Responsible gun owner protects personal property

[mhkpasa]

So the two people had to know each other, right? For the guy to have the ball(s) to stick around in the shower while the homeowner left long enough to go to another house and get a gun.

So at this point the only other witness to the initial interaction is dead. Wouldn't be a stretch to speculate that the homeowner never actually made contact or exchanged words with victim in shower. Either way, long shower.

[Mrs. Gooch]

So the two people had to know each other, right? For the guy to have the ball(s) to stick around in the shower while the homeowner left long enough to go to another house and get a gun.

So at this point the only other witness to the initial interaction is dead. Wouldn't be a stretch to speculate that the homeowner never actually made contact or exchanged words with victim in shower. Either way, long shower.

True. But why would the homeowner lie about the initial interaction? Does that interaction justify him shooting the showerer somehow? If he was going to lie he should have said he already had the gun with him and the shooting was the first interaction they had; that would seem more spur of the moment self defense than going home to get a gun to purposefully murder someone.

[mhkpasa]

So the two people had to know each other, right? For the guy to have the ball(s) to stick around in the shower while the homeowner left long enough to go to another house and get a gun.

So at this point the only other witness to the initial interaction is dead. Wouldn't be a stretch to speculate that the homeowner never actually made contact or exchanged words with victim in shower. Either way, long shower.

True. But why would the homeowner lie about the initial interaction? Does that interaction justify him shooting the showerer somehow? If he was going to lie he should have said he already had the gun with him and the shooting was the first interaction they had; that would seem more spur of the moment self defense than going home to get a gun to purposefully murder someone.

No it doesn't, I'm just thinking about why the showerer wouldn't bail...like he never heard the homeowner yell at him or warn him the first time. The homeowner might not have realized going and getting a gun and returning would be considered grounds for 2nd degree murder. He might've figured that 'exchanged words' would sound better. IDK, all speculation. Just saying there's no way you force entry to take a shower, hear someone yell at you, and then continue to lather, rinse, repeat.

[Mrs. Gooch]

I'm thinking it was an ongoing situation. Like the showerer used to live there (renter) and/or had been there before because he knew the house wasn't occupied. And the homeowner had caught him before and warned him and finally got tired of it and shot him. That is all just pure speculation, of course.

[SdK]

Anyone ever read "the most dangerous game"?

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[Institutional Control]

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[Emo EMAW]

Goddamnit Chivu!

[Mrs. Gooch]

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Wow. Usually people that react like that don't live so close to other people.

[Institutional Control]

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Wow. Usually people that react like that don't live so close to other people.

Just your average suburban Texas gun guy.  Looking for any excuse to "legally" kill someone.

[Cartierfor3]

http://www.kansascity.com/news/nation-world/national/article142606639.html#fmp

[steve dave]

awful 

http://www.ketv.com/article/toddler-cuts-his-own-hair-immediately-regrets-it/9246921

and lol

http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Man-Accidentally-Shoots-Himself-at-NRA-Headquarters-418677433.html

[Institutional Control]

awful 

http://www.ketv.com/article/toddler-cuts-his-own-hair-immediately-regrets-it/9246921

Did you mean to post this in the white people name thread?


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[SdK]

Yeah. I was wondering what the heck

[steve dave]

oh man, it was a story about a 2 year old killing himself with his dad's gun. probably for the best it turned into the haircut kid.

[Katpappy]

oh man, it was a story about a 2 year old killing himself with his dad's gun. probably for the best it turned into the haircut kid.

Both are very sad; mainly cause I watched the home vid of the future barber... that's a few prime minutes of my life I'll never get back.  Sad, very sad.

[AbeFroman]

Someone just exercised their 2nd amendment right at an elementary school in California. 

[8manpick]

Someone just exercised their 2nd amendment right at an elementary school in California. 

That isn't their personal property, Abe

[AbeFroman]

I'm sure trumpublicans would argue that wives are personal property.

[Yard Dog]

I'm sure trumpublicans would argue that wives are personal property.

Nah. I don't think even 1% of trump voters would think this way.

[SdK]

Mmmmmmm. I'd take that bet. I'm sure there are ~315,000 households in this US of A that feel this way.

[SdK]

Add in single people. Yeah, I'll take that bet.

[star seed 7]

How many votes did trump get in utah? Probably 80%-90% of those are teamsdk

[Yard Dog]

I could see possibly that these people are hip to old fashioned gender roles. . .but wives as property? I really doubt it.

[SdK]

We will never know for sure, DC cat. Just pure conjecture.

[Emo EMAW]

Lots of wives take an oath before God to give themselves unconditionally to their husbands.