The support for Get Away with Murder laws.

IT really doesn't take too much intelligence to figure out that you make it easier to kill people, more people will attempt to kill people.  Not to mention it is a blatantly idiotic idea.  Do you REALLY need any proof for that?

Ok, you are morons and we have had two cases where people attempted to get away with murder and sort of did.  Zimmerman was able to get off, but the Dunn case confused the small minded who couldn't get past the fact that going and getting a gun takes the situation from self-defence to MURDER.  We have the Tampa Bay Times newsfeed.  A Texas A&M study also comes up with the same result.

And Let's not forget the person who was shot for texting in a cinema.  That wasn't a joke (not that you can tell the difference).

Of course, vigilante justice results in a vendetta system of justice, as George Zimmerman is finding out.

Lesson is if might makes right--you had better be the strongest (or cleverest).

And forget the "Armed Society is a polite society" since that comes from science fiction.

It's bad policy, as is most of the alleged "pro-gun" agenda.


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Jon Stewart on the Dunn Case

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Don't forget Jordan Davis!

I mean it's not hard to forget another young black man was shot in cold blood by someone who was emboldened by Florida's "get away with murder" law.

Michael David Dunn, 45, told police he shot and killed Davis at a gas station last year because he feared for his life.

And what was this life threatening situation which led to the death of Jordan Davis?

LOUD MUSIC!

Yep, a drunken Michael Dunn had told Davis and his friends to turn down their loud music.

Dunn claims that the situation escalated and the teens began threatening him. Dunn started shooting because he thought they had a shotgun.

“It was either a barrel or a stick but, sir, they’re like we’re going to kill you and then they said, ‘you’re dead [expletive removed].’ What I should have done was put the car in reverse, but that shotgun come up or whatever it was – fight or flight – and I don’t think there was time for flight at that moment because I was going to get shot.”

Dunn fled the scene, but was arrested the next day.


So much for "standing his ground"--maybe the fact that he was drunk form being at a wedding reception might partially account for not staying on the scene?

Dunn, who faces a first-degree murder charge and three attempted murder charges, plans to invoke Florida’s controversial “Stand your ground” law in his defense.

Come on! We know that gun owners aren't victims--they are the ones doing the killing of unarmed people!