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  1. 44 minutes ago, 1032004 said:

    If he really thought he was in danger, he should have just drove away.  Especially if the vehicle was actually equipped with sirens so that he could easily run the red light.  If the “danger” is on foot and you’re in a running vehicle, getting out of the car seems stupid.  

    You can use a gun to defend your property from home invaders.  Not if someone knocks on your door like Andrew Lester did to Ralph Yarl.  So you’re kinda proving my point: crouching behind a car is not remotely comparable to breaking into a home.

    hmm the police should have driven away. that doesn't make any sense.

    maybe he did something to the car... that would make driving unsafe...

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  2. 1 hour ago, Caveira said:


    you have no idea his intent as the police chased him away.    And you are wrong… he did “nothing”.   “Nothing” is not approaching the car crouched in a very suspicious manner.   it is that suspicious af behavior gives reason to be worried wtf is that guy doing in the middle of live traffic right behind my car.   

    You are probably one of those that think you shouldn’t be able to use a gun to defend your property in your home from home invaders.  

    officer, i just wanted to give you this gun, but didn't want anyone else to see me approaching you...

  3. 4 minutes ago, 1032004 said:

    Lol.

    The person did nothing to indicate he posed any danger, despite you stating definitively he was a “violent protester.” 

    You also implied that it was acceptable for anyone to point a gun at someone crouching behind their car (I tried to get clarification which you have not provided).

    My opinion is that no one, law enforcement officers included, should point a gun at someone for crouching behind their car.   

    sneaking up on the car.

    i wonder what would be the purpose of that?

  4. 6 hours ago, red viking said:

    I've spoken several people from middle east, including Iranians. They may not like their leader (I probably hate mine more) but they are pretty much all nice people, hate Israel w a passion, and justifiably dislike us because we back Israel every step of the way. 

    Vast majority of people there don't want to force religion on others. 

    To deny that that this is a huge factor is pure ignorance. 

    so they are much like you, except they are nice people? 

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  5. 18 hours ago, scourge165 said:

    You're playing the clown.

    When the US pulled out, there was no longer any deal.

    This ALSO started because it was argued BY YOU(with you posting a link well AFTER the US pulled out) that they broke the agreement before the US pulled out.

     

    Finally, TRUMP'S State Department sad they were NOT "cheating" before the agreement.

     

    I'm not sure what the hell "Fordow" line is, but again, sure it's really clever. 

    says the clown who doesn't realize there was never any 'agreement'.

    the US heard what it wanted to hear (OBAMA)

    and then iran did what it wanted 

  6. i don't disagree with your premise.

    act like you have been there before. I would never do this.

    but i dont see a problem. but it has been a slippery slope of celebrations

    is this the fire extinguisher thing?

    she isn't saying anything about anyone else... just that HER shoes were on fire.

    a backflip for joy after winning a state championship used to be penalized. then people went crazy.. he just celebrating...

    this is really no different...

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