Crime Texas: Two fat hillbillies kill a Father over garbage

VivaRevolution said:
The links in the post just above the post you just quoted, said the cops were called and the dispatchers were so busy, they weren't able to answer.
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If they were able to call the police, why did they go back to engaging with the guy? It's not like he's cutting them off, in fact he's telling them to leave him alone. He didn't have a weapon, they initiated the conflict twice. Sounds like they knew there was a possible danger but chose to go back and engage, over a mattress in a community dumpster. There's just no excuse for them. They had multiple ways out and showed that they knew that but chose to act recklessly.
 
VivaRevolution said:
Find the original post. It is in there. That second part is from a statement from the police department, explaining why the call was missed.

It's all good if you don't want to look, but I stand by the claim.
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Your refusal to source your assertion is noted.
 
Slick_36 said:
If they were able to call the police, why did they go back to engaging with the guy? It's not like he's cutting them off, in fact he's telling them to leave him alone. He didn't have a weapon, they initiated the conflict twice. Sounds like they knew there was a possible danger but chose to go back and engage, over a mattress in a community dumpster. There's just no excuse for them. They had multiple ways out and showed that they knew that but chose to act recklessly.
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If you called the cops and said you are being threatened to be killed with a baseball bat I'm pretty sure they'd get someone out there. In the first place they should have just called the illegal tipping line instead of deciding they were Judge Dredd.
 
Slick_36 said:
If they were able to call the police, why did they go back to engaging with the guy? It's not like he's cutting them off, in fact he's telling them to leave him alone. He didn't have a weapon, they initiated the conflict twice. Sounds like they knew there was a possible danger but chose to go back and engage, over a mattress in a community dumpster. There's just no excuse for them. They had multiple ways out and showed that they knew that but chose to act recklessly.
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I never claimed it was the old man who called the police. I said the police were called, and the call was missed because dispatch was overwhelmed.
 
VivaRevolution said:
Good, fuck off snowflake.

Read a fucking article dumbass. Do you even know what the Castle law is?

The rednecks have no legal responsibility to retreat. Your feels aren't a law bitch.
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Man didnt even get a chance to block you, you are so triggered.
"read a fucking Article" as I literally posted one... Trolls arent too bright....
But the troll doesnt even know the castle law is for your house. He thinks it can be used anywhere LMFAO. Does the fat man live outside and claiming the world is his house? Bye bye troll. Learn a little.
You also cant claim self defense as the aggressor... And you can even hear them force the brother to the ground at the end of the video... So yes video evidence/articles > your bullshit trolling.
Hope I learnt you a lesson young man, bye bye now.

"What exactly is the Castle Doctrine? When Can Deadly Force be used for Self Defense Purposes?
In Texas, Section 9 of the Texas Penal Code provides legal justifications for the use of force in a limited set of circumstances when a person has no duty to retreat. For example, a homeowner in his own home does not have a duty to retreat and may use deadly force to protect himself against an armed intruder. This would be the same for a business owner in his place of business and a truck driver in his own truck.

Texas law provides for a justifiable defense at trial when using deadly force if the person claiming self defense:

  1. Reasonably believed the deadly force was immediately necessary;
  2. Had a legal right to be on the property;
  3. Did not provoke the person against whom deadly force was used; and
  4. Was not engaged in criminal activity at the time the deadly force was used."
https://www.bhwlawfirm.com/deadly-force-self-defense-in-texas/
 
Ghost in the Dark said:
If you called the cops and said you are being threatened to be killed with a baseball bat I'm pretty sure they'd get someone out there.
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Well they wouldn't if they were never able to answer the call. Which means they recognized there was danger and either had time to call the police with him standing there doing nothing about it, or went inside and called before coming back out. Either case means they chose to engage over the mattress even though they knew it would be dangerous for everyone's safety. They chose to put themselves in that situation.
 
VivaRevolution said:
I never claimed it was the old man who called the police. I said the police were called, and the call was missed because dispatch was overwhelmed.
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Wait, then who called the cops? That's sort of important to whatever claim you're trying to make.
 
