1911Tuner said:MrTwigg said:
>Talking about lynching or going after these guys (As despicable as they are.) isn't going to accomplish anything worthwhile.<
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Yeah...you're right. The Brady Bunch would probably just raise a cry to register all ropes...
Kramer Krazy said:I believe public hangings should be brought back. I strongly believe that less murders would be commited, less vehicles would be stolen, assault and battery would happen far less, and crime in general would decrease. If you grow up seeing public hangings and knowing what they were hung for, I don't think you can use some lame-butt excuse in your defense as "but I really didn't understand that I was doing anything wrong". Far too many excuses for crime these days is that the youth has no connection to realism. Well, let them see one of their buddy's get hung. I'm sure reality will sink in quicker than any of these stupid "reality" TV shows that they watch these days. The credo that everyone should live by is....."do unto others as you'd want done to you".....Today's youth has twisted it to state, "Do unto others before they get the chance to do it to you".......yeah....hang them.....hang 'em high!
The male victim, 21, was pistol-whipped and "stomped" after the couple was pulled from his SUV about 1:30 a.m., Wagner said, adding that he and the woman, 23, were drinking coffee at a dead end overlooking the Great South Bay.
Preacherman said:Tellner and others who disagree with my post above: I'm sorry, but on this one we're poles apart, and will stay that way.
As far as I'm concerned, if you put yourself in a position where harm may come to you, you're the first link in the chain that leads to that harm. Sure, sometimes this is inadvertent - for example, if I stop at an intersection with a runaway vehicle without brakes coming up behind me, there's not much I can do about this, and no way I could have any forewarning. However, when it comes to stopping in a secluded area where crime is a known factor, I'm sorry, but you're on your own. You really should know better!
Nature hasn't changed in umpteen thousand years. Put yourself in a position where you could be hurt, and sooner or later the odds are going to catch up with you. That's life.
SSN Vet said:I have to voice strong disagreement with the post by Preacherman.
The implicit logic is that ... anywhere bad guys hang out is off limits ... and if you go there, you're responsible for whatever happens to you.
1. the criminals are responsible for their actions ... this couple lived there all there life ... as do thousands of others.
2. Just how many square miles of this country are we supposed to turn over to the scum of the earth. What do you do when they decide they want to rule in your neighborhood.
Probably not from you, but just wait others will be along soon to with tales of how they would hunt them down like dogs. What am I saying they're hereI don't think "manliness" enters into it.
But you tell two people and they tell two people and soon one of them can shoot the bad guys.Three fewer predators-vs-two fewer sheep. In my mind the choice is obvious.
para.2 said:Joab, if you want to put it in those terms, then yes, that is precisely my position. There have always been, and there will always be sheep. They cannot help being sheep. That is the way they are wired.
There also have always been, and will always be, wolves. They, too may be wired that way. That does not prevent the sheepdog from trying to intervene, and, when he can, take down a wolf. That is the way he is wired.