Grumblenuts
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Fine, too long for ya? Probably right. But I don't drink, son.. To the point...Yes way. If, as you say, the law is all about perception, then the fact that an intruder can be legally kicked out the door with lethal force from the standpoint of the actual resident TRUMPS the fucking intruder's so-called right every time. Self-deluded. Mistaken. Whatever. You don't just get to shoot people because they're dark.What's that have to do with this case?if a person is in reasonable fear of their life or of great bodily harm
The police officer believed she was defending her life from an intruder....a huge mistake but that was her reality....a tragic accident.
No way does it add up to murder....that is just politics. If the victim had been white she would not have been charged....the liberals injected race into this tragedy to further their agenda....willing to send a innocent woman to jail to further their politics of black victimhood.
Can anyone say incoherent? You should not drink and post.
When you sober up try and re-write that into something of a coherent nature.
"Reasonable" is the operative word here and legal test, whereas belief and perception are noises between your ears.What's that have to do with this case?if a person is in reasonable fear of their life or of great bodily harm
The police officer believed she was defending her life from an intruder....a huge mistake but that was her reality....a tragic accident.
If perception were truly everything then bankrobbers could just kill anyone they convincingly "perceived of" as a threat. That and a dollar might still get you a cup of Joe at Starbucks. I dunno. I always make my own.