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Quoted: Yep. Trespasser has to be committing a crime. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: He wasn't trespassing, so all the positioning has nothing to do with it at all. He murdered a man who was legally there to pick up his kid. He's going to jail. Yes he was. When you are told to leave private property by the owner and you remain, you are trespassing. Doesn't matter why you were there. Your welcome is officially worn out. You can’t shoot trespassers, even in Texas. If green shirt had sat in the yard and said fuck you. Black shirt couldn’t have done anything about it. Yep. Trespasser has to be committing a crime. Do you mean like the crime that the trespasser committed when he ran up on homeowner's porch, threatened to shoot said homeowner with his own gun, and then physically tossed said homeowner off of his own porch? Jojo Rosenbaum also thought he was in the right when he decided to disarm another Kyle who was legally armed as I recall. |
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Quoted: The kid wasn’t there. Now what are you going to do boss? Hint: you file a motion with the judge in family court and the judge makes the determination as to what to do. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Denying visitation in Texas is a criminal offense. Jailable criminal offense. Not civil. The kid wasn’t there. Now what are you going to do boss? Hint: you file a motion with the judge in family court and the judge makes the determination as to what to do. Been there, done that. I call my attorney, then I call the cops. When they get there, I produce signed documentation that I have a legal right to be there and that my kids should be in my possession at that time. The cops talk to the offender and she either produces the kids or the cops make her. Either way, it gets documented properly. Then the court stuff happens. So you’re right about the courts determining what happens to her. But I’m definitely getting the cops involved and they’re definitely coming to see what’s going on and documenting the situation. |
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Quoted: Do you mean like the crime that the trespasser committed when he ran up on homeowner's porch, threatened to shoot said homeowner with his own gun, and then physically tossed said homeowner off of his own porch? Jojo Rosenbaum also thought he was in the right when he decided to disarm another Kyle who was legally armed as I recall. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: He wasn't trespassing, so all the positioning has nothing to do with it at all. He murdered a man who was legally there to pick up his kid. He's going to jail. Yes he was. When you are told to leave private property by the owner and you remain, you are trespassing. Doesn't matter why you were there. Your welcome is officially worn out. You can’t shoot trespassers, even in Texas. If green shirt had sat in the yard and said fuck you. Black shirt couldn’t have done anything about it. Yep. Trespasser has to be committing a crime. Do you mean like the crime that the trespasser committed when he ran up on homeowner's porch, threatened to shoot said homeowner with his own gun, and then physically tossed said homeowner off of his own porch? Jojo Rosenbaum also thought he was in the right when he decided to disarm another Kyle who was legally armed as I recall. Don’t even compare saint Kyle of Kenosha to dirty dick Kyle of Lubbock. They’re totally different scenarios. |
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Quoted: Don’t even compare saint Kyle of Kenosha to dirty dick Kyle of Lubbock. They’re totally different scenarios. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: He wasn't trespassing, so all the positioning has nothing to do with it at all. He murdered a man who was legally there to pick up his kid. He's going to jail. Yes he was. When you are told to leave private property by the owner and you remain, you are trespassing. Doesn't matter why you were there. Your welcome is officially worn out. You can’t shoot trespassers, even in Texas. If green shirt had sat in the yard and said fuck you. Black shirt couldn’t have done anything about it. Yep. Trespasser has to be committing a crime. Do you mean like the crime that the trespasser committed when he ran up on homeowner's porch, threatened to shoot said homeowner with his own gun, and then physically tossed said homeowner off of his own porch? Jojo Rosenbaum also thought he was in the right when he decided to disarm another Kyle who was legally armed as I recall. Don’t even compare saint Kyle of Kenosha to dirty dick Kyle of Lubbock. They’re totally different scenarios. I absolutely agree. Different circumstances and events. |
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Quoted: Lol....depends on where you are. A lot of states only one party needs to know its being recorded. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Sounded like it was a parental kidnapping. Dad (dead guy) wanted his kid, he wasn't trying to start shit to start shit My ex used to pull shit like this all of the time. I once flew from California to Toronto to see my daughter and she decided to send her off to summer camp without telling me. I never got mad or yelled at her for all of the mean stunts she pulled. It wasn't worth giving her ammunition for the man-hating family courts. The victim should have walked away once the rifle came out. He would have had a good case for his child being in a dangerous environment. Absolutely. And a reminder to RECORD EVERYTHING AND TREAT ALL PHONE CONVERSATIONS AS IF YOU ARE BEING RECORDED. Which is illegal ?? Lol....depends on where you are. A lot of states only one party needs to know its being recorded. I stand corrected. |
