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33. Deadly force must be judged based on what is know at the moment it is used

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Sat Mar 15, 2014, 07:32 AM

Mar 2014

Facts learned after the use of deadly force cannot be considered in determining whether the force was justified of not. This rule of law swings both ways.

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Latest Gun Humper Shooting: This time, Dad shoots boy in Teen Daughter's Bedroom [View all] Nanjing to Seoul Mar 2014 OP

I would say 'gun humper' may not be an accurate reflection of what was going on. Shrike47 Mar 2014 #1

Cowboy shooting boy screwing his daughter. Yeah. . .teenage sex warrants a death sentence Nanjing to Seoul Mar 2014 #2

Actually, I was trying to make a crude, very crude, joke without getting hidden. Shrike47 Mar 2014 #3

Misunderstood. My sincerest of apologies. Nanjing to Seoul Mar 2014 #6

No, I don't think father should have shot the boy, who the article indicates was invited. Shrike47 Mar 2014 #5

Did the father know the boy was invited, SCUBANOW Mar 2014 #8

He killed a kid, what he believed would not make a difference in a sane world Bjorn Against Mar 2014 #9

If I caught someone raping my granddaughter, SCUBANOW Mar 2014 #10

There was no rape in this situation, he murdered an unarmed child who commited no crime Bjorn Against Mar 2014 #11

And this is the real problem with gun nuts... Ohio Joe Mar 2014 #15

I know, it is really disturbing Bjorn Against Mar 2014 #16

Would humper gunner work? Snotcicles Mar 2014 #4

Another problem billh58 Mar 2014 #7

Tip of the iceberg, look at this: Skip Intro Mar 2014 #12

Yes, obviously there is lots of violence surrounding guns Bjorn Against Mar 2014 #17

Because inner-city gang violence is a real problem in the upscale Houston suburbs. baldguy Mar 2014 #18

Not SYG. Reported that the girl claimed not to know the "intruder", a struggle ensued. NYC_SKP Mar 2014 #13

Father is still responsible LostOne4Ever Mar 2014 #14

Message auto-removed Name removed Mar 2014 #20

It's really quite interesting MO_Moderate Mar 2014 #22

If, the girl in fact did invite the boy into her avebury Mar 2014 #35

i know a number of fathers who might act this way and not just in texas dembotoz Mar 2014 #19

Not seeing this as "gun humper" either, at least not from info presented sibelian Mar 2014 #21

Daddy got his power and authority challenged Shankapotomus Mar 2014 #23

so i take it that Bodhi BloodWave Mar 2014 #27

Your hypothetical makes no sense Shankapotomus Mar 2014 #29

You might have missed it in other articles. She denied knowing him. moriah Mar 2014 #30

Okay then Shankapotomus Mar 2014 #31

let me look it up Bodhi BloodWave Mar 2014 #32

What the girl said is Shankapotomus Mar 2014 #39

i would agree with you on that most of the time Bodhi BloodWave Mar 2014 #40

Perhaps the girl was looking out for her own avebury Mar 2014 #36

No, Daddy was presented with a strange man in his daughter's bedroom sibelian Mar 2014 #37

No, it IS the story. Shankapotomus Mar 2014 #38

His poor daughter. leftyladyfrommo Mar 2014 #24

How many threads will this tragic story require before we get the message(s)? Petrushka Mar 2014 #25

Considering I don't scour DU to see if something is posted in other forums Nanjing to Seoul Mar 2014 #28

For Banners, it's never enough times. They can do this... Eleanors38 Mar 2014 #41

Another angry paranoid man saved by his gun randr Mar 2014 #26

Deadly force must be judged based on what is know at the moment it is used JJChambers Mar 2014 #33

and another unarmed kid is shot. shoot first, shoot second, kill everyone then maybe Nanjing to Seoul Mar 2014 #34