Memphis - teen mob attack

GunnyGene

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Video + report. Draw your conclusions. :evil:

http://theconservativetreehouse.com/2015/04/14/safari-principle-memphis-tennessee-high-school-students-brutal-mob-attack-gas-station-customers-shouldnt-have-gotten-out-of-the-car/
 
All I can say is were it been me, there would have been 9 out of the 30 or so with ,45 cal bullet wounds ,and more if I needed to reload .
There's a code in the law that's called force of numbers, meaning that if your attacked by more than one person ,if their armed or not ,and that any REASONABLE. person would be in fear of great bodily harm or death that the use of deadly force to protect your self is justifiable.
From what I read and see in this instance this would apply.
BTW I don't care what skin color of the mob attacking me is ,at that point I'm in saving my own life mode .
Lou
 
cruzerlou said:
All I can say is were it been me, there would have been 9 out of the 30 or so with ,45 cal bullet wounds ,and more if I needed to reload .
There's a code in the law that's called force of numbers, meaning that if your attacked by more than one person ,if their armed or not ,and that any REASONABLE. person would be in fear of great bodily harm or death that the use of deadly force to protect your self is justifiable.
From what I read and see in this instance this would apply.
BTW I don't care what skin color of the mob attacking me is ,at that point I'm in saving my own life mode .
Lou

I agree Lou. If I'm going down I will be satisfied to take 3 or 4 with me...
 
I believe ALL LIVES MATTER that is unless your trying to take mine of my families then your life don't matter a yugo to me and I'll kill you and sleep good at night .
Lou
 
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cruzerlou said:
I believe ALL LIVES MATTER that is unless your trying to take mine of my families then your life don't matter a yugo to me and I'll kill you and sleep good at night .
Lou

+1
 
The two black desk weasels never said the word black, and said, wanted the "children" cited.... I work with black folks that are welcome in my home, these are not the same kinda people. Thugs are thugs. Deal accordingly, sadly.
 
Anyone remember what would have happened back in the 50s if something
like that had happened? There would have been a bunch of dead bodies, no
one would "remember" who fired, and it would be YEARS before something
like that happened again.

Let's get in the "way back" machine for the next riot/mob situation.
It will save lives and property damage.
 
loaded round said:
Philadelphia may be in the top 10 or 15 but no way is it the top.

I don't think it matters much which city is higher on the list than any other. What people need to understand is that no modern city, or even small town, is immune from this kind of thing. Today's world isn't Tombstone in the 1880's. Or even Chitown during prohibition. Today's cities/towns demand a level of situational awareness and home/personal protection more equivalent to Mogadishu than anything in the past. That's very hard for most people in the USA to come to grips with, but that is the reality of modern America. And it will get worse.

There's gonna be more shootin' and more people are gonna die.

Prepare thyself.
 
GunnyGene said:
loaded round said:
Philadelphia may be in the top 10 or 15 but no way is it the top.

I don't think it matters much which city is higher on the list than any other. What people need to understand is that no modern city, or even small town, is immune from this kind of thing. Today's world isn't Tombstone in the 1880's. Or even Chitown during prohibition. Today's cities/towns demand a level of situational awareness and home/personal protection more equivalent to Mogadishu than anything in the past. That's very hard for most people in the USA to come to grips with, but that is the reality of modern America. And it will get worse.

There's gonna be more shootin' and more people are gonna die.

Prepare thyself.

Well spoken Gunny... The guy who they were beating up on exercised a LOT of restraint by NOT pulling his weapon. This could have gotten real ugly, and those gangbanger morons don't know how close some of them came.
 
RugerHound said:
Well spoken Gunny... The guy who they were beating up on exercised a LOT of restraint by NOT pulling his weapon. This could have gotten real ugly, and those gangbanger morons don't know how close some of them came.

Maybe it needs to get ugly.
 
stevemb said:
My sources say Philly is at the top, Detroit, Baltimore, DC in top 5.
I try to NEVER go to Baltimore at night and I NEVER go to West Baltimore or the Brooklyn area, for any reason, at anytime. I'm with Lou on this...someone would have hurt and if it had been me, there would have also been others. A 3400 lb car is an equalizer to 15 thugs.
 