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Quoted: Wrong. I have personal experience with this. In Texas. If the child is not where they are supposed to be when they are supposed to be there, the cops will most definitely come and intervene. I won’t deny that there is a process that needs to be followed and that the cops are going to respond and arrest someone denying visitation. But they most certainly will come to investigate the situation and resolve it if possible. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: De-escalating and avoiding someone getting killed is the prudent course of action in a civil dispute like this with known parties. Even if you're 100% right and justified in your position it would be smart to walk off, let things cool down, and sort it out later. No sense in shooting someone, or getting shot, when you can avoid it easily. The dude coming out with the PCC in that context was a fucking moron. The father getting in his face and turning it physical was equally stupid and he got himself killed. Even if you're right and the other person is wrong, attacking an armed dude isn't likely going to turn out well. Denying visitation in Texas is a criminal offense. Jailable criminal offense. Not civil. Not until a Judge Rules on it. That happens in... ... ... Civil (Family) Court. If a parent is violating the Court Custody Orders - the other party needs to go before the Judge in Court to present the facts (Documented) & then the Judge CAN rule to punish the offender in several different ways. Fines are typical, Arrest if it continues or fines are not paid. If other party refuses to show to present their case (misses hearings) or continues to violate the Custody Order, the Judge can issue a Arrest Warrant. However, until their IS a Arrest Warrant, no cop or deputy is going to play Perry Mason and insert himself in the matter unless the life or physical welfare of the child are at imminent risk. Wrong. I have personal experience with this. In Texas. If the child is not where they are supposed to be when they are supposed to be there, the cops will most definitely come and intervene. I won’t deny that there is a process that needs to be followed and that the cops are going to respond and arrest someone denying visitation. But they most certainly will come to investigate the situation and resolve it if possible. WRONG - I also have personal experience with this very matter in Texas. Cops "intervening" means they come out - making sure no one is getting violent or dangerous with the other parties, and then taking a report. Let's repeat that... "Taking a Report". They will not force Mommy to produce Little Timmy & Tina, nor will they lock her up. They will ask nicely and try to cajole the other party to be nice & follow the rules. But unless one of them loses it and gets violent - threatening - it is highly unlikely they will do more than make a report. That report is documentation that can be used in the CIVIL Court to address failure to by one parent to provide access to the other parent. Civil Court Matter. However, unless there is a Active Arrest Warrant (issued by a Judge for repeated failures to follow the specific orders of the Court regarding custody & visitation or support), the Police are NOT going to grab baby momma, slap handcuffs on her & stuff her in the back of a Black & White based just on Angry Dad saying "I'm supposed to have my son at 3:30 and he isn't here"! Fact. Been there & done that. I can understand Green Shirt Angry Dad being unhappy over fucky - fucky with Visitation (again Been there & done that ). But being a raging A-Hole only got him shot + Black Shirt now is going to get "tenderly loved" all up the Angus by the Judicial system. BIGGER_HAMMER |
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Quoted: It’s been 19 days and yet no charges. If they decide not to file charges will they announce it or just leave GD in suspense? View Quote The Case was recused from the County because of the factor of the "Wife Judge" and has been transferred to the Texas Attorney Generals Office for investigation. They move VERY slowly there... I'm sure the results will be posted to either the joy of "Muh Castle - Stand Your Ground" fans or the satisfaction of the "He Dun Fucked Up" fans. BIGGER_HAMMER |
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Quoted: Don’t even compare saint Kyle of Kenosha to dirty dick Kyle of Lubbock. They’re totally different scenarios. View Quote Are you sure about that? Didn't Jojo tell Kyle "I'm going to kill you" then approach Kyle (who was legally armed at the time) and then grab (or attempt to grab) Kyle's gun? Seems like we've got a pretty similar case in Lubbock. Everyone in here shouting about "court orders" don't seem to understand that they aren't like badges, they offer you no diplomatic immunity to enforce your mighty will on lowly peasants. I say that from now on, Kyles are the new Chads. Ironic, ain't it? |
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Quoted: WRONG - I also have personal experience with this very matter in Texas. Cops "intervening" means they come out - making sure no one is getting violent or dangerous with the other parties, and then taking a report. Let's repeat that... "Taking a Report". They will not force Mommy to produce Little Timmy & Tina, nor will they lock her up. They will ask nicely and try to cajole the other party to be nice & follow the rules. But unless one of them loses it and gets violent - threatening - it is highly unlikely they will do more than make a report. That report is documentation that can be used in the CIVIL Court to address failure to by one parent to provide access to the other parent. Civil Court Matter. However, unless there is a Active Arrest Warrant (issued by a Judge for repeated failures to follow the specific orders of the Court regarding custody & visitation or support), the Police are NOT going to grab baby momma, slap handcuffs on her & stuff her in the back of a Black & White based just on Angry Dad saying "I'm supposed to have my son at 3:30 and he isn't here"! Fact. Been there & done that. I can understand Green Shirt Angry Dad being unhappy over fucky - fucky with Visitation (again Been there & done that ). But being a raging A-Hole only got him shot + Black Shirt now is going to get "tenderly loved" all up the Angus by the Judicial system. BIGGER_HAMMER View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: De-escalating and avoiding someone getting killed is the prudent course of action in a civil dispute like this with known parties. Even if you're 100% right and justified in your position it would be smart to walk off, let things cool down, and sort it out later. No sense in shooting someone, or getting shot, when you can avoid it easily. The dude coming out with the PCC in that context was a fucking moron. The father getting in his face and turning it physical was equally stupid and he got himself killed. Even if you're right and the other person is wrong, attacking an armed dude isn't likely going to turn out