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08-16-2018, 11:16 AM #25Legendary RSR Poster
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08-16-2018, 11:20 AM #26
Re: Your thoughts on this case, was the father justified?
With all due respect...when I asked you if you had children, I knew you didn’t. I could tell by your response to this story.
IMO, having a child and reading about something like this...it’s terrifying. Only a parent would understand that emotion. Are all parents the same? Not at all. Some parent are ok with their kids getting polio because vaccines are evil. Most parents that I know would’ve beaten this dude’s ass. When it comes to our babies (they’ll always be our babies)...it’s intensely emotional and the parental instinct to protect/defend is intensely emotional.
Let this be a lesson to any douche bag that preys on children. Somewhere a father will go through hellfire and brimstone (said in JR voice) to destroy you. Leave our kids alone!
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Re: Your thoughts on this case, was the father justified?
I get that, even without children, I get that feeling with my wife, my nephews/niece, its family and family is family and we try to protect our own. However, my response was completely rational and legally speaking, correct. being a parent shouldnt make you do illegal things, which is why i added that i dont believe most people saying they would act similarly, would have. You can certainly argue that your emotions got the better of you, but I dont think thats going to be a good legal defense.
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08-16-2018, 11:36 AM #28
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08-16-2018, 11:49 AM #30
Re: Your thoughts on this case, was the father justified?
JAB, if you had a child and someone followed them into a bathroom and tried to get into the stall your child was using...IMO, you would feel a lot differently.
Then again...maybe you wouldn’t. I have no clue what kind of parent you’d be. Maybe you wouldn’t beat someone’s ass if they attempted to assault your kids because it wouldn’t be best way to legally proceed. I personally don’t know anyone like that...but...maybe that is how you’d react.
To each their own.
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Re: Your thoughts on this case, was the father justified?
youre adding a further action that was not present. I can assume if the door wasnt locked, that hed open it and realize his mistake and apologize. Why isnt that possible? because hes a man and shes a girl that shaking a stall door automatically becomes a malevolent act?
Remove mentally ill, that doesnt really matter, even if it is supported by his family. The door was locked and when he realized it, he walked away. Youre assuming his intentions, when no further evidence suggests that was the intent. In other words youre jumping to conclusions. Which is why i think he was justified to confront the kid.
he did not die from something else, as if this guy not beating him, he would have just died all the same right then and there. You put your hands on somebody, youre taking liability for it.-JAB
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Re: Your thoughts on this case, was the father justified?
there you go assuming attempted assault again.
im with you with the first part. if im that worried about my child, im probably outside the door waiting for them. If somebody went in and tried to open the stall, id probably ask "wtf are you doing?" or "what are you doing here? if i didnt like the answer its possible id punch them.
So its also possible they were just trying to go to the bathroom and didnt realize somebody was in the stall. so my first thought would not be to assume theyre going to rape and murder my daughter in this bathroom while theres security, a cashier or two, and 2 of her friends inside this same gas station.
Thats not remotely what happened here. painting a completely different scenario doesnt justify this one. He wasnt there when the guy tried, and it was already handled by the time he acted, with his daughter safely inside his own car. you cannot claim defense when there was no threat present.Last edited by JAB1985; 08-16-2018 at 12:00 PM.
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08-16-2018, 12:01 PM #33
Re: Your thoughts on this case, was the father justified?
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Re: Your thoughts on this case, was the father justified?
dude... read the entire article. Theyve said there are witnesses and video evidence that state he drove up, got out of the car and punched him, repeatedly when he was on the ground.
HE said the guy punched him and he only punched him once. that is not supported.
The security escorted him/asked him to leave the store. He did so.
She said he shook the door. in what context, youre adding.
a homeless person, trespassing and shoplifting? means clearly hes a rapist and murderer...
youre going pretty far off the reservation to try and justify this. Because of past non-violent crimes hes now committing a violent crime, that he didnt really commit, but he could have, which somehow means the father was justified in killing him defending his daughter, who was sitting in the back seat of his car as he drove it toward the guy.-JAB
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Re: Your thoughts on this case, was the father justified?
well, he was trying to get into your private property, not a public restroom. He also repeatedly attempted to come at you, not walk away. you also seemed to stop at ending the threat, not continuing to beat him on the ground. So no youd probably not get charged with anything, had he died from that.
why dont you go by SAW anymore?-JAB
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