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re: Verdict: FLA July '18 'Stand Your Ground' - M. Drejka guilty in death of M. McGlockton

Posted on 8/23/19 at 11:37 pm to
Posted by Hot Carl
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Posted on 8/23/19 at 11:37 pm to
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the jury ultimately, barely made the right decision.


Wtf does this mean? Seems they either got it right or they didn’t. How can one “barely make the right decision?”
Posted by JPinLondon
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Member since Nov 2006
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Posted on 8/24/19 at 6:39 am to
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the jury ultimately, barely made the right decision.
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Wtf does this mean? Seems they either got it right or they didn’t. How can one “barely make the right decision?”

What I mean is, if this situation were to be replayed TEN TIMES exactly, with random citizens playing the part of three people involved, any dude that commits such a violent ASSAULT on an armed person, the assaulter would get shot in TWO or THREE of the "replays".

The jury had a tough one. When you carry a weapon, and go around being a parking enforcer, you have to be aware of some situational facts.

And let me clarify... your awareness at a Whole Foods in a wealthy suburb needs to be different than at a Cigs & 40s in a shitty neighborhood. Just a fact of life.

All that goes against the shooter, who ultimately should not have fired.

But it is SUCH a close one... if the "victim" had not been such a violent piece of shite, he'd have gone home and had a story to tell about some "crazy mofo in the parking lot".

That violent shove was a triggering event, that FORCED a reaction of "fight or flight" to occur. When you violently shove another person... your outcome if he is armed (or can kick your arse), is now a HUGE question.
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