St. Louis Couples Who defended their Private Property From Rioters with Guns, Got search warrant and Weapons seized

[Toll_Collector]

@gooddad409

@Toll_Collector

@biggestal99

Unlawful use of a weapon.

Missouri will let them go.

If that happen in jersey however.

They would be sitting in jail awaiting trial.

That’s why I live in jersey.

Peaceful protesters should not be threatened with weapons by private citizens.

Allan

When I retire I’ll be leaving the state of NJ. If someone is breaking into your house in this state and you shoot them, you have to prove you could not retreat. I’d rather not have to prove that.

That’s a ridiculous thing to have to prove. A person should never have to retreat in their own house from a criminal.

TX would give you a citizenship award.

TN too probably.

It is ridiculous. It’s not even debatable. I will never retreat from my home. Thankfully it’s also not easy to prove the home owner could have retreated. Those convicted are usually ignorant to the law They incriminate themselves.

[gooddad409]

@Toll_Collector

@gooddad409

@Toll_Collector

@biggestal99

Unlawful use of a weapon.

Missouri will let them go.

If that happen in jersey however.

They would be sitting in jail awaiting trial.

That’s why I live in jersey.

Peaceful protesters should not be threatened with weapons by private citizens.

Allan

When I retire I’ll be leaving the state of NJ. If someone is breaking into your house in this state and you shoot them, you have to prove you could not retreat. I’d rather not have to prove that.

That’s a ridiculous thing to have to prove. A person should never have to retreat in their own house from a criminal.

TX would give you a citizenship award.

TN too probably.

It is ridiculous. It’s not even debatable. I will never retreat from my home. Thankfully it’s also not easy to prove the home owner could have retreated. Those convicted are usually ignorant to the law They incriminate themselves.

Me either. I’m not going to retreat/run from my own home.

[Scratch]

@Toll_Collector

If someone is breaking into your house in this state and you shoot them, you have to prove you could not retreat

Was anyone breaking into their house?

[komobu]

Only because they didnt wave them against the correct group. Some groups are favored over others. If they had waved them during a UniteTheRight protest, they would have received keys to the city.

[TheDoctorIsIn]

@komobu

Only because they didnt wave them against the correct group. Some groups are favored over others. If they had waved them during a UniteTheRight protest, they would have received keys to the city.

Victimhood! Grievance!

[Samm]

@Toll_Collector

@biggestal99

Unlawful use of a weapon.

Missouri will let them go.

If that happen in jersey however.

They would be sitting in jail awaiting trial.

That’s why I live in jersey.

Peaceful protesters should not be threatened with weapons by private citizens.

Allan

When I retire I’ll be leaving the state of NJ. If someone is breaking into your house in this state and you shoot them, you have to prove you could not retreat. I’d rather not have to prove that.

That’s insane.

[Samm]

@gooddad409

@Toll_Collector

@biggestal99

Unlawful use of a weapon.

Missouri will let them go.

If that happen in jersey however.

They would be sitting in jail awaiting trial.

That’s why I live in jersey.

Peaceful protesters should not be threatened with weapons by private citizens.

Allan

When I retire I’ll be leaving the state of NJ. If someone is breaking into your house in this state and you shoot them, you have to prove you could not retreat. I’d rather not have to prove that.

That’s a ridiculous thing to have to prove. A person should never have to retreat in their own house from a criminal.

TX would give you a citizenship award.

TN too probably.

In Alaska, several years back, a minister staked out his church because it had been broken into twice in the previous couple of weeks and shot two armed intruders … one while attempting to get out a window and the second (who later died) as he ran across the yard. Both had long rap sheets for various crimes. He was arrested, but a jury of his peers (people in his community who were fed up with the rash of burglaries) found him innocent (even though the rap sheets were inadmissible.) That’s justice.

[Samm]

@gooddad409

@Toll_Collector

@gooddad409

@Toll_Collector

@biggestal99

Unlawful use of a weapon.

Missouri will let them go.

If that happen in jersey however.

They would be sitting in jail awaiting trial.

That’s why I live in jersey.

Peaceful protesters should not be threatened with weapons by private citizens.

Allan

When I retire I’ll be leaving the state of NJ. If someone is breaking into your house in this state and you shoot them, you have to prove you could not retreat. I’d rather not have to prove that.

