01-10-2022, 10:53 PM
(01-10-2022, 10:25 PM)sally Wrote: What the fuck are you talking about ? The guy was looking around at an empty construction site. He wasn't assaulting anyone, breaking into anyone's home, nothing. His only crime was that he was messing around at a construction site. What harm was he going to fucking do that you would need to arm yourself and go chasing after him instead of just calling the cops and reporting this suspicious guy at a construction site? And now look what it got their dumb asses, their facing murder charges.
It's called trespassing, and after the 1st time it stops being harmless. Since you clearly disagree, show me the statutes that give you the right to trespass.
They were fully within their rights under Georgia law to respond in the manner that they did. That isn't arguable. It was the state's burden to prove that they killed Auberry deliberately and with premeditation, which the video I posted shows DID NOT HAPPEN: the gun discharged AFTER Auberry initiated physical confrontation. Auberry probably caused the gun to discharge, as you can see him trying to pull it away as he is punching McMichael. They weren't chasing him, they were stationary, waiting for police to arrive, who were called before Auberry was shot.
Your opinion is completely at odds with the relevant statutes, and with the report that was submitted by the initial prosecutor, which IMO makes it baseless -- doubly so because you're too disinterested to know what rights the law affords citizens in these circumstances.