Sounds like a lot of people posting in this thread would be better off moving to California or some other lib shitehole
May be there's more, may be there's not. I'm sure more detail will emerge at trial time.
In the meantime, ponder this:
Arbery was likely a criminal doing criminal stuff. The legality of the McMichaels' actions aside - they very well may have stopped a predator early in his career.
You want a peaceful neighborhood, or do you want to live on the frontier? We may have reached a point in society where vigilante action is necessary - or we may soon reach that point.
This is an argument?Sounds like a lot of people posting in this thread would be better off moving to California or some other lib shitehole
This is ridiculous. Who was trying to detain who, and at the point of a gun?
Peaceful Jogger assaulting a citizen legally carrying a shotgun.
Sounds like a lot of people posting in this thread would be better off moving to California or some other lib shitehole
May be there's more, may be there's not. I'm sure more detail will emerge at trial time.
In the meantime, ponder this:
Arbery was likely a criminal doing criminal stuff. The legality of the McMichaels' actions aside - they very well may have stopped a predator early in his career.
You want a peaceful neighborhood, or do you want to live on the frontier? We may have reached a point in society where vigilante action is necessary - or we may soon reach that point.
Assume, just for the sake of argument that this is true.May be there's more, may be there's not. I'm sure more detail will emerge at trial time.
In the meantime, ponder this:
Arbery was likely a criminal doing criminal stuff. The legality of the McMichaels' actions aside - they very well may have stopped a predator early in his career.
You want a peaceful neighborhood, or do you want to live on the frontier? We may have reached a point in society where vigilante action is necessary - or we may soon reach that point.
I find it completely ironic how you compare their actions as to having a peaceful neighborhood vs a frontier when vigilantism was most prominent in frontier life.
That's kind of the point.
When the bad guys are bold and numerous, and the law is not effective for whatever reason - vigilantism may be the cure. Obviously a cure with bad side effects, but better than the status quo.
I have a feeling these kinds of events will happen more often in coming years, for better or worse.
I'm not certain about Georgia, but Florida does not permit the deceased's past criminal record to be raised by the defense as justification unless it was known to the defendant at the time the homicide happened.
Wow. I guess the militarization of a local police force isn't good enough? I guess a PD that hasn't been accredited IN YEARS isn't good enough? Yep, lets ASSUME someone is doing bad, chase them down and execute them. Excellent idea.May be there's more, may be there's not. I'm sure more detail will emerge at trial time.
In the meantime, ponder this:
Arbery was likely a criminal doing criminal stuff. The legality of the McMichaels' actions aside - they very well may have stopped a predator early in his career.
You want a peaceful neighborhood, or do you want to live on the frontier? We may have reached a point in society where vigilante action is necessary - or we may soon reach that point.
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