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Trespassing on private property means it's not purely verbalI have zero doubts that this gun nut will walk away unscathed. Aside from the fact that his girlfriend is a judge, gun laws in states like
Texas protect this kind of behavior. He was on his own property and the victim clearly got in his face and grabbed for the gun. That’s all indisputable. The problem is the law doesn’t seem to care that a purely verbal altercation became a deadly altercation within moments of a gun being introduced to the scene.
Republicans gonna RepublicanThat is some Wild West sh!t.
I love how they just ignore the guy after he shot him.
Wouldn't the human reaction be to offer first aid?
fucking hill billies.
I like the clucking chicken sound effect.
This show down had been a long time coming, I bet.
What first brought this miscarriage of justice to your attention?I have zero doubts that this gun nut will walk away unscathed. Aside from the fact that his girlfriend is a judge, gun laws in states like
Texas protect this kind of behavior. He was on his own property and the victim clearly got in his face and grabbed for the gun. That’s all indisputable. The problem is the law doesn’t seem to care that a purely verbal altercation became a deadly altercation within moments of a gun being introduced to the scene.
...incredibly stupid.All depends on the law is written in Texas, he did grab for gun, then backed away and was shot. possibly legal. morally indefensible,
Yes you are, a real dickhead as well....incredibly stupid.
So, are you saying that the guy was smart for getting shot?Yes you are, a real dickhead as well.
I’m pretty sure everyone is in agreement on that pointAll depends on the law is written in Texas, he did grab for gun, then backed away and was shot. possibly legal. morally indefensible,
Nobody's fucking life was in danger before the shooting occured.you would offer first aid to an enemy?
It's funny how no gunturd wants to acknowledge this reality.The gun made this situation so much better!
Not to mention he shook him off and then shot him.I have zero doubts that this gun nut will walk away unscathed. Aside from the fact that his girlfriend is a judge, gun laws in states like
Texas protect this kind of behavior. He was on his own property and the victim clearly got in his face and grabbed for the gun. That’s all indisputable. The problem is the law doesn’t seem to care that a purely verbal altercation became a deadly altercation within moments of a gun being introduced to the scene.
No, I misinterpreted the comment based on our previous acrimonious exchanges, thanks for noticing the typo.So, are you saying that the guy was smart for getting shot?
(You ended your sentence with a comma (,), I finished it for you)
Ready, fire, aim!No, I misinterpreted the comment based on our previous acrimonious exchanges, thanks for noticing the typo.
It’s not a reality. It’s a widely discredited very old theory that has failed multiple attempts at replication.It's funny how no gunturd wants to acknowledge this reality.
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The "Weapons Effect"
Research shows that the mere presence of weapons may increase aggression.www.psychologytoday.com
SEEETHEJust because we have a simp acting under the thrall of an evil woman doesn't change the way the law works