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They knew he had a gun safe. They tested their luck too many times.
Homeowner shoots intruder who was not pregnant...
They knew he had a gun safe. They tested their luck too many times.
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Totally overlooked that. I still think they were opportunists though. I doubt they would try a more fit able bodied person regardless if he was strapped or not, they wanted what they felt was an easy target who wouldn't put up much of a fight.
I'm not comparing the robbers. I'm comparing the shootings. Old man was beat down. It could be argued that Zimms was beat down. I don't think that's what happened but that's for the lawyer.
They could say he was assaulted. What's the difference between him shooting trayvon and the old guy shooting the girl?
Home invasion? As I already said the defense could claim assault by Martin. A crime is a crime right?
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"On the other hand, he did shoot a person who was trying to get away, so he wasn't in imminent danger himself and the law says you can't shoot somebody under those circumstances."
This is stupid to me. No one can decide this unless you are THERE. The dude was just robbed and attacked. This WAS imminent danger. They can say what they want. They can do what they want. But the law is wrong here.
This is stupid to me. No one can decide this unless you are THERE. The dude was just robbed and attacked. This WAS imminent danger. They can say what they want. They can do what they want. But the law is wrong here.
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dudes still arguing 
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Dude just chill already no one is talking about that ish but you now. Accept the fact that you made a stupid comparison and move on.
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So? It's annoying. Knock it off. Time out.
Theres always the ignore button
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That's a button for the weak.
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Its a big difference, they broke and entered into a persons house, they initiated the problem. They were the aggressors and opportunists thinking they had an easy target.
Zimmy was the aggressor and only was so because he was strapped. He initiated a conflict and unfortunately ended a conflict which he caused and started only because he had a gun.
You can make claims and statements but when research is done, things will conflict. Zimmy had a violent track record and a history of calling the cops for the most petty of reasons.
The robbers both had extended rapsheets with to my knowledge past break in charges while to my knowledge grandpa had no rapsheet. Stuff like that would be factored in when investigating everything.
Zimmy was the aggressor and only was so because he was strapped. He initiated a conflict and unfortunately ended a conflict which he caused and started only because he had a gun.
You can make claims and statements but when research is done, things will conflict. Zimmy had a violent track record and a history of calling the cops for the most petty of reasons.
The robbers both had extended rapsheets with to my knowledge past break in charges while to my knowledge grandpa had no rapsheet. Stuff like that would be factored in when investigating everything.
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What? It's not about finding God
That's not definitely not what I meant. I don't think a human should decide when another human's life ends, whether it's a murder or a punishment. That's all I'm saying.
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What? It's not about finding God
What forms of punishment do you believe in blud
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Apparently the types that don't involve killing someone.What forms of punishment do you believe in bludWhat? It's not about finding GodThat's not definitely not what I meant. I don't think a human should decide when another human's life ends, whether it's a murder or a punishment. That's all I'm saying.
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^Thank you
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so everything minus capital punishment? how do you feel about life sentences?
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The only person I feel bad for is the baby.
I think the baby is imaginary bro...
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I'm beginning to get a laugh out of the idea that this guy chased down a 7 month pregnant chick who tried to rob him in his home, was told she was pregnant and executed her. It's so absurd.
I really never gave it much thought since I was so appalled at the act but of course she wasn't pregnant.
Granted had she been really fat or like 1 month pregnant and not noticeable I still standby my first reply to this.
I really never gave it much thought since I was so appalled at the act but of course she wasn't pregnant.
Granted had she been really fat or like 1 month pregnant and not noticeable I still standby my first reply to this.
Why not?What? It's not about finding God
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Death penalty> life sentences
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She wasn't pregnant
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Yup.
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Its white on white so not sure if the privilege cancels itself out on that one.
But regardless of the races, I'm not trying to see justice for a crackhead animal. Just give gramps the g pass, buy him a 40 and take him to a few bingo nights and call it a day.
But regardless of the races, I'm not trying to see justice for a crackhead animal. Just give gramps the g pass, buy him a 40 and take him to a few bingo nights and call it a day.
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They should have never broke in....
