01-10-2022, 11:12 PM
(01-10-2022, 10:55 PM)sally Wrote:(01-10-2022, 09:33 PM)rothschild Wrote:(01-10-2022, 09:28 PM)sally Wrote: No it is not. If someone is on my property threatening me or on my neighbor's property threatening them then we have the right to protect ourselves however that may be. If someone is down the street acting suspiciously around a construction site then I call the cops if I'm so concerned. Not load myself up with weapons and go chase them down the street, and if I did choose to do something so fucking dumb I would expect whatever resulted from it to come down on me.
Tell me why you think your right to defend your neighborhood ends 1 house away: what's the difference between 1 house away and 3 houses away?
It wasn't a house, it was a goddamn empty construction site. He wasn't there to break in as there are no fucking windows or doors or anyone inside. What's he gonna do, steal the permit papers out of the box?
The pics I saw show framing, so no, it was not empty, and he wasn't there to contemplate the meaning of life. He was hoping to find tools to pawn. No other reason for him to keep going back -- at a time when the neighborhood was experiencing a rash of burglaries.
I'm stunned that you think that has anything at all to do with whether or not he was murdered. It doesn't. But you're too goddamned lazy to read the relevant statutes, so it isn't like you give a half a fuck about your opinion being informed. Knowledge doesn't precede investigation. It never has, and it never will.