anotherlife
Gold Member
Are you a lawyer? And if yes, then intentional property damage must be some sort of a crime, doesn't it?You don't need to carry a concealed weapon for either of those scenarios.
You are such a know-it-all, telling thers what they "need."Puuhleese!
Ok, if you don't like that answer, here is another one. A felon loses his right to own a gun forever. So should she.
Well, I would disagree with that too. I think that only violent crimes that were committed with a gun should be the requirement that the government has to prove before messing with a citizen's rights.
The woman in the OP committed a violent crime with a gun.
Since her intent (and that DOES count) was not to commit a crime, then no.