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dewilson58 08-01-2018 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr (Post 1568256)
No, obviously a typographical error.

What I meant to type is, "Once an attacker is retreating, it seems to me that shooting is unjustified."

Thanks for pointing that out.

My middle name is Typo.

Steve9930 08-01-2018 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 1568144)
So one shot that killed the man is minimum deadly force???? Really?
There is no such thing as minimum deadly force when one chooses to shoot another person, center of mass.

The man he shot died of the gun shot!!!!!!!!!!!

Minimal ????? Surely there is jesting intended.....that most certainly has no humor!!

Absolutely not. It appears you do not know the law. He used the minimum amount of force. he did not shoot several times, he did not shoot while the man was retreating. he followed the law in using force to protect himself.

Steve9930 08-01-2018 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by CFrance (Post 1568146)
There's an oxymoron...

Not at all, read the law.

Steve9930 08-01-2018 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Daddymac (Post 1566848)
Wow..
Blind you are!
The “pusher” Should Not Have “pushed”
SIMPLE!!

Absolutely correct. The aggressor backed up only because he had been shot. Previous to that the video clearly shows an aggressive stance. He was going to do more. Shooting was justified.

BobnBev 08-02-2018 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Steve9930 (Post 1568382)
Absolutely not. It appears you do not know the law. He used the minimum amount of force. he did not shoot several times, he did not shoot while the man was retreating. he followed the law in using force to protect himself.

Correct. You use the minimum amount of force to stop the threat. In this case, one shot did the trick. Had the aggressor kept coming, multiple shots would have been justified.

billethkid 08-02-2018 10:18 AM

Minimal force = one shot!
Maybe for some, lawyers, etc.
To me and many others minimal.......MINIMAL.....force does not include an action that can result in death.......

We all know how the law/ legal system works......
Use
Abuse
Or hide behind

The letter of the law.

MINIMAL and death do not go in the same sentence.

Quoting a legal interpretation does not make it right.

I wonder how a lawyer would explain to a family member of the deceased how a LETHAL result, in this case the death of another person was the acceptable use of minimal response??

To each his own.

This thread is approaching "minimal" merry go round speed.....oh-oh!

ColdNoMore 08-02-2018 10:39 AM

Common sense and decency dictates that there is an inherent problem with a law that allows someone to wander around, constantly looking for a confrontation...just so they can pull their gun and shoot/kill someone. :ohdear:


While CC and open carry are a bit different, I think the general mentality are similar...and this sums it up pretty well.

http://i.pinimg.com/originals/bc/23/...80d43e00ef.jpg

ColdNoMore 08-02-2018 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 1568463)
Minimal force = one shot!
Maybe for some, lawyers, etc.
To me and many others minimal.......MINIMAL.....force does not include an action that can result in death.......

We all know how the law/ legal system works......
Use
Abuse
Or hide behind

The letter of the law.

MINIMAL and death do not go in the same sentence.

Quoting a legal interpretation does not make it right.

I wonder how a lawyer would explain to a family member of the deceased how a LETHAL result, in this case the death of another person was the acceptable use of minimal response??

To each his own.

This thread is approaching "minimal" merry go round speed.....oh-oh!

:BigApplause:...:BigApplause:...:BigApplause:

retiredguy123 08-02-2018 10:44 AM

I have to admit that I don't understand the viagra cartoon.

Steve9930 08-02-2018 11:09 AM

So to all those that think no one should not defend themselves, that its OK for a thug to beat the living daylights out of you, that you are willing to allow your family to be subjected to some one else's horror perpetrated against you. good luck with that approach. Just because some one has a CCW does not mean they are going out of their way to find a problem. As for me I will exercise my constitutional right to protect me and my family. if that means I have to pull a trigger on a gun, so be it.

retiredguy123 08-02-2018 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Steve9930 (Post 1568478)
So to all those that think no one should not defend themselves, that its OK for a thug to beat the living daylights out of you, that you are willing to allow your family to be subjected to some one else's horror perpetrated against you. good luck with that approach. Just because some one has a CCW does not mean they are going out of their way to find a problem. As for me I will exercise my constitutional right to protect me and my family. if that means I have to pull a trigger on a gun, so be it.

I agree. Why carry a gun if you can't shoot someone who attacks you? I still don't understand the viagra cartoon. Is there supposed to be some humor there?

Steve9930 08-02-2018 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 1568481)
I agree. Why carry a gun if you can't shoot someone who attacks you?

In that case a rock would be cheaper. It just amazes me how some one can defend a thug who gets shot and dies. As if nice words are going to make the evil go away. I had to face this type of a situation about two years ago. I thank God I had the pistol with me. I also thank God I did not have to pull the trigger. The pistol itself did the trick. That may be the only time in my life where the pistol sees the light of day in a confrontation. I pray it is because its not pleasant to know one more move and some gets shot. My wife used to always say to me "you really think you need that?" She does not say that any more.

dewilson58 08-02-2018 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Steve9930 (Post 1568482)
In that case a rock would be cheaper. It just amazes me how some one can defend a thug who gets shot and dies. As if nice words are going to make the evil go away. I had to face this type of a situation about two years ago. I thank God I had the pistol with me. I also thank God I did not have to pull the trigger. The pistol itself did the trick. That may be the only time in my life where the pistol sees the light of day in a confrontation. I pray it is because its not pleasant to know one more move and some gets shot. My wife used to always say to me "you really think you need that?" She does not say that any more.

My Bride went thru the same process. Hate to say it, but she worries the most at church and movies.

Steve9930 08-02-2018 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 1568486)
My Bride went thru the same process. Hate to say it, but she worries the most at church and movies.

We live in a different world today. Nothing is sacred. Everything is fair game. You never know when evil will strike you just prepare the best you can.

Dr Winston O Boogie jr 08-02-2018 12:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 1568463)
Minimal force = one shot!
Maybe for some, lawyers, etc.
To me and many others minimal.......MINIMAL.....force does not include an action that can result in death.......

We all know how the law/ legal system works......
Use
Abuse
Or hide behind

The letter of the law.

MINIMAL and death do not go in the same sentence.

Quoting a legal interpretation does not make it right.

I wonder how a lawyer would explain to a family member of the deceased how a LETHAL result, in this case the death of another person was the acceptable use of minimal response??

To each his own.

This thread is approaching "minimal" merry go round speed.....oh-oh!

The term is minimum LETHAL force. In other words, just enough force to kill someone but no more. It's possible that in some instances a person might survive minimal lethal force.

If a person is attacked and feels that their life is in jeopardy, they may shoot their attacker. If that stops the attack, then they must stop shooting. If the attacker is lying on the ground and the threat has obviously been stopped then the shooting must cease.

If in that example the shooter got up and shot the attacker while he was lying on the ground it would be considered excessive lethal force.


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