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I there was a 4D version in Colorado, but I wouldn't want to go see that one......

don't know....give the USA you'll get charges filed for carrying a weapon in a place of business that likely has a sign stating you can't. not sure what charges that presents, but if you indeed killed the shooter, you'd likely be hero and the charges would be dropped. worst case, I really don't care because I'd rather have my day in court than my day in church as in my funeral or that of my loved one. that said, as brought up, would I man up and have shot this guy.....probably not, as I'd be getting my famly the hell out of there. However, if that was my 9 yr old that got shot, I'd likely go insane and could absolutely see myself unloading on the guy with some pretty strong focus and not a further fuck to be given.

We have jobs to pay for our mullets and moonshine. Cut us some slack already.

I saw that on Liveleak the other day and thought about his reaction. Inches of death and you can see his brain still trying to process WTF just happened. For those that have iPhones and iPads: http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=27b_1342578236

If I were king it would be the way I would execute all criminals in a very green effort that would also align with the whole ashes to ashes believers too. Cost effective, environmentally friendly, humane (quick) and somewhat aligned with religious beliefs. Fun to watch in a sadistic way too.

but I bet you haven't continued to drive as far as he has. I've made a simliar mistake once in my life and about shit a brick the moment I realized it and it only took seeing one car coming at me in the distance to know that I had to pull off and whip a u-turn. I'm embarrased to say it happened, but it was a new area to me years ago and at night.

all that then how the fuck did he even get in the theater? tell me no one saw a damn thing? not like that equipment is easily hidden in his drawers. will be interested in hearing more about this.

121 posts by Dwiggs in one thread then Gone Like the Wind....or more like a bad fart. IMO the sign of a real tried, true and proven all-talk-no-walk guy. Classic.

Nope. Will make me reconsider leaving my gun in the car like I did last weekend though. :megusta:

Do you like making people feel old? That costs you me driving your yellow car at the next meet.

This is what I would do to him. Only I would suggest we lower him in very slowly, feet first. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a94_1340566754

Congrats on the project turning out and kudos to having the skills. For not having done this before or considering it a learning project, I'm impressed. Can't wait to see it all cleaned up and running. Should be bad ass.

Welcome Mike! What area within the dealership? I'll be up there again soon with my Fusion Sport to get the included maintenance done.

so when do you bring the car up to the NE ?

If in fact they were stealing please don't be offended if I state that Not a Fuck was given after viewing the results.

turn the volume down if there are small children in the room. couple of the dumbest guys but ones who ended up with great footage http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=2fc_1338070604

If you've been through gun training then you've likely been taught the Deadly Force Triangle and it does not entail pausing to see if there's a fourth reason to shoot your assailant; nor does it require you jump out of the way or pause for any reason. The cops made a mistake but they weren't in the wrong legally as the dead guy put his own life in danger by threatening them first. The bottom line is a person with a gun pointed at you is an absolute threat to your life and just like in my CCW Class, if they bring capability, opportunity and intent, they are going to be made a non-threat through deadly force and the law will be on the side of the police. Capability - The person has a deadly weapon and in this case, it was in hhand Opportunity - Person is present - in this case he opened the door Intent - The person pointed weapon police. This gives the officer the o.k. to use deadly force. Again, the dead guy put those factors in motion and is responsible for his being dead, not the cops; not even by them going to the wrong door.

I'll let the LEO's on here chime in with their qualified thoughts. IMO though, I don't think an LEO who is in front of a door that opens and sees a gun pointed at them is going to jump aside first. They are going to nuetralize the threat. Jumping takes more time and energy than squeezing a trigger of a firearm already locked and loaded and pointed in the direction of the target. I'll leave it at this, I'm pulling my trigger first and I bet that offers me better protection than not.

doesn't it have an option to sync with the carrier's time? why would a root not allow that to happen. hell, I thought droids did everything?

In some cases you might be correct, but there's no evidence nor details to make such a statement in this case. Their training teaches them that if you enter a residence and there's a gun pointed at you to not hesitate or you will likely be dead. Think about it, if someone is willing to point a gun at someone on the other side of the door, their intention whether well intended of protecting family or not, is likely to use said weapon. Add to that situation a LEO who is trained to end situations like that with force and it's never going to end well. In this case if I had to pick one person to die, it's going to be the idiot answering a door without checking the window next to it first so that he can actually see who he's about to point a gun at. Has anyone said they aren't being held accountable in any way? Due process will take it's course. In terms of fearing for life, you are not in a position to answer that as you were not there, don't know them and aren't a LEO who's job it is day in and day out. In reality your statements are just opinions, which are fine but they are not relavant otherwise without facts. So what role did the home owner who was killed play in his own tragedy? Isn't he liable for something? Dude has a window and either made a choice not to see who was out there or didn't care or perhaps he knew and made a choice to be billy bad ass. He had a role in it, whether by choice or not isn't relavant to the outcome. I don't plan on being in a tragic situation either but my actions / reactions are still my actions. You would be wrong. My wife, nor I would answer a door with a gun in hand if I saw the people outside were LEO's. If we were stupid enough to not check the window and verify it, then the outcome would be part of a possible expectation and a risk we would have obviously been willing to take. That or the two of us could just be dumb ass people that eventually had the Darwin Effect happen to. In terms of normal cititzens, yes, and if you or I banged on his door like this and then killed him, we would be guilty and yes, should be rotting in jail. However, we're not LEO's chasing bad guys in the middle of the night and authorized to do what they did in this situation. You can't compare joe citizen doing this to a LEO peforming his duty.

hey, when it's so hot and sticky that my body parts stick together, I'm not venturing out. I'm saving all of you from seeing the sweaty glistening me. Trust me, it ain't pretty.

How far away are the Apaches in this type of situation? Are the taliban on the ground even aware of the helicopter engaged? Just seems like they are running with no idea where the rounds are coming from.

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No reply here yet isn't typical. My money is on something came up that may not be our business.

Hoping to make this one.