The Sole Survivor said:
Man didnt even get a chance to block you, you are so triggered.
"read a fucking Article" as I literally posted one... Trolls arent too bright....
But the troll doesnt even know the castle law is for your house. He thinks it can be used anywhere LMFAO. Does the fat man live outside and claiming the world is his house? Bye bye troll. Learn a little.
You also cant claim self defense as the aggressor... And you can even hear them force the brother to the ground at the end of the video... So yes video evidence/articles > your bullshit trolling.
Hope I learnt you a lesson young man, bye bye now.

"What exactly is the Castle Doctrine? When Can Deadly Force be used for Self Defense Purposes?
In Texas, Section 9 of the Texas Penal Code provides legal justifications for the use of force in a limited set of circumstances when a person has no duty to retreat. For example, a homeowner in his own home does not have a duty to retreat and may use deadly force to protect himself against an armed intruder. This would be the same for a business owner in his place of business and a truck driver in his own truck.

Texas law provides for a justifiable defense at trial when using deadly force if the person claiming self defense:

  1. Reasonably believed the deadly force was immediately necessary;
  2. Had a legal right to be on the property;
  3. Did not provoke the person against whom deadly force was used; and
  4. Was not engaged in criminal activity at the time the deadly force was used."
https://www.bhwlawfirm.com/deadly-force-self-defense-in-texas/
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OMG, it's like reading that Texas gun website all over again. Like you are reading from a script.

You want me to go pull the post from that website that is almost identical to this one?
 
Hey who are you phags, and what are you doing in my war room?

Why don't you guys have opinions on other things in here?
 
VivaRevolution said:
Hey who are you phags, and what are you doing in my war room?

Why don't you guys have opinions on other things in here?
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I talk all the time in here. I'm not obsessed but I'm around enough.
 
Slick_36 said:
Then why did you bring it up if there's no importance to someone calling the police? Just the fact that they were busy when "someone" made a call?
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People were in here saying. Don't confront anyone, call the cops.

Let me tell you where your altercation with your neighbor lands on their to-do list.

That is my point.
 
Slick_36 said:
I talk all the time in here. I'm not obsessed but I'm around enough.
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You are. I don't know who the other clowns are though.

I also remember having problems with what you were saying in gun threads before.

That's fine, we can disagree.
 
VivaRevolution said:
People were in here saying. Don't confront anyone, call the cops.

Let me tell you where your altercation with your neighbor lands on their to-do list.

That is my point.
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That's a nonsense point. If they felt they were in that danger, they needed to leave and get ahold of the police or someone with some authority to solve the mattress debate. The police aren't coming because your neighbor yelled, no surprise. If they brandished their guns because he made a death threat before the cops were called, then they needed to keep trying to get ahold of them to report it since it is serious, while removing themselves from the situation.

As it was pointed out, Texas law says you have the responsibility of leaving a dangerous situation and not agitating. They absolutely are guilty because they refused to put their guns away and leave the public alley, he went to get the bat after they refused and jerked off in front of him daring him to do something.
 
VivaRevolution said:
You are. I don't know who the other clowns are though.

I also remember having problems with what you were saying in gun threads before.

That's fine, we can disagree.
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Why does it matter? Seems like you're looking foolish and trying to save some face or something. Not a good look.
 
Slick_36 said:
That's a nonsense point. If they felt they were in that danger, they needed to leave and get ahold of the police or someone with some authority to solve the mattress debate. The police aren't coming because your neighbor yelled, no surprise. If they brandished their guns because he made a death threat before the cops were called, then they needed to keep trying to get ahold of them to report it since it is serious, while removing themselves from the situation.

As it was pointed out, Texas law says you have the responsibility of leaving a dangerous situation and not agitating. They absolutely are guilty because they refused to put their guns away and leave the public alley, he went to get the bat after they refused and jerked off in front of him daring him to do something.
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The point is that calling the cops will do jack shit about the guy dumping a matress in the alley.

No brandishing law in Texas.

You should go read through that Texas gun website.

Some people in their actually knew Texas law.
 
Slick_36 said:
Why does it matter? Seems like you're looking foolish and trying to save some face or something. Not a good look.
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You think so?

Let me tell you that on this website, you anti-gun folk look like aliens.

Even the liberals support guns in the war room.

Maybe you thought you were posting on Reddit.
 
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