Yep, I bet a lot of soft hearted do gooders will be buying a gun in the month of June. It’s apparent the police lose control pretty quickly, if they bother to try at all.
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Yep, I bet a lot of soft hearted do gooders will be buying a gun in the month of June. It’s apparent the police lose control pretty quickly, if they bother to try at all.
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Yeah, but ya can't fix stoopid. Not even with duct tape...
Nope, you can’t. However, you sure can muffle it with duct tape.
"Plowed through the crowd," more like gingerly passed through with a clear desire not to hurt anyone. I know if I got caught up in a violent mob that size, you better believe it'd be hammer down. It's not even worth trying to be civil to these ingrates when they'd gladly destroy your property and harm your family for no reason. Well, no logical reason.
Yep. Some drama queens have to exaggerate what actually happened to fit their agenda. “Protesters” have no right to block a highway. Some people have actual work to be done.
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It was a horse trailer, at least the one I'm speaking about was.
I believe someone tried to open the back door of the horse trailer. I'm not 100% sure.
I mean, I'm not gonna let you and your stupid friends injure or kill my animals.
I'm either going to get out and shoot your ass, or I'm going to drive away from you because I can. If you're standing in front of me, while one of your buddies is trying to open the door to my horse trailer and I'm carrying horses, I don't particularly care if it was you trying to open the door or not. I'm going to run over your ass, and I'll deal with the consequences later.
Collateral damage likely to be caused by protesting or rioting on a highway would seem to me to be highly likely, and getting hit by a vehicle would be right there at the top of the bad consequences list. Idiots.
Same.
Tulsa County -
Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler clarified what drivers can do if protesters block roadways.
Kunzeweiler said every person is entitled to defend themselves with equal force.
He stated self-defense has to be a reasonable reaction.
He said his office considers the perspective of the person facing the threat and looks at everything on a case-by-case basis.
Kunzweiler said it is irresponsible to block roads without making arrangments to ensure safety for all involved.
However, he said in this environment "wisdom would dictate not even getting close to an area where there is a likelihood of confrontation."
Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler clarified what drivers can do if protesters block roadways.
Kunzeweiler said every person is entitled to defend themselves with equal force.
He stated self-defense has to be a reasonable reaction.
He said his office considers the perspective of the person facing the threat and looks at everything on a case-by-case basis.
Kunzweiler said it is irresponsible to block roads without making arrangments to ensure safety for all involved.
However, he said in this environment "wisdom would dictate not even getting close to an area where there is a likelihood of confrontation."
Responding to "wisdom would dictate . . ."
When driving on an Interstate where there is limited points to exit, how in the hell is one to know that somewhere ahead is a crowd of loonies trying to block traffic, and thus avoid "getting close to an area where there is a likelihood of confrontation"?
When driving on an Interstate where there is limited points to exit, how in the hell is one to know that somewhere ahead is a crowd of loonies trying to block traffic, and thus avoid "getting close to an area where there is a likelihood of confrontation"?
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