well. Denying visitation in Texas is a criminal offense. Jailable criminal offense. Not civil. Not until a Judge Rules on it. That happens in... ... ... Civil (Family) Court. If a parent is violating the Court Custody Orders - the other party needs to go before the Judge in Court to present the facts (Documented) & then the Judge CAN rule to punish the offender in several different ways. Fines are typical, Arrest if it continues or fines are not paid. If other party refuses to show to present their case (misses hearings) or continues to violate the Custody Order, the Judge can issue a Arrest Warrant. However, until their IS a Arrest Warrant, no cop or deputy is going to play Perry Mason and insert himself in the matter unless the life or physical welfare of the child are at imminent risk. Wrong. I have personal experience with this. In Texas. If the child is not where they are supposed to be when they are supposed to be there, the cops will most definitely come and intervene. I won’t deny that there is a process that needs to be followed and that the cops are going to respond and arrest someone denying visitation. But they most certainly will come to investigate the situation and resolve it if possible. WRONG - I also have personal experience with this very matter in Texas. Cops "intervening" means they come out - making sure no one is getting violent or dangerous with the other parties, and then taking a report. Let's repeat that... "Taking a Report". They will not force Mommy to produce Little Timmy & Tina, nor will they lock her up. They will ask nicely and try to cajole the other party to be nice & follow the rules. But unless one of them loses it and gets violent - threatening - it is highly unlikely they will do more than make a report. That report is documentation that can be used in the CIVIL Court to address failure to by one parent to provide access to the other parent. Civil Court Matter. However, unless there is a Active Arrest Warrant (issued by a Judge for repeated failures to follow the specific orders of the Court regarding custody & visitation or support), the Police are NOT going to grab baby momma, slap handcuffs on her & stuff her in the back of a Black & White based just on Angry Dad saying "I'm supposed to have my son at 3:30 and he isn't here"! Fact. Been there & done that. I can understand Green Shirt Angry Dad being unhappy over fucky - fucky with Visitation (again Been there & done that ). But being a raging A-Hole only got him shot + Black Shirt now is going to get "tenderly loved" all up the Angus by the Judicial system. BIGGER_HAMMER And ex wife will now get to see the son whenever she wants without interference from dad, which probably will last until she finds another cock to jump on. Then she’ll send the son to grandma’s house. |
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Quoted: Don’t even compare saint Kyle of Kenosha to dirty dick Kyle of Lubbock. They’re totally different scenarios. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: He wasn't trespassing, so all the positioning has nothing to do with it at all. He murdered a man who was legally there to pick up his kid. He's going to jail. Yes he was. When you are told to leave private property by the owner and you remain, you are trespassing. Doesn't matter why you were there. Your welcome is officially worn out. You can’t shoot trespassers, even in Texas. If green shirt had sat in the yard and said fuck you. Black shirt couldn’t have done anything about it. Yep. Trespasser has to be committing a crime. Do you mean like the crime that the trespasser committed when he ran up on homeowner's porch, threatened to shoot said homeowner with his own gun, and then physically tossed said homeowner off of his own porch? Jojo Rosenbaum also thought he was in the right when he decided to disarm another Kyle who was legally armed as I recall. Don’t even compare saint Kyle of Kenosha to dirty dick Kyle of Lubbock. They’re totally different scenarios. Kyle of Lubbock has a real first name of William. He has nothing on Kyle of Kenosha. William also has a record. |
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Quoted: Texas penal code 9.04. THREATS AS JUSTIFIABLE FORCE. The threat of force is justified when the use of force is justified by this chapter. For purposes of this section, a threat to cause death or serious bodily injury by the production of a weapon or otherwise, as long as the actor's purpose is limited to creating an apprehension that he will use deadly force if necessary, does not constitute the use of deadly force. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: But the owner/proprietor can't go and get a gun and act like he's going to shoot people. Tell them to leave, sure. Call the cops, sure. Grab your rifle and make people think they will get shot for not listening to younot so much. 9.04. THREATS AS JUSTIFIABLE FORCE. The threat of force is justified when the use of force is justified by this chapter. For purposes of this section, a threat to cause death or serious bodily injury by the production of a weapon or otherwise, as long as the actor's purpose is limited to creating an apprehension that he will use deadly force if necessary, does not constitute the use of deadly force. Do you really think this fits? |
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Quoted: Like assault? I wish ole chad had stayed in the yard and yelled fuck you. Itd have made for a more interesting video and he’d probably be alive. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: He wasn't trespassing, so all the positioning has nothing to do with it at all. He murdered a man who was legally there to pick up his kid. He's going to jail. Yes he was. When you are told to leave private property by the owner and you remain, you are trespassing. Doesn't matter why you were there. Your welcome is officially worn out. You can’t shoot trespassers, even in Texas. If green shirt had sat in the yard and said fuck you. Black shirt couldn’t have done anything about it. Yep. Trespasser has to be committing a crime. Like assault? I wish ole chad had stayed in the yard and yelled fuck you. Itd have made for a more interesting video and he’d probably be alive. Assault is definitely a crime lol. |
