We-the-People
Regular Member
Just read the "news" article.....
Typical irresponsible "journalism". "...just starting to turn his life around"...."good boy"...."just because someone hangs out with gang members doesn't make them a gang member"....
That news papers even consider publishing this kind of garbage about criminals, nothing short of propaganda supporting the criminals, is sickening.
A couple of thugs got what they deserved after committing violent felonies against multiple people and then breaking out a deadly weapon. Apparently the grand jury thinks so as well and even indicted their fellow "associates" (i.e. gamg members).
It seems that the Arizona laws and the majority of people understand the difference between right and wrong, self defense and criminal activity, but Arizona's "journalists" are apparently just as clueless as those in the rest of the country.
I am curious what the "journalist" thinks being a varsity footbal player and "star" pitcher at school has to do with anything? Our "star" quarterback and pitcher (and I went to a school of just 400 total attendance in a town of just 12,000) was an arrogant ass and ended up in prison for multiple felonies including rape just a couple years after graduating. Our "most likely to suceed" student also went to prison for rape a few years after graduation, though he wasn't a thuggish ass like the jock. TOTALLY non relevant!
The families, while justified in their grieving, are simply posturing for their sure to come civil suits against the man who defended himself and others from felonious thugs who had committed multiple felonies and used a firearm. Perhaps Arizona's (and other states) next round of Constitutional Carry laws should include a statute that prohibits civil suits against defenders who the police, DA, Grand Jury (whatever your jurisdiction uses) clear of any criminal wrong doing?
Ahhhh but the anti gun types will scream that it's the same as declaring open season on criminials.......I'm guessing crime might just go down some more.
Typical irresponsible "journalism". "...just starting to turn his life around"...."good boy"...."just because someone hangs out with gang members doesn't make them a gang member"....
That news papers even consider publishing this kind of garbage about criminals, nothing short of propaganda supporting the criminals, is sickening.
A couple of thugs got what they deserved after committing violent felonies against multiple people and then breaking out a deadly weapon. Apparently the grand jury thinks so as well and even indicted their fellow "associates" (i.e. gamg members).
It seems that the Arizona laws and the majority of people understand the difference between right and wrong, self defense and criminal activity, but Arizona's "journalists" are apparently just as clueless as those in the rest of the country.
I am curious what the "journalist" thinks being a varsity footbal player and "star" pitcher at school has to do with anything? Our "star" quarterback and pitcher (and I went to a school of just 400 total attendance in a town of just 12,000) was an arrogant ass and ended up in prison for multiple felonies including rape just a couple years after graduating. Our "most likely to suceed" student also went to prison for rape a few years after graduation, though he wasn't a thuggish ass like the jock. TOTALLY non relevant!
The families, while justified in their grieving, are simply posturing for their sure to come civil suits against the man who defended himself and others from felonious thugs who had committed multiple felonies and used a firearm. Perhaps Arizona's (and other states) next round of Constitutional Carry laws should include a statute that prohibits civil suits against defenders who the police, DA, Grand Jury (whatever your jurisdiction uses) clear of any criminal wrong doing?
Ahhhh but the anti gun types will scream that it's the same as declaring open season on criminials.......I'm guessing crime might just go down some more.