He should have used his weapon. If scenes like this are ended more often by a lawfully armed citizen maybe it will make the animals think twice before acting like savages.
 
jeffmb said:
He should have used his weapon. If scenes like this are ended more often by a lawfully armed citizen maybe it will make the animals think twice before acting like savages.

No, they wouldn't think twice - they don't think at all; their little rat brain doesn't work that way. There would just be fewer of them.

Of course, the left will say that shooting them will just escalate the problem and we'll have "the wild west" again. And the next thing out of their mouths will be that it's societies fault (code for honkies) for not providing them equal outcomes in their poor pitiful lives. :roll:
 
Mobuck said:
Anyone who is attacked by a mob and doesn't defend himself shouldn't be carrying a weapon(of any kind).

From what I understand he wasn't carrying, but had his gun in the car.

My question is why were 30+ highschool kids loitering around that gas station? Most businesses don't allow loitering, especially in large groups. Did this incident interrupt something else they had planned, like maybe one of those mob robberies we hear about from time to time?
 
People do not fear the punishment they get for doing wrong,if there is any.
Community service,probation,and more probation for not paying there fines,there is not a lot of accountability anymore.
When you hear of someone who has committed a violent crime,after spending 8 years or less in prison for murder,what is there to fear from the law?
In the town near us,you see the same people on the inmate roster week after week,getting more probation.
 
Mega Twin said:
People do not fear the punishment they get for doing wrong,if there is any........

Gee, ya think?

That punk who was shot by a cop in Madison, Wisconsin a few weeks ago should be alive today; he was in court for armed robbery the week before he was killed. If the judge had put him in prison (like he should have), the punk would be alive. Instead, the judge gave him probation, and the next week, he's killed by a cop. I can't say I'm displeased with the outcome, however.
 
Both the Police Director and the District Attorney General have commented on this situation. They have said, in effect, some of the thugs should not have been on the streets. They are apprehended, tried, sentenced, then are back out on the streets legally, through lenient laws that permit other sentences than jail. Probation, suspended sentences, etc. all contribute to "revolving door justice."

Bob Wright
 
Bob Wright said:
Both the Police Director and the District Attorney General have commented on this situation. They have said, in effect, some of the thugs should not have been on the streets. They are apprehended, tried, sentenced, then are back out on the streets legally, through lenient laws that permit other sentences than jail. Probation, suspended sentences, etc. all contribute to "revolving door justice."

Bob Wright

I really think "the Justice System" has been abandoned by the authorities. They know it isn't working, and hasn't worked for years. It's nothing more than a revenue stream for lawyers and the State, and has nothing to do with "Justice".
 
You know Gunny Cities are breeding grounds to gangs thugs crime and
general chaos. I made a move in 2004 it is the best thing I ever did.
Yes we are immune to this activity, believe it or not. A bear attack is
more probable than an attack from thugs. Yup it is a trade off but well
worth it. Central Maine is like going back in time. That's a good thing in most ways. ps
 
powder smoke said:
You know Gunny Cities are breeding grounds to gangs thugs crime and
general chaos. I made a move in 2004 it is the best thing I ever did.
Yes we are immune to this activity, believe it or not. A bear attack is
more probable than an attack from thugs. Yup it is a trade off but well
worth it. Central Maine is like going back in time. That's a good thing in most ways. ps

Yep. Cities always have been, even in ancient times. Sodom and Gomorrah come to mind.
 
powder smoke said:
You know Gunny Cities are breeding grounds to gangs thugs crime and
general chaos. I made a move in 2004 it is the best thing I ever did.
Yes we are immune to this activity, believe it or not. A bear attack is
more probable than an attack from thugs. Yup it is a trade off but well
worth it. Central Maine is like going back in time. That's a good thing in most ways. ps


Hi ps,

For the most part in a rural area punishment is more likely for wrongdoing. Cities tend to have an overworked enforcement system and a greater concentration of criminals. Smaller towns tend to have LEO's that pretty well know who the troublemakers are and the time to watch them. Add to it, the residents are less likely to wait for the LEO's to come and save them and in general self defense is going to have less legal pitfalls. Of course your mileage may vary and void in White County.
 
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