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re: Arbery case - Father and Son perspective
Posted on 5/11/20 at 3:15 pm to Chad Wetumpka
Posted on 5/11/20 at 3:15 pm to Chad Wetumpka
quote:You learn the lesson the hard way that you're an idiot for following a guy around with your weapon out like you're ready to shoot someone at the first instant of a confrontation?
And if he yanks it from you and kills you then what?
I think you're missing the idea that had the cops who were called for trespassing saw this guy jogging, they aren't going to come out of the car guns blazing like those 2 dudes did.
This post was edited on 5/11/20 at 3:17 pm
Posted on 5/11/20 at 3:18 pm to Chad Wetumpka
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And if he yanks it from you and kills you then what?
Well he’d have to be a monster for that to happen (I am former D-1 wrestler, Marine Infantry Officer and describing me as “big” would be an understatement)
Posted on 5/11/20 at 3:18 pm to Eighteen
quote:the consequences have become strictly political to appease a race of people and some other self hating people.
Father and son deserve the consequences of their actions. It’s as simple as that
Posted on 5/11/20 at 3:21 pm to shel311
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Yea, I'm not saying they were hunting him down with intent to kill, but when you fire a shot before the victim actually makes physical contact with you, it does show that you had a bit of an itchy trigger finger.
Damn, I didn’t know he fired before they started wrestling for the shotgun.
Posted on 5/11/20 at 3:21 pm to Big Scrub TX
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Yep. I'm sure "leftism" is a YUUUUUGE problem in Glynn County, Georgia.
Posted on 5/11/20 at 3:22 pm to ABearsFanNMS
quote:You can't see it because they're in front of the truck, but Arbery makes a turn and heads towards the shooter quickly, but it's fairly clear that the shot is fired just before any contact is made.
Damn, I didn’t know he fired before they started wrestling for the shotgun.
This post was edited on 5/11/20 at 3:24 pm
Posted on 5/11/20 at 3:35 pm to arcalades
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Father and son deserve the consequences of their actions. It’s as simple as that
the consequences have become strictly political to appease a race of people and some other self hating people
I am neither black nor self hating and I am 100% MAGA.
These two gomer fricking pile rednecks deserve the same gallows that james comey and the traitorous MFs who have been attempting to overthrow the government do.
They gave the enemy, MSM and race pimp fricksquad perfect, ample evidence that its dangerous to be a young black man in America.
Its sad and this aint the Hill im willing to die on, these guys deserve everybit of a Murder One Conviction
Posted on 5/11/20 at 3:37 pm to Chad Wetumpka
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You have guns, they don’t, they’ll have to listen.
They'll have to listen you say? They don't always listen, as my retired Sheriff Deputy friend told me once. His budddy on patrol was shot in the face by a turd during a routine traffic stop. He survived but is disfigured.
Travis McMichael is lucky he was able to wrestle that shotgun away from the deceased Mr. Arbery, and he's lucky that first shot discharged in the palm of Arbery's hand. I imagine that cluster of BB's stunned Mr. Arbery really good. Hummm? Maybe Travis had Number 2 Buckshot? Anyway it stunned the deceased enough so that Travis could gain a slight edge.
You pussies out there have no idea what it's like to face a a criminal in a life or death struggle.
This post was edited on 5/11/20 at 4:09 pm
Posted on 5/11/20 at 3:40 pm to ABearsFanNMS
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Damn, I didn’t know he fired before they started wrestling for the shotgun.
Actually, he did, watch it again, there are 3 shots, at best the 1st goes off AS Arbery turns toward Travis...
Murder
Posted on 5/11/20 at 3:40 pm to Chad Wetumpka
If it's my home, I grab a gun. If it's not my home, I'm not grabbing a gun. I have no ownership of anything there, so I'm not laying my life on the line to protect it, unless an innocent human life.
