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re: Grandpa of teen killed in OK burglary says AR-15 is unfair advantage.
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:50 am to DelU249
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:50 am to DelU249
quote:
If your cohorts are killed and you survive you get charged with murder
I'm sorry every time I hear that it sounds even more stupid. So we need to charge a 21 year old girl with murder for being the getaway driver for a B&E? That's moronic
I completely agree
Laws that are designed to deter felonies are fricking stupid
This post was edited on 4/7/17 at 9:51 am
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:53 am to DelU249
Who cares? Hopefully she gets the death penalty so the tax payer doesn't have to waste money on her. I have no sympathy for these people and couldn't care less what happens to her. We're lucky she doesn't have three kids by each of the dead criminals.
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:54 am to Mr. Hangover
quote:so 10 years in prison isn't a deterrent?
Laws that are designed to deter felonies are fricking stupid
not enough, let's charge her with capital murder
the 3 dead robbers aren't a deterrent?
if a rival shoots a drug dealer while you're buying pot from him is that second degree murder?
can we cane people for graffiti?
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:54 am to Breesus
You know what,
When I was younger, a group of 7-10 year olds spray painted my car with a bunch of vulgar words and possibly "gang" related epithets. This happened in the back of my complex and I heard it all happen. It was at 2AM in the morning. I didn't see it happen but I heard the commotion.
It scared the hell out of me, and it cost me a shite ton of money to fix. Thankfully for me, I had car insurance being paid for me, and Sweet hook up at a body shop with some family friends. They were able to repaint my whole car (it needed some work) and I walked away with my possession. It did cost me a pretty coin though out of pocket.
Turns out I'd seen these kids in the neighborhood before and I had a clue of who they were. They'd pass through our lot and touch people's cars and I'd tell them to kick rocks basically. My neighbor saw the vandalism of my car happen and didn't call the cops (a-hole. I was more pissed at him -- couldn't trust him).
I was pissed that my sense of security was jeopardized. The car sucked and it sucked having that crap on my car -- I thought I was a target while the crap was on my car. But once I got that secured away at a shop, I cared less about the car. Because it could be replaced. And it could be repainted.
I never once held any resentment towards the young boys that did that -- I jut wish I knew their parents so I could talk to them about the risks of their sons deeds. I never once thought about calling the cops on them --- the penal system is too harsh on young black boys and they'd probably get oversentence for what is actually a trivial crime in terms of my property (which again can be replaced and fixed. Thankfully I was fortune enough to have the means). That's what held me back the most. Couldn't throw more young black boys into a penal system that punitively punishes them.
I still hold no resentment towards them and never once thought about getting a weapon after this. I wasn't gonna and won't let that one moment make me an ultra aggressive beta that lets one moment hold him as a prisoner. I actually hope those boy are doing well now and I hope they haven't fallen into a life of crime. I'd be doing myself no good living mylife in fear.
I continued to live at that complex for another year and half,and although I was more cautious, I never once thought about arming myself.
Why would I take another life just for a car? I value myself, my life, my peace of mind, and others lives way way way more than any item that can be replaced. I work hard so that it can be. I would want my son to grow up to be a man that can resolve conflicts with his mouth and mind and not with his fists and guns
When I was younger, a group of 7-10 year olds spray painted my car with a bunch of vulgar words and possibly "gang" related epithets. This happened in the back of my complex and I heard it all happen. It was at 2AM in the morning. I didn't see it happen but I heard the commotion.
It scared the hell out of me, and it cost me a shite ton of money to fix. Thankfully for me, I had car insurance being paid for me, and Sweet hook up at a body shop with some family friends. They were able to repaint my whole car (it needed some work) and I walked away with my possession. It did cost me a pretty coin though out of pocket.
Turns out I'd seen these kids in the neighborhood before and I had a clue of who they were. They'd pass through our lot and touch people's cars and I'd tell them to kick rocks basically. My neighbor saw the vandalism of my car happen and didn't call the cops (a-hole. I was more pissed at him -- couldn't trust him).
I was pissed that my sense of security was jeopardized. The car sucked and it sucked having that crap on my car -- I thought I was a target while the crap was on my car. But once I got that secured away at a shop, I cared less about the car. Because it could be replaced. And it could be repainted.
I never once held any resentment towards the young boys that did that -- I jut wish I knew their parents so I could talk to them about the risks of their sons deeds. I never once thought about calling the cops on them --- the penal system is too harsh on young black boys and they'd probably get oversentence for what is actually a trivial crime in terms of my property (which again can be replaced and fixed. Thankfully I was fortune enough to have the means). That's what held me back the most. Couldn't throw more young black boys into a penal system that punitively punishes them.