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Quoted: Are you sure about that? Didn't Jojo tell Kyle "I'm going to kill you" then approach Kyle (who was legally armed at the time) and then grab (or attempt to grab) Kyle's gun? Seems like we've got a pretty similar case in Lubbock. Everyone in here shouting about "court orders" don't seem to understand that they aren't like badges, they offer you no diplomatic immunity to enforce your mighty will on lowly peasants. I say that from now on, Kyles are the new Chads. Ironic, ain't it? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Don’t even compare saint Kyle of Kenosha to dirty dick Kyle of Lubbock. They’re totally different scenarios. Are you sure about that? Didn't Jojo tell Kyle "I'm going to kill you" then approach Kyle (who was legally armed at the time) and then grab (or attempt to grab) Kyle's gun? Seems like we've got a pretty similar case in Lubbock. Everyone in here shouting about "court orders" don't seem to understand that they aren't like badges, they offer you no diplomatic immunity to enforce your mighty will on lowly peasants. I say that from now on, Kyles are the new Chads. Ironic, ain't it? They’re similar in that they’re both self defense shootings? Otherwise, they’re completely different in time (night vs day), place (public property vs homestead), proximity (JR was closer to KR and reaching for* his gun when he got popped), attempt to retreat (KR ran away and was cornered by JR), perceived threat (KR had been threatened with death the whole night by JR), etc. Conflating the two isn’t a good look. ETA: changed grabbing to reaching for because I think that’s more accurate? |
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Quoted: Has Black shirt actually seen any legal action? I haven't heard of any arrest leading to a trial. View Quote It is early. Can you imagine the investigation needed to go back several months to establish what everyone did? There are lots of unanswered questions. Supposedly occurred 5 November 2021. |
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Quoted: Carruth didn’t “get within arms reach,” Read moved on Carruth and battered him as Carruth was standing on his porch. But maybe I’m missing something, so tell us all about how Carruth moved on Read, and not the other way around. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Honest question; if someone just shot at you and then gets within arms reach, would you make a play for the gun? That’s clearly not what happened. You need to watch the video again. I've watched it several times. Both angles. Carruth didn’t “get within arms reach,” Read moved on Carruth and battered him as Carruth was standing on his porch. But maybe I’m missing something, so tell us all about how Carruth moved on Read, and not the other way around. What are you talking about?? He clearly grabs Carruth's rifle. How can you say he is not within arms reach? |
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Quoted: Kyle of Lubbock has a real first name of William. He has nothing on Kyle of Kenosha. William also has a record. View Quote I move that Kyle of Lubbock be henceforth referred to as William, so St. Kyle of Kenosha’s name is no longer sullied. Thank you exponentialpi for bringing this valuable information to GD’s attention. |
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Quoted: Green shirt should have fired his hands up & retreated to his truck when he saw the rifle. He literally asked for & then received a killing. Seems like, timely customer service to me. Black shirt has no duty to retreat & can defend his home with whatever force he deems necessary. Green shirts legal duty, was to evacuate the property- the FIRST time he was told. Every moment he stayed, was an escalation- defying black shirts authority, his autonomy. Bet he had a real satisfying shag, that evening. He just needs to knock-up green shirts current (former) wife & his knighthood will be complete. View Quote If you act with those assumptions you could end up a buttboy for some big stinky guy in prison. |
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Quoted: Right. There was a custody exchange issue. What did it have to do with black shirt? People were accusing him of interfering, kidnapping etc. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Denying visitation in Texas is a criminal offense. Jailable criminal offense. Not civil. I was replying to the comments saying that denying visitation is a civil offense. Which was in the first sentence of the comment I was responding to. Which was also in my post. I wasn’t saying anything about black shirt. But yes, apparently green shirt was there exercising his visitation rights to custody of his children. But perhaps the kid was being hidden or he was being denied visitation and black shirt’s house was not the agreed upon place for the exchange. |
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Quoted: Nope. He went for the gun BOTH before and after the warning shot. View Quote Double negative. Your "warning shot" looked like an attempt to injure Chad. The initial contact of the rifle by Chad was with the outside of his hand...not a grab. Basically it "Hey bro...you are violating one of those four guns rule pointing that by/at me." |
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Quoted: What are you talking about?? He clearly grabs Carruth's rifle. How can you say he is not within arms reach? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Honest question; if someone just shot at you and then gets within arms reach, would you make a play for the gun? That’s clearly not what happened. You need to watch the video again. I've watched it several times. Both angles. Carruth didn’t “get within arms reach,” Read moved on Carruth and battered him as Carruth was standing on his porch. But maybe I’m missing something, so tell us all about how Carruth moved on Read, and not the other way around. What are you talking about?? He clearly grabs Carruth's rifle. How can you say he is not within arms reach? You said that Carruth got within arms reach of Read. Carruth didn’t move off the porch. Read went on the porch and put himself within arms reach of Carruth. Big difference. |
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Quoted: That’s clearly not what happened. You need to watch the video again. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Honest question; if someone just shot at you and then gets within arms reach, would you make a play for the gun? That’s clearly not what happened. You need to watch the video again. The “?” in his post indicated that he was asking, not telling. To answer, for me, I would most definitely make a play for that gun. I’m not going to just stand there and get shot. |
