Vulnerable Populations Get More Leeway In Self Defense Situations
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Felons of non-violent crimes should 100% be able to possess firearms. Because my sister was charged with felony possession of a controlled substance 9 years ago, it is illegal for her to protect her 2 young kids
The kid in the white is emblematic of the sub-culture of violence which is the cause of most of our criminal violence. It is a regress to the primitive "honor culture" ideal which in the West the Church and political bodies spent centuries, and oceans of blood, converting and suppressing. The use of violence was directed away from self-interest into the service and protection of the weak. People who live in a healthy culture do not put so much weight on personal honor, ego really, versus physical safety, that they are willing to kill over it. The subculture of violence lives in a world where you can't back down or you lose all respect until you avenge the real or imagined, and too often objectively minor, "slight.".
He carries a gun so he can at least give them a chance to live after an altercation, whereas his fists would be instant death on contact, what a nice guy
Two ways to look at this: 1) shooting was justified, therefore no harm no foul 2) "felon in possession" is bad, yes, but consider his circumstances. You're in a dangerous neighborhood forced to ride the bus with dangerous people. You'd be stupid NOT to be carrying a gun. Thank goodness he didn't serve prison time for the possession of a firearm charge.
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They saw the gun earlier and they still decide to go for him I don't feel bad for that kid at all
Well that was stupid on the kids part.
Justified shooting.
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Felons of non-violent crimes should 100% be able to possess firearms. Because my sister was charged with felony possession of a controlled substance 9 years ago, it is illegal for her to protect her 2 young kids
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The kid in the white is emblematic of the sub-culture of violence which is the cause of most of our criminal violence. It is a regress to the primitive "honor culture" ideal which in the West the Church and political bodies spent centuries, and oceans of blood, converting and suppressing. The use of violence was directed away from self-interest into the service and protection of the weak. People who live in a healthy culture do not put so much weight on personal honor, ego really, versus physical safety, that they are willing to kill over it. The subculture of violence lives in a world where you can't back down or you lose all respect until you avenge the real or imagined, and too often objectively minor, "slight.".
He carries a gun so he can at least give them a chance to live after an altercation, whereas his fists would be instant death on contact, what a nice guy
I'm glad that he only got probation.
Thank god he had that fire arm on him
"Think I'll bring my big mouth to a gun fight"
Wow! DK if I've ever seen a less wise person than the dude in the white shirt.
"A less lethal tool"??? How about a Bic pen…in the eye or neck?
Can we charge that woman with assault for the kick?
Don't bring pants to a gun fight lol
Stupid idiots.
Who approaches someone with a gun. Natural selection if you ask me.
Do George Floyd!!!
John, I just gained a great deal of respect for you.
Good riddance…
I am bewildered at why the dude in white kept on approaching the guy with the gun. This is natural selection at this point
Punk in the white shirt had his back-up too far back.
Here's a thought, don't keep advancing on someone you know has a gun and has already pointed it at you.
Just say black.
Two ways to look at this:
1) shooting was justified, therefore no harm no foul
2) "felon in possession" is bad, yes, but consider his circumstances. You're in a dangerous neighborhood forced to ride the bus with dangerous people. You'd be stupid NOT to be carrying a gun. Thank goodness he didn't serve prison time for the possession of a firearm charge.