Actually it says in the article she had been hit by a brick in the chest already, meaning this becomes assault, and the freedom of speech argument goes out the window.Jamash said:So verbal abuse is enough justification to shoot children?
Does freedom of speech not apply to children, who can be shot for being mouthy?
I know it's not quite as simple as that, but it does seem a bit extreme to shoot a child, even if he was being a bastard.
I hope she was a crack shot and was aiming for his shoulder, because if not she's extremely lucky. Six inches out and she could have hit him in the head or chest.
Anyways, am I the only one who thought of this picture when I read about this?"I was terrified," the South Shore resident tells the Chicago Tribune. "The young man hit me in the chest with a brick. After a year of harassment, that was the straw that broke the camel's back."
if you read the artical it was her last resort the police would do nothing about it so she did. this is called poetic justiceHome-Skillet said:I don't really have much to say about any of this thread,ecoho said:um ok im not sure if your just trolling or if you beleave this so im going to asume you actualy think this way and answer acordingly. Ok heres the maijor differance the woman was ealderly witch ment in he 70s at least so even a brick to her leg or arm could kill her. Next rioters can be shot if they are useing weapons that are as leathal as this brick was to this woman(in the case of the woman this would be the equivilent to a gun) Now as to if she would have killed him out right by "missing" as you say and killing him there are a few things you should understand if he was on her property he falls under the "make my day" laws of her state i have no idea what those might be were she lives but in my state if anyone comes on your property without premission and refuses to leave you can use leatthal force on them and kill them and not be charged. if your not from the US then i could see how you might be confused.Jamash said:This precedent should make all future riots a lot easier to deal with. If children can be justifiably shot for throwing bricks, then the police should have no trouble opening up on adults throwing any object that is considered potentially lethal.xDarc said:No. But the bricks the kid was throwing are potentially lethal. Probably the key reason no charges are being filed against granny.Jamash said:So verbal abuse is enough justification to shoot children?
People should think long and hard about whether they want to be shot the next time their favourite sports team loses a game.
BTW i beleave she did miss and was aiming for his head![]()
but I am surprised that all of you seem so okay with someone shooting a kid.
Even if he was harassing her, she couldn't call the cops, contact the parents or anything?
Opening fire on someone shouldn't be your first reaction to everything.
I'm going to go out on a limb & assume you meant 'poetic'.ecoho said:if you read the artical it was her last resort the police would do nothing about it so she did. this is called potetic justiceHome-Skillet said:I don't really have much to say about any of this thread,ecoho said:um ok im not sure if your just trolling or if you beleave this so im going to asume you actualy think this way and answer acordingly. Ok heres the maijor differance the woman was ealderly witch ment in he 70s at least so even a brick to her leg or arm could kill her. Next rioters can be shot if they are useing weapons that are as leathal as this brick was to this woman(in the case of the woman this would be the equivilent to a gun) Now as to if she would have killed him out right by "missing" as you say and killing him there are a few things you should understand if he was on her property he falls under the "make my day" laws of her state i have no idea what those might be were she lives but in my state if anyone comes on your property without premission and refuses to leave you can use leatthal force on them and kill them and not be charged. if your not from the US then i could see how you might be confused.Jamash said:This precedent should make all future riots a lot easier to deal with. If children can be justifiably shot for throwing bricks, then the police should have no trouble opening up on adults throwing any object that is considered potentially lethal.xDarc said:No. But the bricks the kid was throwing are potentially lethal. Probably the key reason no charges are being filed against granny.Jamash said:So verbal abuse is enough justification to shoot children?
People should think long and hard about whether they want to be shot the next time their favourite sports team loses a game.
BTW i beleave she did miss and was aiming for his head![]()
but I am surprised that all of you seem so okay with someone shooting a kid.
Even if he was harassing her, she couldn't call the cops, contact the parents or anything?
Opening fire on someone shouldn't be your first reaction to everything.![]()
lol sorry for the missspell ill fix that and no shoting people realy should be your last resort like it was for her. so dont feel bad that you have a higher tolerance for bull shit it kinda makes you a better person.Home-Skillet said:I'm going to go out on a limb & assume you meant 'poetic'.ecoho said:if you read the artical it was her last resort the police would do nothing about it so she did. this is called potetic justiceHome-Skillet said:I don't really have much to say about any of this thread,ecoho said:um ok im not sure if your just trolling or if you beleave this so im going to asume you actualy think this way and answer acordingly. Ok heres the maijor differance the woman was ealderly witch ment in he 70s at least so even a brick to her leg or arm could kill her. Next rioters can be shot if they are useing weapons that are as leathal as this brick was to this woman(in the case of the woman this would be the equivilent to a gun) Now as to if she would have killed him out right by "missing" as you say and killing him there are a few things you should understand if he was on her property he falls under the "make my day" laws of her state i have no idea what those might be were she lives but in my state if anyone comes on your property without premission and refuses to leave you can use leatthal force on them and kill them and not be charged. if your not from the US then i could see how you might be confused.Jamash said:This precedent should make all future riots a lot easier to deal with. If children can be justifiably shot for throwing bricks, then the police should have no trouble opening up on adults throwing any object that is considered potentially lethal.xDarc said:No. But the bricks the kid was throwing are potentially lethal. Probably the key reason no charges are being filed against granny.Jamash said:So verbal abuse is enough justification to shoot children?
People should think long and hard about whether they want to be shot the next time their favourite sports team loses a game.
BTW i beleave she did miss and was aiming for his head![]()
but I am surprised that all of you seem so okay with someone shooting a kid.
Even if he was harassing her, she couldn't call the cops, contact the parents or anything?
Opening fire on someone shouldn't be your first reaction to everything.![]()
I still find shooting people a little extreme, but I guess I'm not 21st century enough.
I don't know. It really depends from person to person, just like young people. The real difficulty is recovering from injuries at that age. When a kid gets injured, he's over it in a month or two, when an elderly person gets injured, it can take months, and then it hurts for years after that.Dana22 said:If the granny was hit, it would be too late for "Self defense", right ?crazypsyko666 said:We don't know where the kid was throwing the bricks. We don't know if granny was hit. Stop being such a fucking troll trying to escalate things.
And since the kid's so poorly parented that he thinks it's acceptable to throw bricks through the windows of old ladies, maybe granny should cap the boy's mom next. Maybe the dad, but I suspect he's nowhere to be found in this story.Jamash said:So verbal abuse is enough justification to shoot children?
Does freedom of speech not apply to children, who can be shot for being mouthy?
I know it's not quite as simple as that, but it does seem a bit extreme to shoot a child, even if he was being a bastard.
I hope she was a crack shot and was aiming for his shoulder, because if not she's extremely lucky. Six inches out and she could have hit him in the head or chest.