SavannahMann
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Self defense isn’t Murder terroristWell they murdered someone, so why is it unfair for them to face the same consequences?you sound like a terrorist.. you want two innocent men in jail to die for political reasons, to race bait.. you are a terroristOh, they'll be treated fairly -- once they're incarcerated. Inmates love cops.They did nothing wrong, if you stop pretending the black did nothing wrong it might dawn on you that this is serious. These men deserve to be treated fairly. Just stop pretending this kid did nothing wrong it insane.Miscarriage of justice,, poor guys are being lynched by democratsFacts of this case......a father and son associated with law enforcement and never in trouble of any kind, never arrested for anything but are called criminals by the liberals
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The black jogger............who comidtted a felony (brought a gun to school) was convicted placed on 5 yrs probation.
The he engaged in theft thus violating his probation.....but nothing was done...he should have been in jail. If he had been where he belonged he would still be alive.
Yet the liberals want us to believe he is just so innocent...he ranks right up there with Mother Teresa
bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Then just like the the Zimmerman case the media plays games with photos..........show the best possible photo of the black dude they could find......but show the white dudes in their jail outfit.
Keep tuned this case is getting crazier by the second.
Latest development....video emerges of the black dude visiting that same home at night....what is that all about? Did he have some sort of obsession with that house....maybe Satan lured him there...as in the devil made him do it???
And the Earth is Flat. We faked the moon landing. Artificial Sweeteners are good for you, and Anna Nicole married for Love. Any other insane conspiracy theories you believe in besides these?
And it isn’t self defense. In Georgia you can’t claim Self Defense if you were the instigator of the confrontation, or in the commission of a felony. Otherwise every idiot who robbed a store and killed the clerk would claim self defense.
More stupidity....the instigator was the black guy...he instigated by assaulting the guy with the shotgun...I suppose he thought he could snatch it and if he had been successful doing that...what would he have done then?
Let me ask you this....if you have a weapon on you and someone is trying to take it away from you...would you be in fear of your life?
The more posts of yours I read the more obvious it is....you wayyyyyyy out there...I mean wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy out there. No common sense. No logic----only a crazy movie running in your head entitled all black people are innocent victims.
I actually love this. I am not a politician. I did not write the laws. The laws were written long ago. My entire argument has been based upon those laws.
So where did I learn about them? From a number of sources. Including CCW training courses which covered among other things what the law said and how I could get in a lot of trouble very fast.
That is an important point. It doesn’t matter what color the people are. I have said it would not matter if the guy had been named Arnold Adams and had been a pasty faced white guy like me. The shooting was wrong.
The problem with you is that you refuse to admit the law says what it does. The Georgia equivalent of Brandishing was in the news long before this situation. Before the shooting the State Senate was examining the law and considering changes to the text. The people pushing for the change pointed out accurately that if you detained someone at gunpoint for police you would be in jeopardy of being arrested for Aggravated Assault.
You see. The way the law is written right now you could not present a weapon in public. That means you could not pull it or point it or have it in your hand during any dispute unless there was a threat that a reasonable person would perceive to life.
In Georgia you have to have a Concealed Weapons License to carry open. It is why you don’t see the open carry assembly events here. And walking down the street with a rifle slung across your chest could be enough if someone sees it and is afraid for you to go to jail.
That is the law. I did not write it. There is no section of the law that allows you to hold someone at gunpoint. There is no alternative reading. If you break out the firepower in public there had better be a threat to life.
That has nothing to do with the race of the person. The McMichaels could have been black too and it would still break the law.
Now let’s say you are in the middle of the street. You are waving a gun around and someone bops you in the noggin. They would not have committed a crime. Because you were the perceived threat. They get to claim self defense. Not you. Georgia law says you do not get to claim self defense if you are attacking someone else.
Now. From my point of view it is as if we are arguing about the Ten Commandments. You scream the first commandment is Honor thy Father and Mother. I say no. That is the fourth. The first is I am the Lord Thy God Thou shall have no other God before me.
Now the McMichaels literally did the textbook do not do this from my training courses. That is exactly what the instructors told us we would be in jail if we did. The instructors were retired and current police.
So how does Race come into it? If it comes in at all it is the McMichaels who figured they would get a pass based upon race. Either that or they counted on the notorious Glynn County Good Old Boys to protect them.
So I have to wonder. Why are you upset with me and others who are all saying exactly the same thing? Legal analysts and other cops in the news. They all are saying that McMichaels broke the law. The text of the law is available. Georgia just lost a Supreme Court Case in which the could not prevent the law from being published in other online sources. So it is out there for free.
It has nothing to do with race. The text of the law is sinking the McMichaels.
Now I just saw where Arbury’s mother is demanding the Death Penalty. I disagree. I do not think it is warranted. I am opposed to that to begin with. But even if I was in favor this case does not seem to warrant it. I am also opposing the push for hate crimes law in Georgia. I have always believed that you serve justice and discredit the irrational prejudices by focusing on the actions and applying the same laws to everyone.
Focus on the actions and the circumstances and find the truth that connects the dots of the facts. The same laws must apply to everyone. That has nothing to do with Race. It has everything to do with the Constitution I swore an oath to defend and protect when I was 18.