Jogging while black

[Blackleaf]

You obviously don't get it yet.
He's cheering for those guys.

You could well be cheering for a burglar.

 

[gerryh]

Since whenever those laws were put into the Georgian statute books.

Those laws aren't on the books in georgia. Dumbass.

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

Why are you all still trying to reason with a racist?
If blackshit lived in georgia, he'd fit right in with these 2 "good ol boys".

If you've read his descriptions of the howling void that is his life, it ain't hard to figure out why he's loving the attention.

 

[Blackleaf]

Those laws aren't on the books in georgia. Dumbass.

Here are the laws, goit:

You can shoot an intruder if:

The intrusion is “violent and tumultuous” and the resident believes its purpose is “assaulting or offering personal violence” to someone inside.

The intruder is “not a member of the family or household,” meaning you can shoot strangers who break in, but not someone who lives with you and just lost the door key.

The resident believes the intruder broke in to commit a felony and deadly force is required to stop it.

 

[Blackleaf]

If you've read his descriptions of the howling void that is his life, it ain't hard to figure out why he's loving the attention.

I always know when I'm winning when you come along making your petty comments.

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

Since whenever those laws were put into the Georgian statute books.

Can you quote me such a law that would actually apply in this case? Please use a real law book and not your Klan handbook.

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

Here are the laws, goit:

You can shoot an intruder if:

The intrusion is “violent and tumultuous” and the resident believes its purpose is “assaulting or offering personal violence” to someone inside.

The intruder is “not a member of the family or household,” meaning you can shoot strangers who break in, but not someone who lives with you and just lost the door key.

The resident believes the intruder broke in to commit a felony and deadly force is required to stop it.

He was shot on the street not inside someones home. Does not apply.

 

[Blackleaf]

Please use a real law book and not your Klan handbook.

I've used the state of Georgia laws.

 

[Blackleaf]

He was shot on the street not inside someones home. Does not apply.

There's no mention in this law that you can't shoot a burglar in the street.

 

[Avro52]

There's no mention in this law that you can't shoot a burglar in the street.

If you are my street I'm going to suspect you of burglary and save everyone here from your bs.

 

[Twin_Moose]

Because you're a liar.

You couldn't answer with honesty with a conflict of interest answer, or you didn't know, and decided to just attack me?

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

There's no mention in this law that you can't shoot a burglar in the street.

Perhaps you should look up the definition of intruder.

 

[gerryh]

If you've read his descriptions of the howling void that is his life, it ain't hard to figure out why he's loving the attention.

I know why he wants the attention. Anyone that works a menial job for minimum wage that an untrained ape could preform is in pretty sad shape. You add on the fact that he needs to pay rubby's to suck his dick because no self respecting male or female would be caught dead with his ugly ass, I'm surprised he hasn't off'd himself yet.

 

[Twin_Moose]

LINK

“We are going to ask the question why the DA did not conclude that Mr. Arbery was wrongfully killed,” said Charles Steele, president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. “The video was circulating within the law enforcement agencies before it surfaced in the public.”
Johnson, the Glynn County district attorney, recused herself from the case. Greg McMichael, now retired, once worked as an investigator with her office. In that role, Greg McMichael investigated a 2018 shoplifting charge against Arbery. At the time Arbery was on probation for a gun-related incident that took place when he was still in high school. His probation was revoked after McMichael’s investigation.
The case was then assigned to Waycross Judicial Circuit District Attorney George Barnhill. He would later recuse himself, but not before telling Glynn police he did not see sufficient probable cause to charge the McMichaels.
The Georgia Attorney General’s Office said there were other conflicts of interest that should’ve prompted Barnhill to withdraw from the case much earlier. Reynolds promised a thorough probe. “Every stone will be turned over, I promise you,” he said.

 

[Blackleaf]

If you are my street I'm going to suspect you of burglary and save everyone here from your bs.

Yeah, but if you shoot me and I'm an innocent man you'll go to gaol.

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

You couldn't answer with honesty with a conflict of interest answer, or you didn't know, and decided to just attack me?

You stated as fact that which is not fact. And you knew it.

That makes you a liar.

Sorry, no more attention today.

 

[Twin_Moose]

You stated as fact that which is not fact. And you knew it.
That makes you a liar.
Sorry, no more attention today.

Nope, I heard a snipit on the radio and honestly asked you, after your accusation I did a web search and turned up the information.

Sorry I won't ask you in the future

 

[Blackleaf]

male

 

[Avro52]

Yeah, but if you shoot me and I'm an innocent man you'll go to gaol.

It would be worth it.

 

[Serryah]

Yeah, but if you shoot me and I'm an innocent man you'll go to gaol.

So you understand that this case could go that way as well.


Finally.