Stand Your Ground Law

[*michaelsean*]

(07-24-2018, 09:07 AM)GMDino Wrote: But why?

Is there a reason to try and come up with reasons to shift the blame?

"If they had stayed home he never would have been killed!"

"What was he buying in there anyway?!?!  Should have planned better the last time he went shopping?!?!"

"If they just wouldn't have gone out together this never would have happened!!"

Seriously, it's moot and I don't get it.

The conversation about loudmouth gf's who want their "man" to stand up for them? That's different.  

Excuses for what the victim could have done to "not get killed" is just dumb.

IMHO.

Because we are discussing the whole thing.  i don't think it's moot as it can be a lesson that there are really unhinged people out there, and fair or not, you need to think about how to approach a situation.  In my opinion there is nothing wrong with knocking this jackass off his feet, but that doesn't make him any less dead.

I was downtown with my daughter, and she stepped off the curb to cross the street as a car was turning. I'm like what the hell are you doing? She said we have the right of way. And I said I'm sure that will be a lot of comfort from your wheelchair.

What I'm saying is we should all learn a lesson.