizens defenseless against looters and rogue cops.

The liberal news media wants you to think that there were armed vigilantes shooting people for no reason:
http://www.thenation.com/doc/20090105/thompson
Vinnie Pervel, the leader of the neighborhood watch was branded a vigilante.

However, this is what really happened:
http://www.bobtuley.com/gun_seizures.htm#wallmart
Vinnie Pervel selflessly turned off his neighbors' gas to prevent fires and he was personally violently assaulted and car jacked. Would a selfess guy like this commit murder? What were these "innocent" people who don't live in the neighborhood doing walking around in full view of signs everywhere that warned, "you loot we shoot"? Do you suppose they were lovers taking a romantic midnight stroll or murderous looters and rapists?

Cops did this:
http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/02/24/kat ... index.html
There are good cops and bad cops. They are just like regular folks. They are not any better at obeying the laws than the civilian population. Who polices the police?

Is there a Texas law that forbids the confiscation of guns during a disaster/emergency?
Thanks for answering my question!