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Quoted: If you act with those assumptions you could end up a buttboy for some big stinky guy in prison. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Green shirt should have fired his hands up & retreated to his truck when he saw the rifle. He literally asked for & then received a killing. Seems like, timely customer service to me. Black shirt has no duty to retreat & can defend his home with whatever force he deems necessary. Green shirts legal duty, was to evacuate the property- the FIRST time he was told. Every moment he stayed, was an escalation- defying black shirts authority, his autonomy. Bet he had a real satisfying shag, that evening. He just needs to knock-up green shirts current (former) wife & his knighthood will be complete. If you act with those assumptions you could end up a buttboy for some big stinky guy in prison. If you act with the assumption that it's ok for you to physically assault someone while trespassing on their property, you could end up laying face down in a pool of your own blood. |
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Quoted: so, can I assume that trespassing and being aggressive are an OK act to you? Maybe, just maybe, that if people were to stop being so brazen they wouldn't need to be murdered. Locking this guy up for this would send a clear cut message to most people, that being a total fucking vile person is OK. Once you allow folks to get away with this shit, they always escalate their behavior. Look at wife beaters and other violent criminals. Crime breeds crime. I will assume that both of these individuals were pretty much law abiding folks. We also know that the Courts and Legal System injected themselves into this situation as that seems to be the main reason why these people are so pissed off. I wont say anything about the two in this case, and on this subject. I can completely relate to the anger. Does not excuse the behavior. There should be no court case or trail on this whatsoever. Once folks see that doing shit like trespassing can get you dead, they will just call the cops to come help. Which is what taxes are used for. The Kyle Rittenhouse Trail barely showed folks this very idea. Doing criminal shit, gets you treated like a criminal. A mass majority of people should see this and be OK with it. How much better would life be, if people acted like they had some sense. If green shirt dude would have just left when ORDERED to leave, this shit would not even be an issue. I can understand why this is such an unrealistic expectation. View Quote Well, to be fair, you're arguing how things 'should' be, and I'm arguing how things are. According to law, when the shots were fired, he wasn't under any imminent, deadly force threat. Andrew Branca agrees with me, and doesn't with you. |
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Quoted: Do you mean like the crime that the trespasser committed when he ran up on homeowner's porch, threatened to shoot said homeowner with his own gun, and then physically tossed said homeowner off of his own porch? Jojo Rosenbaum also thought he was in the right when he decided to disarm another Kyle who was legally armed as I recall. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: He wasn't trespassing, so all the positioning has nothing to do with it at all. He murdered a man who was legally there to pick up his kid. He's going to jail. Yes he was. When you are told to leave private property by the owner and you remain, you are trespassing. Doesn't matter why you were there. Your welcome is officially worn out. You can’t shoot trespassers, even in Texas. If green shirt had sat in the yard and said fuck you. Black shirt couldn’t have done anything about it. Yep. Trespasser has to be committing a crime. Do you mean like the crime that the trespasser committed when he ran up on homeowner's porch, threatened to shoot said homeowner with his own gun, and then physically tossed said homeowner off of his own porch? Jojo Rosenbaum also thought he was in the right when he decided to disarm another Kyle who was legally armed as I recall. I’m not denying that. I was just responding to the comment that you can’t use deadly force on someone simply because they are trespassing. |
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Quoted: Double negative. Your "warning shot" looked like an attempt to injure Chad. The initial contact of the rifle by Chad was with the outside of his hand...not a grab. Basically it "Hey bro...you are violating one of those four guns rule pointing that by/at me." View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Nope. He went for the gun BOTH before and after the warning shot. Double negative. Your "warning shot" looked like an attempt to injure Chad. The initial contact of the rifle by Chad was with the outside of his hand...not a grab. Basically it "Hey bro...you are violating one of those four guns rule pointing that by/at me." |
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Quoted: WRONG - I also have personal experience with this very matter in Texas. Cops "intervening" means they come out - making sure no one is getting violent or dangerous with the other parties, and then taking a report. Let's repeat that... "Taking a Report". They will not force Mommy to produce Little Timmy & Tina, nor will they lock her up. They will ask nicely and try to cajole the other party to be nice & follow the rules. But unless one of them loses it and gets violent - threatening - it is highly unlikely they will do more than make a report. That report is documentation that can be used in the CIVIL Court to address failure to by one parent to provide access to the other parent. Civil Court Matter. However, unless there is a Active Arrest Warrant (issued by a Judge for repeated failures to follow the specific orders of the Court regarding custody & visitation or support), the Police are NOT going to grab baby momma, slap handcuffs on her & stuff her in the back of a Black & White based just on Angry Dad saying "I'm supposed to have my son at 3:30 and he isn't here"! Fact. Been there & done that. I can understand Green Shirt Angry Dad being unhappy over fucky - fucky with Visitation (again Been there & done that ). But being a raging A-Hole only