I still hold no resentment towards them and never once thought about getting a weapon after this. I wasn't gonna and won't let that one moment make me an ultra aggressive beta that lets one moment hold him as a prisoner. I actually hope those boy are doing well now and I hope they haven't fallen into a life of crime. I'd be doing myself no good living mylife in fear.
I continued to live at that complex for another year and half,and although I was more cautious, I never once thought about arming myself.
Why would I take another life just for a car? I value myself, my life, my peace of mind, and others lives way way way more than any item that can be replaced. I work hard so that it can be. I would want my son to grow up to be a man that can resolve conflicts with his mouth and mind and not with his fists and guns
This post was edited on 4/7/17 at 9:57 am
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:54 am to TigerOnTheMountain
quote:no argument there
We're lucky she doesn't have three kids by each of the dead criminals.
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:54 am to Mr. Hangover
Consciously choosing to take part in a felony, involving the use of weapons, that results in a death during the commission of the crime. That's good enough for first degree murder in my book any day.
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:55 am to StrongSafety
quote:so they graduated to burglary and a white boy with an ar-15 shot them
I never once thought about calling the cops on them
that's how I want the story to end so i'll just stop reading there.
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:55 am to DelU249
Dude, you went way off on a completely different tangent.. you're comparing apples to oranges
I absolutely have zero problem with this law
I absolutely have zero problem with this law
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:56 am to StrongSafety
quote:
2 AM in the morning
NO
WAY
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:56 am to StrongSafety
Gated community is still easily breached.
But if someone is breaking into your home with weapons, there is no "you get out of here" debate forthcoming. They have come in to possibly do mortal harm to your person. You are allowed to not allow them that chance. As the law intends.
Suck less.
But if someone is breaking into your home with weapons, there is no "you get out of here" debate forthcoming. They have come in to possibly do mortal harm to your person. You are allowed to not allow them that chance. As the law intends.
Suck less.
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:57 am to hawkster
that's fine I totally understand why people feel that way
I would feel that way if the boy was killed...and BTW I still think he got the worst deal
he now has to live with 3 dead kids he was forced to kill.
I would feel that way if the boy was killed...and BTW I still think he got the worst deal
he now has to live with 3 dead kids he was forced to kill.
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:57 am to StrongSafety
So let me get this straight. You are comparing someone spray painting your car, which you were no were around, to someone robbing a house while armed? Not quite the same thing.
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:58 am to TigerOnTheMountain
I believe she actually does have three kids.
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:58 am to DelU249
No I forgave them and moved on with my life.
Today was actually the first time in 3 years that I'd thought about it.
All the cuckholden dudes in here probably grab their gun every time a dude looks at them funny.
It'd suck To live life in suck a beta state
Today was actually the first time in 3 years that I'd thought about it.
All the cuckholden dudes in here probably grab their gun every time a dude looks at them funny.
It'd suck To live life in suck a beta state
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:59 am to StrongSafety
quote:
I never once held any resentment towards the young boys that did that -- I jut wish I knew their parents so I could talk to them about the risks of their sons deeds. I never once thought about calling the cops on them --- the penal system is too harsh on young black boys and they'd probably get oversentence for what is actually a trivial crime in terms of my property (which again can be replaced and fixed. Thankfully I was fortune enough to have the means)
That's pretty patronizing and insulting to decent black men, in my opinion.
quote:
I still hold no resentment towards them and never once thought about getting a weapon after this. I wasn't gonna and won't let that one moment make me an ultra aggressive beta that lets one moment hold him as a prisoner. I actually hope those boy are doing well now and I hope they haven't fallen into a life of crime. I'd be doing myself no good living mylife in fear.
Um, okay.
quote:
Why would I take another life just for a car?
A car being vandalized while you're not in it =/= being at home when three armed men in ski masks, black clothes, and gloves break in
Posted on 4/7/17 at 9:59 am to StrongSafety
So you're the reason these kids grow up thinking it's ok.
Posted on 4/7/17 at 10:00 am to Mr. Hangover
quote:nothing wrong with that
I absolutely have zero problem with this law
quote:I think about this in an abstract way...where do we draw the line? I just think the law sucks
you went way off on a completely different tangent
Posted on 4/7/17 at 10:00 am to civiltiger07
quote:
So let me get this straight. You are comparing someone spray painting your car, which you were no were around, to someone robbing a house while armed? Not quite the same thing.
I was 20 feet away from it in my apartment when it happen. I heard it all happen. I also had GANG RELATED EPITHETS spray painted all over my car...and I had to drive my car around. What could have happened had I been seen by the rival
Gang? I'd be 6 feet underneath probably.
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