That's it! Not carrying until trial's over

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GeorgeP, if you disarm yourself, that's a victory for those against the 2nd amendment.
 
icemn said:
GeorgeP, if you disarm yourself, that's a victory for those against the 2nd amendment.
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Worse than that, it's a victory for EVIL.

It's not just conceding that the predators are more powerful, but that they have a RIGHT to BE predators.

The idea that ANYBODY has a duty to be viciously exploited by a violent criminal, be it a robber, rapist or murderer is PUREST evil.
 
icemn said:
GeorgeP, if you disarm yourself, that's a victory for those against the 2nd amendment.
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Oh, I'm not disarming. I have three 9mm and a 1911, plus a double sawed off 20 stached around the house and a 380 in each car. When I carry it's either my Bodyguard in a belt holster or a KT P32 in a pocket. I really can't go out the house without my P32...feel naked.

GeorgeP
 
On previous threads several of us have warned about George's type of prosecutors. there are too many simply out to make a name for themselves, and if they think they can advance their career on a SD shooting, and if it happens to come by way of "he used a deadly 45 instead of a 22.." the prosecutor doesn;t care how, just if. Prosecutors, in most cases, are wannabe politicians- and we know about THEIR view of truth and HONOR. Sad but true. HONOR is a rarely used word these days- such a valuable word, someone should reinstate it. Somehow I don't think anyone in Washington DC will.
 
Chuck1217 said:
On previous threads several of us have warned about George's type of prosecutors. there are too many simply out to make a name for themselves, and if they think they can advance their career on a SD shooting, and if it happens to come by way of "he used a deadly 45 instead of a 22.." the prosecutor doesn;t care how, just if. Prosecutors, in most cases, are wannabe politicians- and we know about THEIR view of truth and HONOR. Sad but true. HONOR is a rarely used word these days- such a valuable word, someone should reinstate it. Somehow I don't think anyone in Washington DC will.
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In Ohio deadly force is deadly force.

If you were justified in using a .22 short, you were justified in in using a .44 Magnum.

If you weren't justified in using a .500 Linebaugh, you weren't justified in using a .25acp.

It's just as simple as that.
 
I don't use this overused word often but it does seem appropriate here....
Whatever.
 
I don't know what actually happened. I'm guessing that will be brought out during the legal proceedings. But it pushes my memory back to the security guard - Richard Jewell in Atlanta at the olympic games and the bombing there. The FBI and the lamestream media had him convicted prior to any court appearance and the media was running to his mother's house right behind the FBI to "witness" the execution of the "search warrant" and subsequent arrest of the "felon".

I was in a media "public information class" at the state police training academy at the time and the "Richard Jewell" case was brought up by some airhead "electronic newscaster" giving her spin on this. One guy stood up and called her out. He said "what case - he hasn't been charged with anything". She ignored the question and the same guy stood up again and asked the question - "What if he's not the guy?" She assured him Jewell was the guy and would be convicted. The p.o.'s response - "based on what?"

Needless to say - not the finest hour for the FBI or CNN or The Atlanta Journal & Constitution. Richard Jewell has passed away but he was a very wealthy man at his passing.

If Zimmerman is found "not guilty" or the case is pitched the media, Rev. Al and Jesse better get their checkbook out!
 
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