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It's easy to say that about politicians giving illegal orders but are you prepared to resist police following illegal orders? Yep. I came into this world free and intend to go out that way. Things aren't going to get any better. This is not the same country I grew up in back in the 70's and 80's. W...

AJSully421 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 13, 2019 8:34 pm

Pass whatever you want Congress... I’m not obeying, so I don’t care.

Count me in. I'm patiently waiting.

Lessons Learned Going against the establishment is dangerous. They will take you down. The will not only attempt to destroy you, but they will do all that they can to destroy everyone around you. They are powerful and they control the media, they control and possess all of our communications. They ...

There are no rules when it comes to fighting. Playing by other people's rules is how you lose. My dad was born in the 30's and was old school. If you messed with him you got whatever he felt like giving you. He would beat you with whatever he could get his hands on. Didn't matter if you were 7 feet ...

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I hunt with and reload 308. I have a Springfield Armory M1A. I didn't buy it to hunt with but I use it quite often on deer and hogs.

although I don't crimp 45acp

Their time is coming.

There's a big difference between walking into a house that you think is yours, not kicking the door in and shooting someone you think is an intruder and knowingly kicking the door off the hinges on a house you know is not yours and knowing there may be somebody home with the intent to commit a crim...

RoyGBiv wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 01, 2018 8:05 am

Seems to me that murder is going to be tough to find. Unless there is some kind of history between the two that I'm not aware of.
Manslaughter seems like the appropriate charge.

/MMQB

There's a big difference between walking into a house that you think is yours, not kicking the door in and shooting someone you think is an intruder and knowingly kicking the door off the hinges on a house you know is not yours and knowing there may be somebody home with the intent to commit a crim...

Some mistakes are just unforgivable. Like some one mentioned earlier in the thread if it was an MS13 membrr the tone of this thread would be quite different. Imagine some one breaking Into your house and killing your wife or daughter or son. I doubt you would be saying oh it just was a mistake, don...

There is much about this case that we do not know (witness statements, etc.). However, having said that, how about a "mistake of fact" defense under Section 8.02 of the Texas Penal Code? In other words, had it been her apartment she would have been justified in using deadly force under our castle d...

Like they say, a grand jury would indict a ham sandwich. I don't know if she's guilty of murder, manslaughter, or what, but I do know she has not been tried and convicted. I'm surprised in today's political climate that so many out there have convicted her her murder prior to trial and all evidence...

03Lightningrocks wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 30, 2018 8:54 pm

cirus wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 30, 2018 8:49 pm

Yes, she admitted to killing him but why did she kill him?

Because she is a cowardly lunatic.

Because she made a mistake?