... tinfoil will prevent you from executing fraudulent transactions on my credit card? how so?
Fatal Gunfights Are LEGAL In Nanaimo, BC!
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It blocks you from blaming the RCMP and BC Bar Assoc. for you making fraudulent transactions on your credit card.
... how much will the fraudulent transactions amount to for posting this time, lone wolf?
Do your friends agree with what you post here- I take it that you discuss these things with your friends.
Oh that's at least worth the price of a Spaulding SD, gold plated tattoo gun.
Retail $248.00 CDN, but I can get one for $50 less.
Self-defense is a right.
May he get several years for carrying the gun...........but no jury with a single sane person aboard would convict a man of murder if he killed someone that opened fire on him.........
It may not help but.........
Alberni Valley News - Alberni jewelry store robber dies in prison
By Wawmeesh G. Hamilton - Alberni Valley News
Published: April 30, 2012 10:00 PM
Updated: May 01, 2012 7:30 AM The man who was shot while trying to rob Dieverts Jewelers in Port Alberni in 2008 is reported to have died, News 1130 is reporting.
Quoting Corrections Canada, News 1130 reported that James Gumbleton, 48, died in a prison treatment centre after a lengthy illness. He was still in custody.
In October 2008, Gumbleton was one of two masked men who entered Dievert's Jewelers on Johnston Road and tried to rob the store owner's wife at gunpoint. The store owner shot Gumbleton multiple times.
Gumbleton, who was paralyzed from the waist down as a result of the shooting, pleaded guilty to robbery with a firearm in Port Alberni Provincial Court in 2010 and was sentenced to four years in prison.
reporter@albernivalleynews.com
Alberni is about 80 klicks from Nanaimo so i guess it is spreading. Run for it Wizard!
Alberni Valley News - Alberni jewelry store robber dies in prison
By Wawmeesh G. Hamilton - Alberni Valley News
Published: April 30, 2012 10:00 PM
Updated: May 01, 2012 7:30 AM The man who was shot while trying to rob Dieverts Jewelers in Port Alberni in 2008 is reported to have died, News 1130 is reporting.
Quoting Corrections Canada, News 1130 reported that James Gumbleton, 48, died in a prison treatment centre after a lengthy illness. He was still in custody.
In October 2008, Gumbleton was one of two masked men who entered Dievert's Jewelers on Johnston Road and tried to rob the store owner's wife at gunpoint. The store owner shot Gumbleton multiple times.
Gumbleton, who was paralyzed from the waist down as a result of the shooting, pleaded guilty to robbery with a firearm in Port Alberni Provincial Court in 2010 and was sentenced to four years in prison.
reporter@albernivalleynews.com
Alberni is about 80 klicks from Nanaimo so i guess it is spreading. Run for it Wizard!
... i'm not dissing gangsters at all. i don't give a damn about them -- i'm criticizing the crown prosecutors in nanaimo, bc who are refusing to take a stance against lethal gun crime ...
... the crown should be denouncing gun crime, not finding excuses to permit it ...
... plus, it hasn't been proven that the shooter who killed the other guy was actually defending himself from death ...
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... if the accused wants to use self-defense as a defense in his murder trial that's fine, let the jury decide if lethal force was warranted ...
... who is defending the rights of the dead guy in this matter? certainly not the crown. the crown is on side with the killer ...
... who is defending the rights of the dead guy in this matter? certainly not the crown. the crown is on side with the killer ...
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It's not like you can get the dead guy to swear out a complaint - in this world, anyhow....
BTW: Self-defense would be a defense ... NOT an alibi.
BTW: Self-defense would be a defense ... NOT an alibi.
Refusing?
They're following the law.
Blame the feds, it's called the Criminal Code of Canada for a reason.
Apparently it was. lol.
Why waste the money when the evidence at hand dictates otherwise?
No, the Crown is on the side of the Law.
The law states that you have the right to defend yourself with like force. if someone is using lethal force against you, then lethal force is warranted, and you have not committed a crime. That makes a trial an unjust, unfair proceding.
Is there a particular reason you want to subject Canadian citizens to unjust trials?
The dead guy gave up his rights when he showed up and started shooting at someone.