'Nother Bad Neighbor Story - Fatal Shooting Over Lawn Mowing

[ruffdog]

We once live in times that most people worked to make situations better. We now live in times that the majority of people would rather work to escalate conflicts into all out wars. Why? We all have a choice, we can make a situation either better or worse. What kind of world do you want to live in?

 

[Steppenwolfe]

We once live in times that most people worked to make situations better. We now live in times that the majority of people would rather work to escalate conflicts into all out wars. Why? We all have a choice, we can make a situation either better or worse. What kind of world do you want to live in?[/QUOTE]

One without people would be rather nice...:cool2:

 

[Doofy]

We once live in times that most people worked to make situations better. We now live in times that the majority of people would rather work to escalate conflicts into all out wars. Why? We all have a choice, we can make a situation either better or worse. What kind of world do you want to live in?[/QUOTE]

One without people would be rather nice...:cool2:

Or, one where Justice (Punishment) fits the Crime! (notice: I said nothing about bleeding-heart Liberals)

 

[Steppenwolfe]

Or, one where Justice (Punishment) fits the Crime! (notice: I said nothing about bleeding-heart Liberals)

I agree... Lock him up! :thumbsup:

 

[dodge man]

Its been several years ago but a town about an hour away a deputy was serving a restraining order. He shot the deputy and then went over to the neighbor who got the restraining order and shot him also. Two dead people and what exactly good does a restraining order do?

 

[Jstpssng]

When someone repeatedly threatens to kill you it's not extreme. If they were just arguing I would agree. This is the problem, people defend the rights of crazy or irresponsible people to have firearms or forearms and it brings the rest of us down with them. If he threatened me like that I would have a restraining order for documentation purposes, and would not confront him. Part of the job of the police is to prevent escalation in situations like this. If you threaten to kill people, not just have firearms for protection, then you are a risk to society. I don't believe in protecting these peoples rights, because if the crazy guy was killed, then the other guy would be looking a charges. That happens all the time. If you really think you have the right to defend yourself and your property without recourse afterwards, you are mistaken. We have laws, but as shown in recent years, they are not always followed, and not always protecting you like you think.

Read your words which he quoted... paying attention to the word in bold print.

 

[Molalla1]

I agree... Lock him up! :thumbsup:

Hi :wave: Steppenwolfe.

 

[Industrial Toys]

People fail to realize that the incident, whatever it may be, you are involved with, might just be the straw that breaks the camels back. Yours or his.

 

[Alan W.]

I must be missing something here. An individual is deemed a possible danger to himself or others so they take his guns and all is good? Why isnt the individual taken instead, thats like pulling a drunk driver over and taking the vehicle but leaving the driver.

 

[Sigarms]

My worst problem is a neighbor who can't take care of his one dog and cat, then he goes and gets another dog and cat when he can't take care of the first two. Perhaps I'm lucky.