Zimmerman part 2

[Ronin13]

One more reason "bumps in the night" have to be answered by a gun in one hand and a FLASHLIGHT in the other. While this may be a legal shoot, I wouldn't call it "good". Even if the homeowner doesn't go to jail, he'll get slapped with a civil suit. Win or lose, his life is still going to be ruined (like Zimmerman's).

Had this happen last night- heard a loud crash on the back deck, grabbed the Sig and my Surefire, met the brother at the back door, went outside to see what was what- planned that if I confronted someone brother would call 911 and I'd hold them there. Turned out to be a chair that fell over on our deck (not sure how, but it was resting on the railing and toppled).

[spyder]

If the laws were more stringent, less shit would happen. You don't see many people screwing with each other in Arizona (or hear about it anyway)... wonder why? Oh ya, because in AZ, if you screw with someone, you can get your ass shot. I wish the laws were more open everywhere.

[BPTactical]

If the laws were more ENFORCED, less shit would happen. You don't see many people screwing with each other in Arizona (or hear about it anyway)... wonder why? Oh ya, because in AZ, if you screw with someone, you can get your ass shot. I wish the laws were more open everywhere.

IFIFY

[spyder]

If self defense laws were more open (you could defend yourself, or property in more situations), less shit would happen. You don't see many people screwing with each other in Arizona (or hear about it anyway)... wonder why? Oh ya, because in AZ, if you screw with someone, you can get your ass shot. I wish the laws were more open everywhere.

Had to edit so it made more sense, stuff in red is the edit.

[mtnhack]

If the laws were more stringent, less shit would happen. You don't see many people screwing with each other in Arizona (or hear about it anyway)... wonder why? Oh ya, because in AZ, if you screw with someone, you can get your ass shot. I wish the laws were more open everywhere.

Had to edit so it made more sense, stuff in red is the edit.



If self defense laws were more open (you could defend yourself, or property in more situations), less shit would happen. You don't see many people screwing with each other in Arizona (or hear about it anyway)... wonder why? Oh ya, because in AZ, if you screw with someone, you can get your ass shot. I wish the laws were more open everywhere.

You have got to be joking, right? Pheonix is a safe haven from violence and crime? http://www.azcentral.com/CrimeMaps/?...s=30&category=


That is last month. I think I topped it off because it says it found more than 200 crimes. The reason you don't hear about AZ shit is because you don't live there. Visit and turn on the local news, it is all crime all the time.

[mtnhack]

You have got to be joking, right? Pheonix is a safe haven from violence and crime? http://www.azcentral.com/CrimeMaps/?...s=30&category= That is last month. I think I topped it off because it says it found more than 200 crimes. The reason you don't hear about AZ shit is because you don't live there. Visit and turn on the local news, it is all crime all the time.

Yeah, I did break the counting part anyway. 1248 Burglaries in July in only Phoenix (no suburbs)

[Great-Kazoo]

Yeah, I did break the counting part anyway. 1248 Burglaries in July in only Phoenix (no suburbs)

Phoenix is a suburb, Of Nogales 20 yrs ago there were places you didn't wander, if you were anglo. Today anyones guess.

[rockhound]

that cracka shot an innocent black kid who was just climbing in to your back yard and walking up to your door at 2:00 cause he thought you might have skittles and an iced tea

every time some little punk get shot it is never the parents or the kids fault. take some damn responsibility for your actions. why did I not get shot by some homeowner when i was 14, oh yeah now i remember, i wasn't on his property at 2:00 am

do stupid shit win stupid prizes.

I am sure he had a legitimate reason to climb the fence and walk up to the back door, if you take away private property right then he was justified to be there any time he wants.

[RblDiver]

I am sure he had a legitimate reason to climb the fence and walk up to the back door, if you take away private property right then he was justified to be there any time he wants.

Heh, even his brother admitted he has burglary convictions, "But he would never use a gun, he's scared of guns!"

[cwripinz]

Heh, even his brother admitted he has burglary convictions, "But he would never use a gun, he's scared of guns!"

Bet he's even more scared of them now...