That’s a ridiculous thing to have to prove. A person should never have to retreat in their own house from a criminal.

TX would give you a citizenship award.

TN too probably.

It is ridiculous. It’s not even debatable. I will never retreat from my home. Thankfully it’s also not easy to prove the home owner could have retreated. Those convicted are usually ignorant to the law They incriminate themselves.

Me either. I’m not going to retreat/run from my own home.

As the saying goes, it’s better to be judged by 12 than to be carried by six.

[Samm]

@Scratch

@Toll_Collector

If someone is breaking into your house in this state and you shoot them, you have to prove you could not retreat

Was anyone breaking into their house?

Did they shoot anyone?

[biggestal99]

@Samm

In Alaska, several years back, a minister staked out his church because it had been broken into twice in the previous couple of weeks and shot two armed intruders … one while attempting to get out a window and the second (who later died) as he ran across the yard. Both had long rap sheets for various crimes. He was arrested, but a jury of his peers (people in his community who were fed up with the rash of burglaries) found him innocent (even though the rap sheets were inadmissible.) That’s justice.

What about a trespasser in your house climbing though a broken window while something important is going on.

Allan

[Samm]

@biggestal99

@Samm

In Alaska, several years back, a minister staked out his church because it had been broken into twice in the previous couple of weeks and shot two armed intruders … one while attempting to get out a window and the second (who later died) as he ran across the yard. Both had long rap sheets for various crimes. He was arrested, but a jury of his peers (people in his community who were fed up with the rash of burglaries) found him innocent (even though the rap sheets were inadmissible.) That’s justice.

What about a trespasser in your house climbing though a broken window while something important is going on.

What about them?

[biggestal99]

@Samm

What about them?

Do you have the right to shoot the person who is trespassing though the broken window?

Allan

[STODR]

That’s not trespassing, and yes.

[gooddad409]

@Samm

@gooddad409

@Toll_Collector

@gooddad409

@Toll_Collector

@biggestal99

Unlawful use of a weapon.

Missouri will let them go.

If that happen in jersey however.

They would be sitting in jail awaiting trial.

That’s why I live in jersey.

Peaceful protesters should not be threatened with weapons by private citizens.

Allan

When I retire I’ll be leaving the state of NJ. If someone is breaking into your house in this state and you shoot them, you have to prove you could not retreat. I’d rather not have to prove that.

That’s a ridiculous thing to have to prove. A person should never have to retreat in their own house from a criminal.

TX would give you a citizenship award.

TN too probably.

It is ridiculous. It’s not even debatable. I will never retreat from my home. Thankfully it’s also not easy to prove the home owner could have retreated. Those convicted are usually ignorant to the law They incriminate themselves.

Me either. I’m not going to retreat/run from my own home.

As the saying goes, it’s better to be judged by 12 than to be carried by six.

That’s a good saying.

[Samm]

@biggestal99

@Samm

What about them?

Do you have the right to shoot the person who is trespassing though the broken window?

My anecdote was not about rights.

And neither, really, is your question.

[Toll_Collector]

@Samm

As the saying goes, it’s better to be judged by 12 than to be carried by six.

It was years ago when I was in my mid teens. A police officer who was a friend of the family told me exactly that. Not in your exact words, but the same idea was behind it. At the time the hot topic was a police officer killing an unarmed man. I’ll always remember that.

[biggestal99]

hey he (Mark McCloskey] did pull down 19,000 votes in yesterdays missouri US senate primaries (3%).

Allan

[ohknow35]

I was driving through Missouri recently and saw some billboards. I couldn’t believe it.

Bad idea turned out how you might expect.

[DougBH]

@komobu

Only because they didnt wave them against the correct group. Some groups are favored over others. If they had waved them during a UniteTheRight protest, they would have received keys to the city.

But of course if they had been a right wing group, then if they had not been shot they would have gone on to hang the home owners. Everyone knows that, just like Jan 6.

[biggestal99]

pardons dont stop fines or seizures.

Judge: Gun-waving lawyer shouldn't get guns or money back

plea deal remains in effect.

the news for them if they stop waving guns at protestors, they can continue to practice law.

Allan