You know what I meant.
- Pecafan Fan

Actually, I didn't. I was being sincere.

well of course!

So here we are.

He goes after the guy, armed with a gun, screams for help, shoots the guy.
- Pecafan Fan

Pretty sure he shot 1st and screamed for help later, once he came out of superhero mode long enough to realize what he had done, not sure he wanted the guy dieing as a result of his stupidity, and the charges an such that would result from it, he wanted that ambulance there yesterday, so yeah he screamed for help alright, help me get outta this mess i just created by trying to be a (frank)in' hero. All speculation of course.

Allowed? It's their constitutional right.
- hscesq

And no one ever thought THAT might be the problem?

Constitutional right to carry a gun? What is this? 19th century? Civil war or something? WTF.

Death penalty is dumb however he should be arrested and judged. This is too tragic (and suspicious) an event to go unjudged.
- PRICEless

Unfortunately, these aren't the bases for either arresting or judging (assuming you mean trying) anyone in this country.

Different country, different laws.
- ShafterBenRaide

Implying the ROC is different from the USA.

And no one ever thought THAT might be the problem?

Constitutional right to carry a gun? What is this? 19th century? Civil war or something? WTF.
- PRICEless

It's not a civil war, it's neighborhood surveillance.

Allowed? It's their constitutional right.
- hscesq

That document was written how long ago?

...


Yeah, because everyone knows that only idiots change their minds...

wait...maybe it's the other way around...

Unfortunately, these aren't the bases for either arresting or judging (assuming you mean trying) anyone in this country.
- hscesq

The self-defense claim is shaky at best and without that claim it becomes an homicide, how is that not grounds for an arrest and trial?

And no one ever thought THAT might be the problem?

Constitutional right to carry a gun? What is this? 19th century? Civil war or something? WTF.
- PRICEless

The constitution in this country is not just a piece of paper. It means a lot more than that to many people, and the second amendment is most meaningful down south.

Death penalty is dumb however he should be arrested and judged. This is too tragic (and suspicious) an event to go unjudged.
- PRICEless

I dont have the same faith in the system as Desi seems to have, i believe somehow they will manage to (frank) this entire case up royally. How yet, is to be determined.

Unfortunately, these aren't the bases for either arresting or judging (assuming you mean trying) anyone in this country.
- hscesq

All this legal talk...you must be happy...

It's not a civil war, it's neighborhood surveillance.
- Pecafan Fan

Dont get me wrong, i LOVED Watchmen but this Zimmerman guy? He's no vigilante.

That document was written how long ago?

...


Yeah, because everyone knows that only idiots change their minds...

wait...maybe it's the other way around...
- number_23

That's neither here nor there. Most of it is applicable to today's world.

The self-defense claim is shaky at best and without that claim it becomes an homicide, how is that not grounds for an arrest and trial?
- PRICEless

It's a homicide with or without the self-defense claim. Again, words like "shaky" don't amount to probable cause for arrest without more.

That document was written how long ago?

...


Yeah, because everyone knows that only idiots change their minds...

wait...maybe it's the other way around...
- number_23

Items in this document may only be re-written and changed if it in fact affects homeland security, or whatever tale need be telling on any certain day of the week.

Do you have a script for this?

If so, I'm buying.















...with your tax money!

*feels like weirdoh*
- Dgrdnr

First thing's fist. Shower.

The constitution in this country is not just a piece of paper. It means a lot more than that to many people, and the second amendment is most meaningful down south.
- hscesq

If people in the states want guns for protection, they should carry shotguns in their homes instead of handguns...

- less accidents then with handguns
- more of a crime deterrent
- tougher to conceal and use in crimes

BTW, I'm not saying "fry the (frank)er".

I'm just baffled that people are allowed to carry guns around as if it was... skittles... or iced tea.
- Pecafan Fan

Pretty sad story.

First thing's fist. Shower.
- weirdoh

How would he be you then?

The constitution in this country is not just a piece of paper. It means a lot more than that to many people, and the second amendment is most meaningful down south.
- hscesq

I get that, i'm aware of the US' history and how it led to their constitution but its clearly out-dated and should be reviewed. Why would the people of the US let emotionality take over rationality? They dont NEED a gun, they just feel like they do.

PS: Yes, i get that being rational isnt exactly popular these days.

If people in the states want guns for protection, they should carry shotguns in their homes instead of handguns...

- less accidents then with handguns
- more of a crime deterrent
- tougher to conceal and use in crimes
- number_23

I'll bring it up at the next meeting.

I'll bring it up at the next meeting.
- hscesq

You have no say Mr. Canada.

It's a homicide with or without the self-defense claim. Again, words like "shaky" don't amount to probable cause for arrest without more.
- hscesq

What i meant by homicide is that it'd go from being a justified (self defense) homicide to being a criminal one.

What evidence is there that it was CLEARLY self defense, anyway?

If people in the states want guns for protection, they should carry shotguns in their homes instead of handguns...

- less accidents then with handguns
- more of a crime deterrent
- tougher to conceal and use in crimes
- number_23

The Late Charlton Heston agrees with you:



Picture of his gun vault.

What a (frank)ing psycho...

How would he be you then?
- Prolific_Scorer

It was more to get rid of the feeling.