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Bound to get a few panties in a bunch on this website, but cheers to Horn :beer:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25463889/

If more people worried that this might happen to them, there might be less thefts....

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Burglarizing?

Bastardizing, more like. Our fucking language.

If you can't speak it properly, you should fuck off and speak Spanish like most people in America do.

There, I've said it :nod:

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next door neighbor was blaring tejano music right outside my bedroom window this am. i observed something about this crap. there is no guitar whatsoever in tejano music. just fucking trumpets and accordions. if there is guitar, you can't hear it for the trumpets.

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which reminds me, i hate bagpipes ..every fookin nite i can hear them..

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What does "he was cleared" mean? He was found 'not guilty'?

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although i can't open the link, i assume he was cleared of criminal charges.

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Ah O.K.... Not cleared from the world as it should have been ;) .

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and in the american justice system you are proven not guilty based on reasonable doubt. You are not found innocent.

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Shot on the back I see. Nice to see individual citizens acting just like the nation....never start on anyone who can fight back.

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Actually Cambo, the two were charging towards Horn, then turned tail to run when they noticed his weapon...

anywho...Horn was specifically told by the 911 dispatcher to NOT go outside...so he's not a hero...he's a fucking moron...

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Actually didn't the operator sound apathetic to the whole situation?

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I'd say it's murder. He could easily have shot them in the legs and brought them down. Edel, you of all people should know all about "minimum force".

Shooting people who are fleeing is not defence, it is judgment and execution.

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While I agree, as I would take out someone's kneecaps before shooting to kill (you know I leave the windows open in my home hoping for the day to do this :lol: )... that it made news quite big over here might make a few idiots think before the rob a place... so while I don't condone the act entirely, the ruling did pave the way for others to feel confident to protect themselves and for criminals to be fearful:nod:

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EdelBrock wrote: While I agree, as I would take out someone's kneecaps before shooting to kill (you know I leave the windows open in my home hoping for the day to do this :lol: )... that it made news quite big over here might make a few idiots think before the rob a place... so while I don't condone the act entirely, the ruling did pave the way for others to feel confident to protect themselves and for criminals to be fearful:nod:

True. I'd rather he'd winged them thatn killed them though, getting shot AND locked up probably pisses dickheads off more than the thought of getting deaded.

In the UK, he'd be going down for life and paying millions to his "victim's" families.

Of course, the other side, is that this could well lead to folks opening up with assault rifles (that were bought for hunting those kevlar wearing deer no doubt) on kids nicking apples or tagging a wall. You know that your nation does always manage to find extremes (probably just the population size spreading the bell-curve....I bet china's a hoot!).

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Well there is that aspect, as some retard will test the limits on the law... in the end it does make a homeowner feel better protecting one's self. Here in liberal Land, if your wife was getting raped, beaten by a burgalar in yer own home and the guy had a gun pointed at yer head and you killed him, you'd probably go to jail for life:rolleyes: Just glad some places aren't as wacko as California...

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i would have just called the cops and let them find them. he should have waited until they broke into his house. then he would have had justified means to shoot them.

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You really want some idiot neighbor to think he is free to shoot "bad people" to protect the neighborhood? Maybe good sometimes, maybe really bad other times. Think of the paranoid town idiot with a shotgun, "protecting his neighbors and lawn", just give him some confidence.

There are some good reasons why every society tries to have police, laws, courts to regulate the citizenry... sure nothing is close to perfect but that is the universal condition.

Certainly the recent USA conservative decades have put 4 times the people thru the criminal justice system and gives longer sentences to drug dealers than rapists... is this all a result of rampant liberalism?

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0_o wrote:

Certainly the recent USA conservative decades have put 4 times the people thru the criminal justice system and gives longer sentences to drug dealers than rapists... is this all a result of rampant liberalism?

What the fuck are you on about? How do the 'conservative years' have anything to do with the justice system? Two seperate entities... like they are suppose to be.

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Blimey.

Couldn't he get a lynching party together in time and do it properly?! :nonono:

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I’m afraid Steve’s talking bollocks, again.

Tony Martin received didn't get fined thousands or get sent down for life, which is the only similar case I can think of in the UK.

The only reason he was prosecuted at all was because the guys he shot were leaving the scene - he shot them in the back too.

It's very very rare for anyone to be prosecuted in Britain for killing an intruder within their own home. The handful of cases where a prosecution has been sought, never mind achieved, have been far from simple acts of self-defence – I (half) remember a story about a guy who dug a pit in his property, waited for intruders to fall into it then kept them there for several days during which time he threw things at them, urinated on them and finally set fire to them. The cruel treatment he doled out was found not be justified by his right to defend his self and property.

Anyone shooting someone in someone else’s garden would probably be in serious trouble; unless he could demonstrate that he thought his own safety was at risk. He’d probably have to explain where the gun came from as well.

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Someone should tell Elmer J. Chicken Jr III that the word is burgled, not burglarized. Trust the Yanks to add more letters. It's just a shame Bush can't get an extra term if office...........................:idea:

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Doctor? wrote: Of course, the other side, is that this could well lead to folks opening up with assault rifles (that were bought for hunting those kevlar wearing deer no doubt) on kids nicking apples or tagging a wall.

Oh, I hope you're not denying us Americans our God-given right to arm and defend ourselves against those ferocious deer.

Not to mention the killer bunny rabbits...

I need me a semi-automatic weapon! :eek3:

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Andy Harris wrote: Trust the Yanks to add more letters.

:scratch: Huh, you mean like colour, favourite, and aluminium? :rolleyes:

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Shellshocker wrote:

Andy Harris wrote: Trust the Yanks to add more letters.

:scratch: Huh, you mean like colour, favourite, and aluminium? :rolleyes:

Nicely played. :thumb: :D :clap: :thumb:

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Andy Harris wrote: the word is burgled, not burglarized. Trust the Yanks to add more letters.

Burgled sounds soooo cute. Sounds like a three year old stealing a piece of candy from the grocer.:love2:

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Tex wrote:

Shellshocker wrote:

Andy Harris wrote: Trust the Yanks to add more letters.

:scratch: Huh, you mean like colour, favourite, and aluminium? :rolleyes:

Nicely played. :thumb: :D :clap: :thumb:

And I even forgot programme.

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