You're just providing more evidence of the dysfunction.When the DA's don't prosecute or even charge and the mayor cuts the police force, somebody is going to die. Better get a gun Little Donnie.
I won't be needing a gun in Canada thank you.
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You're just providing more evidence of the dysfunction.When the DA's don't prosecute or even charge and the mayor cuts the police force, somebody is going to die. Better get a gun Little Donnie.
That's highly unlikely.HaHaHa, I'd love to see your response when a thug puts your or your families lives in jeopardy, duck.
You can stop resonding to my views but until you do I will pick and choose on whether your comments are worth my time to answer.Just STFU and keep your moronic views in Canada. We don't call 911, if a thug wants to test it, have at it. I'll just bury them in the snow until the ground thaws and no one will ever see them again.
He can't--he lives in "No crime Canada" LMAO.When the DA's don't prosecute or even charge and the mayor cuts the police force, somebody is going to die. Better get a gun Little Donnie.
Why do you want people to be victimized by criminals?It can only help to escalate the problem into more deaths by gun.
It has to happen through trial of the status quo before failure is acknowledged in many more deaths by gun.
Stand your ground, and other such laws are only serving as excuses to murder their fellow Americans.
I detect an effort by the OP to troll and in some ways suggest that deaths by gun should be celebrated.
I guess you missed the part where the crooks opened fire on the homeowner.It can only help to escalate the problem into more deaths by gun.
It has to happen through trial of the status quo before failure is acknowledged in many more deaths by gun.
Stand your ground, and other such laws are only serving as excuses to murder their fellow Americans.
I detect an effort by the OP to troll and in some ways suggest that deaths by gun should be celebrated.
Somehow? There is no "Somehow", it's because of liberal prosecutors. Get real, Otis.
If they started shooting at him first, when they noticed him watching, he would have probably been shot trying to go in. IMO, it is usually better to call the police first if you can. In. This case though it sounds like self defense. The down side is shoot outs can often result in nearby people being harmed.
You can stop sticking your commie nose into the domestic issues that you clearly have no place in. It isn't your country and I think most Americans don't really GAF what your communist opinion is. So run along now duck.That's highly unlikely.
You can stop resonding to my views but until you do I will pick and choose on whether your comments are worth my time to answer.
No, I didn't.I guess you missed the part where the crooks opened fire on the homeowner.
He got himself killed, Otis. Personal responsibility. Putting that thug on probation didn't give him license to go out and steal nor fire a weapon at a home owner. It is moronic thinking like this that gets these people killed.They got him killed, basically.
HaHaHa, I'd love to see your response when a thug puts your or your families lives in jeopardy, duck. Just STFU and keep your moronic views in Canada. We don't call 911, if a thug wants to test it, have at it. I'll just bury them in the snow until the ground thaws and no one will ever see them again.
Keep it, no one down here wants your useless, commie opinionI'll likely respond with my opinion.
I guess you missed the part where the crooks opened fire on the homeowner.
You forgot liberal judges.Somehow? There is no "Somehow", it's because of liberal prosecutors. Get real, Otis.
Nobody gives a shit what goes on in Canada.No, I didn't.
But there's a discussion to be had on why so many meaningless deaths by gun in America as opposed to so few in Canada.
If you initiate a meaningful discussion I'll likely respond with my opinion.
Maybe you should start a discussion thread on that. This thread is about a homeowner, sitting on his steps when criminal start shooting at him, only the homeowner protects himself by returning fire and killing one of the criminals, the other criminal naturally loses interest in the crime and his buddy and runs away, leaving him for cool as criminal do. It is not like it is a controversial thing. You really should not shoot at homeowners sitting on their porch. A lot of us just won't put up with it.No, I didn't.
But there's a discussion to be had on why so many meaningless deaths by gun in America as opposed to so few in Canada.
If you initiate a meaningful discussion I'll likely respond with my opinion.
One word - libsTwo words Otis, Kim Fox.
Here's what would have happened if this guy didn't have a gun......:It can only help to escalate the problem into more deaths by gun.
It has to happen through trial of the status quo before failure is acknowledged in many more deaths by gun.
Stand your ground, and other such laws are only serving as excuses to murder their fellow Americans.
I detect an effort by the OP to troll and in some ways suggest that deaths by gun should be celebrated.
Considering the fact that Canada has nearly twice the land mass but only 10% of the population we have.....and definitely fewer racist blacks....I don't see your point at all.No, I didn't.
But there's a discussion to be had on why so many meaningless deaths by gun in America as opposed to so few in Canada.
If you initiate a meaningful discussion I'll likely respond with my opinion.
Quite possibly true. But I'm more interested in comparing the unnecessary deaths by gun to Canada's experience. Let me know if you have an interest in examining that question.Here's what would have happened if this guy didn't have a gun......:
- He would have called the cops and they would have gotten away and been able to do the same exact thing to someone else.....possibly killing them...because criminals only commit worse crimes as they remain on the street
My only answer to that would be that the police in America are overtaxed on responding to gun crime. However, there could be an element of police taking it on themselves to pad the statistics to show that nobody better interfere with their rights to kill indiscriminately, and so are intending to punish all politicians who are trying to find solutions.
- ...and the cops would have arrived to late to do anything
Considering the fact that you live in Canada....and I live in America.....I suggest you keep yourself and your silly laws and fucked up opinions in Canada.Quite possibly true. But I'm more interested in comparing the unnecessary deaths by gun to Canada's experience. Let me know if you have an interest in examining that question.
My only answer to that would be that the police in America are overtaxed on responding to gun crime. However, there could be an element of police taking it on themselves to pad the statistics to show that nobody better interfere with their rights to kill indiscriminately, and so are intending to punish all politicians who are trying to find solutions.
Murder by gun is on the rise in America and there are many instances in which innocents are being gunned down. I say 'innocents' in respect of the punishment of death doesn't suit the crime. Shooters of this nature will have their day in court and many will escape justice. This guarantees to embolden those with a desire to use their guns to kill, and obviously makes America's streets more and more dangerous all of *us.
Thank you for requesting my opinion.
*US gun violence crosses borders.