Gun owner shoots and kills car thief, family of theif believe its a wrongful death

[88m3]

broad daylight and it crashed into a school bus? I hope there weren't kids onboard. shooter is a dumbass

 

[Rick Fox at UNC]

morals smorals. if that car is the man's only means of transportation, who is any to say he shouldn't shoot over it.

Insurance was created for that very reason.

The point is you can't snatch a life and return it so our whole system is, ideally, based on holding human life in the highest regard.

In practice, not so much.

 

[winb83]

So the fukk what, he shouldn't steal.

Cars aren't cheap and he probably needs that car for his lively hood.

Let's apply that same logic elsewhere. So all those brothers the cops killed in the act of crimes they shouldn't have done it right? Once you do something wrong you get what's coming to you right?

By the way what's the threshold where you feel it's ok to kill someone over? Would you do it over a pack of gum? A pencil? Some headphones? When do you start feeling comfortable killing people because they wronged you?

If I'm defending my life that's one thing but a car? Nah especially not a 22 year old one. Let the cops catch him and put his ass in jail don't kill some young knucklehead over a shyt decision.

 

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Let's apply that same logic elsewhere. So all those brothers the cops killed in the act of crimes they shouldn't have done it right? Once you do something wrong you get what's coming to you right?

By the way what's the threshold where you feel it's ok to kill someone over? Would you do it over a pack of gum? A pencil? Some headphones? When do you start feeling comfortable killing people because they wronged you?

If I'm defending my life that's one thing but a car? Nah especially not a 22 year old one. Let the cops catch him and put his ass in jail don't kill some young knucklehead over a shyt decision.

You have the right to protect your property. Cars cost thousands of dollars and some people rely on their vehicle to get them to and from work. Losing a car can greatly ruin their life
Cops have rules that they can't shoot non-threats.

 

[winb83]

You have the right to protect your property. Cars cost thousands of dollars and some people rely on their vehicle to get them to and from work. Losing a car can greatly ruin their life
Cops have rules that they can't shoot non-threats.

If your son got killed doing dumb shyt like that you'd be cool with it right. He had it coming?

 

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If your son got killed doing dumb shyt like that you'd be cool with it right. He had it coming?

I don't have a child but I do believe in accountability. If my son became a thief that mades I failed him as a father. If nothing else he would know that when you step into the realm of crime there is a possibility you will get killed. Of course, I would be sad but I wouldn't act like how this thief's family is acting.

 

[hatealot]

I don't have a child but I do believe in accountability. If my son became a thief that mades I failed him as a father. If nothing else he would know that when you step into the realm of crime there is a possibility you will get killed. Of course, I would be sad but I wouldn't act like how this thief's family is acting.

The family is experiencing the steps of grief.

Now they looking at their whole life, like where did we go wrong.

 

[Mʀ2ᴋDᴇᴇᴢ]

With his mouth all open too smh

 

[Lootha VanDraws]

I know you meant to post this:

No this little bird did not say, "He was from the hood, how else was he supposed to get money for his school clothes?"

 

[winb83]

I don't have a child but I do believe in accountability. If my son became a thief that mades I failed him as a father. If nothing else he would know that when you step into the realm of crime there is a possibility you will get killed. Of course, I would be sad but I wouldn't act like how this thief's family is acting.

That kid's life is irreplaceable. A car is replaceable. The lack of empathy you have for other human beings is disturbing. Your actions have the ability to impact more than just you and the people you interact with. The fact that your 22 year old car to you has more value than human life is troubling.

 

[Lord Beasley]

Insurance was created for that very reason.

The point is you can't snatch a life and return it so our whole system is, ideally, based on holding human life in the highest regard.

In practice, not so much.

nah. liability doesn't cover theft, don't steal my stuff

 

[Rusty$hackleford]

Let's apply that same logic elsewhere. So all those brothers the cops killed in the act of crimes they shouldn't have done it right? Once you do something wrong you get what's coming to you right?

By the way what's the threshold where you feel it's ok to kill someone over? Would you do it over a pack of gum? A pencil? Some headphones? When do you start feeling comfortable killing people because they wronged you?

If I'm defending my life that's one thing but a car? Nah especially not a 22 year old one. Let the cops catch him and put his ass in jail don't kill some young knucklehead over a shyt decision.

In AZ they got a law called theft of a means of transportation. It doesn't take into account the value or age of a car. If you illegally deprive a lawful owner access to their transportation you convicted of a class 3 felony. The law looks at it differently then other tangible personal property because it's so critical for the owner. I agree with that

Some, I'd even guess most people only have liability insurance. shyt gets stolen then they don't have any claim with the insurance. And besides that, what the hell would the age of the car matter, or even value? 40k car gone be just as or more important to a person earning 40k a year as a expensive car to a rich person. Or a retired person. What about a 20 year old car with 2000 miles in mint condition. What about an antique car?

 

[DaddyFresh]

Let's apply that same logic elsewhere. So all those brothers the cops killed in the act of crimes they shouldn't have done it right? Once you do something wrong you get what's coming to you right?

By the way what's the threshold where you feel it's ok to kill someone over? Would you do it over a pack of gum? A pencil? Some headphones? When do you start feeling comfortable killing people because they wronged you?

If I'm defending my life that's one thing but a car? Nah especially not a 22 year old one. Let the cops catch him and put his ass in jail don't kill some young knucklehead over a shyt decision.

yeah dudes are weirdos saying stealing a parked car should be a death sentence. I would understand if the person was in the car. We have insurance for a reason. Shooter now catching a gun charge over a 20 year old car smh. When police shoot a shoplifter this board want to be up in arms. hypocritical stupid logic

 

[$cam-U-Well_Jack$on]

Ray Ray stole the wrong radio

This reference will go over da heads of many.

 

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That kid's life is irreplaceable. A car is replaceable. The lack of empathy you have for other human beings is disturbing. Your actions have the ability to impact more than just you and the people you interact with. The fact that your 22 year old car to you has more value than human life is troubling.

51 year old is no damn kid. You steal you have to expect to get violence in return. People work hard for what they got.