got him shot + Black Shirt now is going to get "tenderly loved" all up the Angus by the Judicial system. BIGGER_HAMMER View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: De-escalating and avoiding someone getting killed is the prudent course of action in a civil dispute like this with known parties. Even if you're 100% right and justified in your position it would be smart to walk off, let things cool down, and sort it out later. No sense in shooting someone, or getting shot, when you can avoid it easily. The dude coming out with the PCC in that context was a fucking moron. The father getting in his face and turning it physical was equally stupid and he got himself killed. Even if you're right and the other person is wrong, attacking an armed dude isn't likely going to turn out well. Denying visitation in Texas is a criminal offense. Jailable criminal offense. Not civil. Not until a Judge Rules on it. That happens in... ... ... Civil (Family) Court. If a parent is violating the Court Custody Orders - the other party needs to go before the Judge in Court to present the facts (Documented) & then the Judge CAN rule to punish the offender in several different ways. Fines are typical, Arrest if it continues or fines are not paid. If other party refuses to show to present their case (misses hearings) or continues to violate the Custody Order, the Judge can issue a Arrest Warrant. However, until their IS a Arrest Warrant, no cop or deputy is going to play Perry Mason and insert himself in the matter unless the life or physical welfare of the child are at imminent risk. Wrong. I have personal experience with this. In Texas. If the child is not where they are supposed to be when they are supposed to be there, the cops will most definitely come and intervene. I won’t deny that there is a process that needs to be followed and that the cops are going to respond and arrest someone denying visitation. But they most certainly will come to investigate the situation and resolve it if possible. WRONG - I also have personal experience with this very matter in Texas. Cops "intervening" means they come out - making sure no one is getting violent or dangerous with the other parties, and then taking a report. Let's repeat that... "Taking a Report". They will not force Mommy to produce Little Timmy & Tina, nor will they lock her up. They will ask nicely and try to cajole the other party to be nice & follow the rules. But unless one of them loses it and gets violent - threatening - it is highly unlikely they will do more than make a report. That report is documentation that can be used in the CIVIL Court to address failure to by one parent to provide access to the other parent. Civil Court Matter. However, unless there is a Active Arrest Warrant (issued by a Judge for repeated failures to follow the specific orders of the Court regarding custody & visitation or support), the Police are NOT going to grab baby momma, slap handcuffs on her & stuff her in the back of a Black & White based just on Angry Dad saying "I'm supposed to have my son at 3:30 and he isn't here"! Fact. Been there & done that. I can understand Green Shirt Angry Dad being unhappy over fucky - fucky with Visitation (again Been there & done that ). But being a raging A-Hole only got him shot + Black Shirt now is going to get "tenderly loved" all up the Angus by the Judicial system. BIGGER_HAMMER You said the exact same thing I did I never said the cops were going to arrest her or lock her up. And if she’s just hiding the kids in the house, they most definitely will go inside and bring them out. What is your point again? |
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I don’t always get told to leave property from a guy holding a gun on a porch… but when I do, I get on the porch and dry hump the guy with my chest!
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Quoted: I’m not denying that. I was just responding to the comment that you can’t use deadly force on someone simply because they are trespassing. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: He wasn't trespassing, so all the positioning has nothing to do with it at all. He murdered a man who was legally there to pick up his kid. He's going to jail. Yes he was. When you are told to leave private property by the owner and you remain, you are trespassing. Doesn't matter why you were there. Your welcome is officially worn out. You can’t shoot trespassers, even in Texas. If green shirt had sat in the yard and said fuck you. Black shirt couldn’t have done anything about it. Yep. Trespasser has to be committing a crime. Do you mean like the crime that the trespasser committed when he ran up on homeowner's porch, threatened to shoot said homeowner with his own gun, and then physically tossed said homeowner off of his own porch? Jojo Rosenbaum also thought he was in the right when he decided to disarm another Kyle who was legally armed as I recall. I’m not denying that. I was just responding to the comment that you can’t use deadly force on someone simply because they are trespassing. ... or for a chest bump in an argument. In no world does that justify use of deadly force. |
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Quoted: Double negative. Your "warning shot" looked like an attempt to injure Chad. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Nope. He went for the gun BOTH before and after the warning shot. Double negative. Your "warning shot" looked like an attempt to injure Chad. If he was attempting in injure, he would have shot at Read, not at the ground. The initial contact of the rifle by Chad was with the outside of his hand...not a grab. Basically it "Hey bro...you are violating one of those four guns rule pointing that by/at me." Watch it again. Read’s forearm brushes the barrel as his hand reaches for the weapon. The outside of his hand doesn’t touch the gun. If you’re still unsure, slow down the playback speed - it’ll make it easier to see just what happened. |
