I'm at a loss for words.

glhs837

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He said the dog charged at him and tried to attack his dog. The freaks are insisting that isn't true, even though they weren't there and don't know a ####ing thing about it other than what the voices tell them. Several of them in that FB thread are posting bull#### that they "heard" and all of sudden the crap they've made up is the gospel.



You don't know that. But who gives a ####, right? Let's just go tear his house down and kill him because of what we think might have happened. BFD, just another ####ing redneck, right?

You people anger me beyond belief and terrify the #### out of me.



Ah, yes, I have advocated going all Frankenstein villager on his place, I remember that. Rational discussion, it's a great thing. I presented their point (the second point of mine you quoted) and then said "If thats true". You read that, right? Now get off your silly outrage over crap I didn't actually advocate, or crap I didn't actually say and answer the damn questions, or is this freakout the best way you can avoid the question? If the dog didn't charge him (because people with felony criminal records never lie to the police, right?) was he in the right to shoot the dog? Simple question, built on the premise that just maybe his story isnt true.

It could very will be he is telling the truth, in which case I say he was justified, or it might not be I recommend letting the legal system handle it, not torches and pitchforks. So, you ready to discuss this or want to attribute more crap I didn't say to me?
 

Hank

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Ah, yes, I have advocated going all Frankenstein villager on his place, I remember that. Rational discussion, it's a great thing. I presented their point (the second point of mine you quoted) and then said "If thats true". You read that, right? Now get off your silly outrage over crap I didn't actually advocate, or crap I didn't actually say and answer the damn questions, or is this freakout the best way you can avoid the question? If the dog didn't charge him (because people with felony criminal records never lie to the police, right?) was he in the right to shoot the dog? Simple question, built on the premise that just maybe his story isnt true.

It could very will be he is telling the truth, in which case I say he was justified, or it might not be I recommend letting the legal system handle it, not torches and pitchforks. So, you ready to discuss this or want to attribute more crap I didn't say to me?

If he is a convicted felon, the illiterate redneck shouldn't even have a gun. What's up with that?
 

RoseRed

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Ah, yes, I have advocated going all Frankenstein villager on his place, I remember that. Rational discussion, it's a great thing. I presented their point (the second point of mine you quoted) and then said "If thats true". You read that, right? Now get off your silly outrage over crap I didn't actually advocate, or crap I didn't actually say and answer the damn questions, or is this freakout the best way you can avoid the question? If the dog didn't charge him (because people with felony criminal records never lie to the police, right?) was he in the right to shoot the dog? Simple question, built on the premise that just maybe his story isnt true.

It could very will be he is telling the truth, in which case I say he was justified, or it might not be I recommend letting the legal system handle it, not torches and pitchforks. So, you ready to discuss this or want to attribute more crap I didn't say to me?

:roflmao:
 

KDENISE977

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Yep, dog should have been home. Is it running next door an automatic death sentence? Can I shoot any dog that enters my property? I live on a private road, if the neighbors dog is on that road, can I shoot it? I think the main point here is that this guy didnt have to shoot the dog, he shot it because he wanted to. If that's true, is that a thing you think is okay? Granted, if the dog did attack, him, thats different, but simply crossing your property doesn't seem to be a valid reason to end a house pet.

:dingding: Don't you go all making sense on us now... this tread is clearly for us crazys that think it's not okay to kill a dog for accidentally getting loose.
 

vraiblonde

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Frankenstein villager

I'm stealing this. You don't mind, do you?

I don't know whether his story is true or not. I am reacting the the villagers, not him. I don't care to play the "well what if.. then what?" game and get wrapped around hypotheticals trying to justify an imaginary position.

Having been charged by rogue dogs before, I know for a fact that it's not outside the realm of possibility. So those who are saying that he is probably lying, you people need some professional help.
 
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vraiblonde

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:dingding: Don't you go all making sense on us now... this tread is clearly for us crazys that think it's not okay to kill a dog for accidentally getting loose.

Do you know the guy personally? Do you know the dog in question? Were you there when this incident happened?

If not, then you don't know #### about it and are talking out your ass.
 

vraiblonde

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If he is a convicted felon, the illiterate redneck shouldn't even have a gun. What's up with that?

So do we have a right to protect ourselves when attacked on our own property, or not?

To me that is the question. Animal freaks are saying no, you do not. That any rogue dog should be able to rip your throat out and slaughter your children, and you are not allowed to harm a hair on its precious little head. Or you should have to wait until *after* you've been attacked and had your throat ripped out or been killed before you can defend yourself.
 

glhs837

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I'm stealing this. You don't mind, do you?

I don't know whether his story is true or not. I am reacting the the villagers, not him. I don't care to play the "well what if.. then what?" game and get wrapped around hypotheticals trying to justify an imaginary position.

Having been charged by rogue dogs before, I know for a fact that it's not outside the realm of possibility. So those who are saying that he is probably lying, you people need some professional help.

Go right ahead. To me, it's 50/50 if he's lying or not. I don't know him, and normally give at least 75% in favor of the human, but I'm cutting 25% off for the priors. And you, who normally advocates the castration with a dull rusty spoon of anyone who looks at a cop crosswise, all of a sudden think this guy cant tell a lie? That previous post of his looks like a setup to me. I smell a rat, but I'm willing to admit, it might just be that Ridge is close to the water and I'm smelling the swamp :)
 

vraiblonde

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And you, who normally advocates the castration with a dull rusty spoon of anyone who looks at a cop crosswise, all of a sudden think this guy cant tell a lie?

Oh, now look who's jumping up and down like a hyperbolic organ grinder monkey.

FACT: the dog was running loose.
FACT: the dog was on this guy's property when he shot it.

That's it, those are the only pertinent facts that are undisputed. You could bust on him for taking a pic of the dead dog and posting it, and I will agree that was a trash move and in poor taste. But not worth calling the newspapers and police and having such a freak out over.
 
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glhs837

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Oh, now look who's jumping up and down like a hyperbolic organ grinder monkey.

FACT: the dog was running loose.
FACT: the dog was on this guy's property when he shot it.

That's it, those are the only pertinent facts that are undisputed. You could bust on him for taking a pic of the dead dog and posting it, and I will agree that was a trash move and in poor taste. But not worth calling the newspapers and police and having such a freak out over.



I think the direction the dog was running is pertinent. And that direction is a fact, just one we only have his word on right now, heresay. Like G. Gordon Liddy always said, "Never confuse the police with two stories, make sure you are the only one talking." If the dog was running away, I feel he was wrong to shoot it.
 

Hank

my war
Oh, now look who's jumping up and down like a hyperbolic organ grinder monkey.

FACT: the dog was running loose.
FACT: the dog was on this guy's property when he shot it.

That's it, those are the only pertinent facts that are undisputed. You could bust on him for taking a pic of the dead dog and posting it, and I will agree that was a trash move and in poor taste. But not worth calling the newspapers and police and having such a freak out over.

Fact: It wasn't HIS property.
Fact: You can't shoot guns in a residential neighborhood.
Fact: Convicted felons can't have guns.
Fact: You can't fix stupid.
 
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vraiblonde

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Fact: It wasn't HIS property.
Fact: You can't shoot guns in a residential neighborhood.
Fact: Convicted felons can't have guns.
Fact: You can't fix stupid.

See, and this is why we don't let you make any decisions.

You can indeed shoot guns in a residential neighborhood. Ask Detroit and DC if you don't believe me.

Convicted felons have guns all the time, so clearly that isn't a fact, either.

Stupid gets fixed every day. :dead:

Any other ####ing ignorant remarks you want to make?
 
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