"Well, here it goes buddy"

[Asher]

Originally posted by Tuberski


If you had read the article, you note that they were neither Mexican nor of Mexican decent.

Aside from the shooting itself, the national debate revolved around the fact that Ortiz and Torres were illegal immigrants from Colombia. Torres had been sent to prison for dealing cocaine and was deported in 1999.

ACK!

There's no way he could've known that. A reasonable Texan would assume they were Mexican.

[Kidlicious]

Texans don't care. They just like to kill people.

[Asher]

Originally posted by Tattila the Hun
Eh, I believe anyone committing crime should lose the protection of law for the duration of the crime being committed.

So if you are emotionally abusing me and slandering me I should be able to pop a cap in your ass.

Similarly, if I were breaking into a neighbour's house you should be able to shoot me and my friend in the back from close range with a shotgun even though the police were already there.

That makes sense.

[dannubis]

There is a reason why in every civilized society the administration of justice is taken away from the individual and given to a third party institution. It takes away the personal aspect of the process.

And why the hell is it that the more conservative people get the more selective they are on their bloody christian values ???

[Lefty Scaevola]

True Bill for some homicide charge, not quite sure which one on the limited facts given, but the facts do NOT support a defense under the 'castle' doctrine, and do appear to support self defense. Note that in texas it take 10 (of 12) vote for a true bill, so as many as 9 of the Grand Jurors may have voted to indite. Note, also, however, that the standard of evidence to indite in Texas is easy. Rather than prima facie case as in the majority of state jurisdiction, it is only 'probable cause' here.

[DinoDoc]

Wouldn't you all like a neighbor like this guy?

[Ecthy]

Is it possible to subscribe to Asher's posts?

[Asher]

I thought you didn't like me.

[Asher]

Originally posted by DinoDoc
Wouldn't you all like a neighbor like this guy?

A whackjob firing his shotgun with clearly a lack of judgment? No, not at all.

[Aeson]

Would keep your teenagers from sneaking in/out at night (but then again, they'd be dead).

[Ecthy]

Originally posted by Mr Snuggles
I thought you didn't like me.

Wel don't send me your nude pic now will you.

[DinoDoc]

Originally posted by Mr Snuggles
A whackjob firing his shotgun with clearly a lack of judgment? No, not at all.

He clearly knew how to spot a pair of thieves.

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by DinoDoc
He clearly knew how to spot a pair of thieves.

Yet the detective ducked for cover, fearing that Horn might shoot him as well, thinking he was an accomplice.

[MrFun]

Originally posted by MrFun



A plasma television is worth more than a human life then?

I would like to know from others if they think it's ever right to use deadly violence to protect material things that belong to you.

[Ecthy]

A pretty good point actually. You'll notice many of these people would rather argue with the constitution than with common sense anyway.