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Quoted: ... or for a chest bump in an argument. In no world does that justify use of deadly force. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: He wasn't trespassing, so all the positioning has nothing to do with it at all. He murdered a man who was legally there to pick up his kid. He's going to jail. Yes he was. When you are told to leave private property by the owner and you remain, you are trespassing. Doesn't matter why you were there. Your welcome is officially worn out. You can’t shoot trespassers, even in Texas. If green shirt had sat in the yard and said fuck you. Black shirt couldn’t have done anything about it. Yep. Trespasser has to be committing a crime. Do you mean like the crime that the trespasser committed when he ran up on homeowner's porch, threatened to shoot said homeowner with his own gun, and then physically tossed said homeowner off of his own porch? Jojo Rosenbaum also thought he was in the right when he decided to disarm another Kyle who was legally armed as I recall. I’m not denying that. I was just responding to the comment that you can’t use deadly force on someone simply because they are trespassing. ... or for a chest bump in an argument. In no world does that justify use of deadly force. I’m not sure anyone has said it does. It is an assault, no question, but I don’t believe anyone is suggesting a “chest bump” by itself is cause. Do you believe it is reasonable for some use of force to by the person on the receiving end of a “chest bump” to remove the actor off their person? |
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Quoted: The “?” in his post indicated that he was asking, not telling. To answer, for me, I would most definitely make a play for that gun. I’m not going to just stand there and get shot. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Honest question; if someone just shot at you and then gets within arms reach, would you make a play for the gun? That’s clearly not what happened. You need to watch the video again. The “?” in his post indicated that he was asking, not telling. To answer, for me, I would most definitely make a play for that gun. I’m not going to just stand there and get shot. The red is presented as fact and the blue is a question. As to your last point, you would trespass, close the distance with an armed homeowner, threaten to kill him with his own weapon, batter him, and then you would feel justified in trying to make good on your threat to take his gun away and kill him with it? That’s some fucked up shit right there. . . |
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Quoted: ... or for a chest bump in an argument. In no world does that justify use of deadly force. View Quote Must have been one hell of a chest bump for bumpee to have ended up 10 to 15 feet away from the bumper. It's almost like exChad grabbed the gun of Kyle Jr. and flung him off his porch. If a guy comes to your house, starts shoving you around, grabs your gun and flings you off your porch..... Good to know about half of GD would bow and scrape before the almighty power of the court order. Kyle should obviously have offered Chad a blowjob or something while he was waiting for his child to magically appear. |
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Quoted: Must have been one hell of a chest bump for bumpee to have ended up 10 to 15 feet away from the bumper. It's almost like exChad grabbed the gun of Kyle Jr. and flung him off his porch. If a guy comes to your house, starts shoving you around, grabs your gun and flings you off your porch..... Good to know about half of GD would bow and scrape before the almighty power of the court order. Kyle should obviously have offered Chad a blowjob or something while he was waiting for his child to magically appear. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: ... or for a chest bump in an argument. In no world does that justify use of deadly force. Must have been one hell of a chest bump for bumpee to have ended up 10 to 15 feet away from the bumper. It's almost like exChad grabbed the gun of Kyle Jr. and flung him off his porch. If a guy comes to your house, starts shoving you around, grabs your gun and flings you off your porch..... Good to know about half of GD would bow and scrape before the almighty power of the court order. Kyle should obviously have offered Chad a blowjob or something while he was waiting for his child to magically appear. Lulz, I’ll bet large money that if you could wave a magic wand and give black shirt a do over right now, he’d tell his side piece to take the drama elsewhere and stay his ass in the house. ETA: and his name is William, not Kyle. |
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Quoted: Lulz, I’ll bet large money that if you could wave a magic wand and give black shirt a do over right now, he’d tell his side piece to take the drama elsewhere and stay his ass in the house. View Quote Sure. And Rittenhouse has publicly stated that he would stay away from Kenosha if given a chance to do it over. And we remember how that case turned out as well. "What's that, random stranger? You say you're going to take my gun away and kill me? Guess I'll just fucking die, then." |
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Quoted: If a guy comes to your house, starts shoving you around, grabs your gun and flings you off your porch..... Good to know about half of GD would bow and scrape before the almighty power of the court order. Kyle should obviously have offered Chad a blowjob or something while he was waiting for his child to magically appear. View Quote Why do you guys gloss over Black shirt going to get his gun because of what he thinks is trespassing, and causing this entire situation to go from a 2 straight to a 10. The introduction of the gun is a threat (an assault) on Green shirt. This whole thing was planned out.. |
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Quoted: Must have been one hell of a chest bump for bumpee to have ended up 10 to 15 feet away from the bumper. It's almost like exChad grabbed the gun of Kyle Jr. and flung him off his porch. If a guy comes to your house, starts shoving you around, grabs your gun and flings you off your porch..... Good to know about half of GD would bow and scrape before the almighty power of the court order. Kyle should obviously have offered Chad a blowjob or something while he was waiting for his child to magically appear. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: ... or for a chest bump in an argument. In no world does that justify use of deadly force. Must have been one hell of a chest bump for bumpee to have ended up 10 to 15 feet away from the bumper. It's almost like exChad grabbed the gun of Kyle Jr. and flung him off his porch. If a guy comes to your house, starts shoving you around, grabs your gun and flings you off your porch..... Good to know about half of GD would bow and scrape before the almighty power of the court order. Kyle should obviously have offered Chad a blowjob or something while he was waiting for his child to magically appear. If by some series of stupid personal decisions, I was in Kyle's shoes, I would've fired only if Chad continued to advance after the throw or at the initiation of the chest bumping. But I'm not an idiot who'd get involved in someone's custody dispute |
