Cop?
That seems like an odd assumption to make based on someone having lots of guns.I don't think cops get any special privileges about owning lots of guns.
Also given you apparently own lots of expensive-looking cars assuming you're rich just seems like common sense.
On the other hand I don't know anything about cars so for all I know the ones in your pics might all be really cheap, in which case the assumption is stupid.
In the US, cops
might have an easier time getting hold of certain NFA items (suppressors, short barrel rifles, machine guns, etc.) but besides that, there is no real difference between cop and civilian when it comes to purchasing most guns, that I'm aware of. However, I'm not a cop, so I might be wrong.
Certain people think that a "regular joe" either can't, or shouldn't own some of the guns I have. So, they assume I must be in Law Enforcement, or something else.
As far as the cars go, while they are not cheap, they're not "that" expensive to buy or maintain.
And above all else, material possessions are a poor way to judge someone's wealth, in my opinion. I know plenty of people in my area that own Lamborghini's, Ferrari's, Rolex watches and other sorts of expensive madness that are either living with their parents not paying rent, that are given these items, or are struggling to keep them.
Although, I should consider that "rich" is a pretty relative term. I just don't see myself as that.
And one other sad assumption that I sometimes get on here, is that just because I'm heterosexual, I'm "homophobic".