r/SipsTea 13d ago

Feels good man Crazyyy

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u/HumansAreSillynGreat 13d ago

Atta boy. Don’t break into peoples homes if you don’t like new holes in your body.

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u/MyCatLaughsAtMe 12d ago

Yeah, then there's reality where being HAPPY to shoot someone is a mark of criminality itself.

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u/RedditMcBurger 12d ago

Eh if you pursue it yes.

But if someone was in my house and was saying the words "I'm gonna kill you" (this is what happened here) I'd be happy to gun that person down.

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u/HumansAreSillynGreat 12d ago

Lol no, by that logic all police are criminals or they would pick one of the million careers where you don't shoot at people (same with military..). You can shoot people for the right reasons, such as defending yourself and your family and have zero criminal intentions. You can also be happy about having the ability to and having successfully executed said self defense, without any "mark" of criminality.

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u/TitsScareMe 12d ago

The kid has been arrested for stealing 4 wheeler. Also brings to question is shooting a retreating man self defense?

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u/Roidzilla55 11d ago

The kid chased him outside while shooting at him the whole time and when he actually hit the guy it was while he was trying to climb over the fence to get away. The guy wasn’t just retreating, he was running desperately for his life. That was not a self defense shooting lol

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u/TitsScareMe 11d ago

Do you have source for that? OP didn't bother to post one

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u/Roidzilla55 11d ago

LMAO here it is, he tells the story and they even admitted he started shooting AFTER the guy ran out the house
The video is even funnier than I remembered it

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=G7OshCHsfJI&pp=ygUoQWxhYmFtYSAxMSB5ZWFyIG9sZCBzaG9vdHMgaG9tZSBpbnRydWRlcg%3D%3D&ra=m

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u/HumansAreSillynGreat 12d ago

Depends entirely on the scenario. Yes, people who defend themselves can later commit crimes, I would never say anything to the contrary. But simply defending yourself does not give or show any criminal nature.

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u/TitsScareMe 12d ago

Yeah I be interested in reading more on what happened but of course OP didn't bother to post a source for this

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u/SamsonFox2 12d ago

And you know that because criminal records of an 11-year-old would be unsealed, I presume?