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Quoted: You missed the point, most Americans who witness a person being shot dead usually show some emotion, pussywhipped & his whore were calm as can be, very odd unless they expected it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: In Texas a citizen does not have a duty of care to render aid to the guy you shot. He is own his own. The logic being that you don’t know if he is still dangerous because you don’t know if he is alive or dead. You missed the point, most Americans who witness a person being shot dead usually show some emotion, pussywhipped & his whore were calm as can be, very odd unless they expected it. But not if they planned it. And I'll bet dollars to donuts that they did. |
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Quoted: But not if they planned it. And I'll bet dollars to donuts that they did. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: In Texas a citizen does not have a duty of care to render aid to the guy you shot. He is own his own. The logic being that you don’t know if he is still dangerous because you don’t know if he is alive or dead. You missed the point, most Americans who witness a person being shot dead usually show some emotion, pussywhipped & his whore were calm as can be, very odd unless they expected it. But not if they planned it. And I'll bet dollars to donuts that they did. The widow's facebook page, which is now locked down, had lots of comments about this being a weekly occurrence. Many commented about it being a set up. Everyone recording, Dad shows up on cue, nobody surprised. There's a lot more to this story than the short clip on video. Texas law may not convict this man, time will tell. It wasn't about trespassing, or even the kid. It's about pussy and testosterone. |
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Quoted: Green shirt should have fired his hands up & retreated to his truck when he saw the rifle. He literally asked for & then received a killing. Seems like, timely customer service to me. Black shirt has no duty to retreat & can defend his home with whatever force he deems necessary. Green shirts legal duty, was to evacuate the property- the FIRST time he was told. Every moment he stayed, was an escalation- defying black shirts authority, his autonomy. Bet he had a real satisfying shag, that evening. He just needs to knock-up green shirts current (former) wife & his knighthood will be complete. View Quote Sure. now counter point(not justifying) just potentially putting myself into greenshirt's mind. ***(memory harp sounds)*** They have my kids, they are denying my ability to see my kids... This guy is keeping me from my kids with this rifle... BANG BANG BANG BANG ***(harps)*** I can easily see how this will pose some interesting issues with a jury. Also, WTH is upwith weird ups and down of quality in teh video. |
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Quoted: Must have been one hell of a chest bump for bumpee to have ended up 10 to 15 feet away from the bumper. It's almost like exChad grabbed the gun of Kyle Jr. and flung him off his porch. If a guy comes to your house, starts shoving you around, grabs your gun and flings you off your porch..... Good to know about half of GD would bow and scrape before the almighty power of the court order. Kyle should obviously have offered Chad a blowjob or something while he was waiting for his child to magically appear. View Quote This is the point Kyle is justified in shooting Chad, not when he is standing 15' away and CHad is not moving towards him. The videos do not clearly show Chad moving towards Kyle at he point he was shot. The still photo showing the raised knee is, I believe, due to the impact of the first shot. I could be wrong but I believe the whore ex-wife arranged for Chad to meet at Kyle's place for the handover so she could "talk to him". |
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Quoted: Sure. now counter point(not justifying) just potentially putting myself into greenshirt's mind. They have my kids, they are denying my ability to see my kids... This guy is taking my kids with this rifle... BANG BANG BANG BANG I can easily see how this will pose some interesting issues with a jury. View Quote Didn’t Read say that the kids were probably at his ex MIL’s place, and he had already sent the cops there? Doesn’t look like he believes that the kids are at Carruth’s house. |
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Quoted: Sure. And Rittenhouse has publicly stated that he would stay away from Kenosha if given a chance to do it over. And we remember how that case turned out as well. "What's that, random stranger? You say you're going to take my gun away and kill me? Guess I'll just fucking die, then." View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Lulz, I’ll bet large money that if you could wave a magic wand and give black shirt a do over right now, he’d tell his side piece to take the drama elsewhere and stay his ass in the house. Sure. And Rittenhouse has publicly stated that he would stay away from Kenosha if given a chance to do it over. And we remember how that case turned out as well. "What's that, random stranger? You say you're going to take my gun away and kill me? Guess I'll just fucking die, then." I’m not sure why you keep trying to conflate Kyle Rittenhouse with black shirt. You could just as easily conflate the Ahmaud Arbery case if the sum total of facts you want to consider is the bolded portion above. Three guys got murder convictions for those decisions. |
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I'm leaning towards the theory that the ex wife and black shirt set up green shirt. The ex wife was acting totally normal after her bf just killed her ex. Plus, why would she have told green shirt to pick up the kid at her boyfriends place whem the kid wasn't even there?
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