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this is interesting thread.
I did not know that many harley riders are such pussies!
It is so simple.
He pulls his gun, i kill him.
How could you not?
How could you look at the victims family without?
I think some here should turn in thier permits.
Go grab a tree and give it a hug.
Maybe do your daily math on your carbon footprint.
If i am standing in line, i will protect you.
I can only hope for the same.
This is interesting thread.
I did not know that many Harley riders are such pussies!
It is so simple.
He pulls his gun, I kill him.
How could you not?
How could you look at the victims family without?
I think some here should turn in thier permits.
Go grab a tree and give it a hug.
Maybe do your daily math on your carbon footprint.
If I am standing in line, I will protect you.
I can only hope for the same.
the right to keep and bear arms is not the right to be judge and jury. it never was, it never will be. the robber is a dirtbag, but he is a dirtbag with a right to due process. its the american way. it says so right there in the constitution.
the customers rights were to protect himself and his property. he wasn't on/in his property and there is no proof that he was being threatened by the thief.
its not the job of citizenry to deal out justice. 99.999% of people don't even know what justice is for fcks sake.
If it comes down to life and death, you're damn right you have the right to be judge and jury. As far as I'm concerned, and the court system as well, a weapon being used in a robbery is a life and death situation, therefore, scumbag is entitled to what he gets.
the right to keep and bear arms is not the right to be judge and jury. it never was, it never will be. the robber is a dirtbag, but he is a dirtbag with a right to due process. its the american way. it says so right there in the constitution.
the customers rights were to protect himself and his property. he wasn't on/in his property and there is no proof that he was being threatened by the thief.
its not the job of citizenry to deal out justice. 99.999% of people don't even know what justice is for fcks sake.
you gotta be kidding me......"he wasnt on/in his prpoerty and there is no proof that he was being threatened by the theif"....he was in a restaurant that was being robbed at gun point! bottom line.oh but wait that man has no right to defend himself unless he is standing "in/on" that little peice of land the government allows him to claim as "home".it's veiws and opinions like yours that are driving this country right into the hands of all the bleeding heart liberals...it's time for a little less talk and alot more action in this country!!!i'm glad though that you made a referance to the world being divided by percentages, but take a look around at all these posts and you will see that you have got it all wrong...you are definately a 1%er bro.....that being the 1% of harley owners that need to sell your harley and go lobby your bull**** propaganda someplace else beacause your making my stomach turn.....and without a bike there is a much better chance i will ever have to share the road with someone like you....sorry you had to read this stuff guys,i usually keep these thoughts to myself and try not to call any one individual out as everyone is entitled to their own opinion but this is an opion that does not belong here with all the rest of us red blooded americans opinions...just my opinion.
pulling a gun on a robber is unconsititutional. good grief does anyone remember reading this stuff in 4th grade?
Originally Posted by Certainteed
the right to keep and bear arms is not the right to be judge and jury. it never was, it never will be. the robber is a dirtbag, but he is a dirtbag with a right to due process. its the american way. it says so right there in the constitution.
the customers rights were to protect himself and his property. he wasn't on/in his property and there is no proof that he was being threatened by the thief.
its not the job of citizenry to deal out justice. 99.999% of people don't even know what justice is for fcks sake.
Originally Posted by Certainteed
guns are for self protection not vigilantism. the guy is an ******* for thinking he can pull his gun out and shoot someone.
why should i pay the cops if i can depend on the untrained citizens?
stupid.
Are you really this stupid or are you just stiring chit. If you're serious, then I'd put you in that 99.9999% you stated.
Kudos to the armed citizen. You can't climb into the head of a shi*bag and decide what he might do if we just talk nice to him.. F**k him, deserves to be dead!!!!!! I'm hoping for a full recovery of the armed citizen.
Kudos to the armed citizen. You can't climb into the head of a shi*bag and decide what he might do if we just talk nice to him.. F**k him, deserves to be dead!!!!!! I'm hoping for a full recovery of the armed citizen.
amen brothers,i'm glad to see by the last few responses after mine that i am not the only one that had heard enough bull**** from our spokesperson on costitutional rights.it's time to all criminals and those who stand by them know it's time to take the power back.
the right to keep and bear arms is not the right to be judge and jury. it never was, it never will be. the robber is a dirtbag, but he is a dirtbag with a right to due process. its the american way. it says so right there in the constitution.
the customers rights were to protect himself and his property. he wasn't on/in his property and there is no proof that he was being threatened by the thief.
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Your kiddin right??? You can't be serious. Wow I feel bad for your family. You probably wouldn't even protect them, with due process and all in the way!!!!! The customer was indeed protecting himself. He didn't know if he was next!
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the right to keep and bear arms is not the right to be judge and jury. it never was, it never will be. the robber is a dirtbag, but he is a dirtbag with a right to due process. its the american way. it says so right there in the constitution.
the customers rights were to protect himself and his property. he wasn't on/in his property and there is no proof that he was being threatened by the thief.
its not the job of citizenry to deal out justice. 99.999% of people don't even know what justice is for fcks sake.
Your making the assumption that the robber would have gotten caught if the customer would not have stopped him. More than likely he wouldn't have. We pay the police but they are slow. The robber was wearing a mask. How easy is this guy going to be to find without a good description of him. So I guess that your argument is that punishment is not warranted unless the robber is caught and convicted of the crimes he commits.
I agree with Da Gump 100%. When I first read this I thought that maybe the customer acted to quickly in a crowded BK but he did hit the target without any other persons being injured and you can only imagine how thankful that clerk must be. I'm not saying we should have everyone become a batman but in this case it worked out for the good and now there's one less piece of scum walking around on the street.
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