Dan Daly
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- Oct 22, 2014
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Where do ya'll get this wacky notion that this feller was a "good guy"? A "good guy" would not flee the scene. Good guys own up to it when they make a mistake and take responsibility for their actions. Good intentions are not enough to make one a "good guy". That some of you don't understand this is pretty freakin depressing for our country.
A "good guy" might take responsibility if he had Faith in the system that he would be treated fairly.
The anti-gun, anti-self defense libs have shown that would not be the case.
A "good guy" has faith in God and does the right thing, despite of what he or she thinks of the system. Harming someone you allegedly were trying to help and then running off like a common criminal is not the mark of a "good guy" , cupcake.