Posted on 5/11/20 at 3:42 pm to Chad Wetumpka
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Multiple vids of this "jogger" (w/ vioIent criminal & mental records) trespassing at property. He's caught again, so they pursue. He flees.
The first problem is that your very general timeline is full of holes.
1. When they began pursuing him the McMicheals had no idea about the trespass. All they knew was that someone resembling a person they believed to be breaking into homes (description of "black male") was running ("hauling arse down the road" was the quote from the police report) down the street.
2. According to Gregory McMicheal's statement (he's the father and the one who had worked for the DA's office), he saw Arbery running down the street. His response was to tell Travis (the ex-cop and son) about the runner then grab his .357 while Travis grabbed his shotgun.
3. Also according to the statement they tried to block Arbery off once, but he turned and ran "back the direction from which he came".
4. The next confrontation was when the video picks up. Travis McMicheal is outside the driver's door with his shotgun, his father is in the bed of the truck. Travis is already out before Arbery (now being tailed by the videographer) arrives.
5. Arbery sees Travis, Arbery then shifts to go around the opposite (passenger's) side of the truck. This is an attempt to avoid.
6. Travis moves to push the confrontation by moving toward Arbery.
7. Arbery changes course and physically confronts Travis as he tries to take the shotgun from him.
8. During the scuffle, Travis shoots twice and kills Arbery.
That's the totality of the event. Interestingly enough though when you look at the map of the area and try to replay events per McMicheal's statements, the geographics of it are impossible.
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Do you call the cops and hope this fugitive
He's not a fugitive at this point. At most the McMicheals think he looks like someone they believe has been breaking into homes. Under Georgia law that's not enough to confront someone under scenario of citizen's arrest.
But yes, you call the cops regardless of anything else. What did the McMicheals not do? Call the cops.
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The guns were supposed to make sure things go smoothly, honestly.
Travis was brandishing his firearm. That rarely works at making things go more smoothly in a situation where you are trying to stop someone who appears to be fleeing.
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The other explanation is guns were brought to better facilitate the murder that was intended.
Which is just as ridiculous as the stance that Arbery was the aggressor.
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Except all other evidence (jogger running toward truck, cops called, not taking shot until hands are on rifle/punching in the face)
So much wrong here...
Arbery was only "running toward" the truck because they had purposely placed themselves in his way. Twice, if the report is to be believed.
You completely omit that the McMicheals created the confrontation.
The cops were not called until after the shooting.
Damn dude. Just....
Posted on 5/11/20 at 4:09 pm to Bard
quote:These 2 points can't be emphasized enough.
5. Arbery sees Travis, Arbery then shifts to go around the opposite (passenger's) side of the truck. This is an attempt to avoid.
6. Travis moves to push the confrontation by moving toward Arbery.
The fact that Arbery went to the right does appear to show he was trying to avoid the dude with the shotgun standing to the left. As Arbery goes to the right, the dude with the shotgun moves towards that side of the truck.
quote:This. You don't get to claim self defense when you created the conflict.
You completely omit that the McMicheals created the confrontation.
quote:Do you have a link to this?
The cops were not called until after the shooting.
Posted on 5/11/20 at 4:24 pm to Chad Wetumpka
quote:Negative. Given the dichotomy of rationale you laid out, the question remains “why would you get out of the truck???”
This is a point the pro-jogger people are especially struggling with.They keep saying “why would you bring a gun???”
Posted on 5/11/20 at 4:59 pm to shel311
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Do you have a link to this?
I'm making a small leap from the report. LINK
In the report the elder McMicheal does not indicate neither he nor his son called the police. The reporting officer responded to a call of shots fired, not of a suspicious character, a pursuit of a suspect, etc.
Posted on 5/11/20 at 11:46 pm to texashorn
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There’s laws on a citizen’s use of deadly force. They can be on the phone with Chief Justice John Roberts and it would mean nothing.
I’m talking about intent and you’re talking about how citizens arrest works.
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