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ruff 02-13-2014 10:27 AM

This is the new Florida. Come on down, have a beer, enjoy the beaches, get a tan and try not to piss any of us locals off.

Vendzilla 02-13-2014 10:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom_PM (Post 19981357)
No, legal gun owners. They're the ones making these headlines. It's a separate and very real issue.

Illegal gun ownership is already illegal and it always will be. But no need to let Johnny Nutcase and Billy Whackjob walk into G-Mart and walk out with enough guns and ammo to shoot up their classrooms, movie theaters, shopping malls, kids in cars with loud music and whatever else is about to come next.

Actually , the theater you are talking about, there were people in that theater that had carry permits, but we not allowed to have their guns on them because of the law, they left them in their cars. Would have been a different ending if the law were different.

And you can't just buy a gun and walk out of any business selling guns, not legally

NewNick 02-13-2014 10:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 19981313)
You are off track of my origional point. I have never said I agreed with the shootings. My ONLY POINT is by behaving like a civilized person in public you can eliminate any risk of being shot for your behavior. It's pretty simple, don't act like an idiot and an idiot with a gun won't shoot you.

Why is this so hard to understand?

I was not referring to a different point. I was referring directly to the sentence that I quoted and replied to.

For the avoidance of doubt you said;

"And again you overlook the behavior that caused the gun to be used."

This is the remark I was referring to.

Where you specifically say that the victims caused the shooter to murder them.

By offending them with such horrific crimes as playing loud music or texting in a cinema.

So if your point was wrong, or you did not explain yourself very well then please do explain.

With regards to not acting like an idiot and you wont get shot; acting like an idiot does not give anyone the right to shoot you.

Again I cannot believe that it is necessary to argue this point.

L-Pink 02-13-2014 11:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NewNick (Post 19981367)
"And again you overlook the behavior that caused the gun to be used."

Oulson was texting his 3-year-old's babysitter. Reeves asked him to stop, the noise and lit screen was bothering him. Oulson refused. Reeves left the theater to look for a manager, and returned to his seat. At that point Oulson berated him for complaining and then the confrontation turned physical.

According to witnesses Oulson started arguing again. Oulson then reached over his seat to a seated Reeves, grabbed Reeves popcorn and threw it in his face. Reeves then shot Oulson.

It's easy to see the numerous times Oulson could have prevented this from escalating. All he had to do was sit down, shut up and watch the movie. If you want to use your phone go to the lobby.

So yea, his behavior lead to his death.

Reeves will spend the rest of his life in prison but that doesn't help Oulson does it. You and I could have been sitting in Oulsons seats and nothing would have happened because we wouldn't have escalated a simple request to not disturb the person behind us.

(And throwing a man's food in his face in front of his wife will bring all sorts of macho out in almost any man)


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tony286 02-13-2014 11:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 19981429)
Oulson was texting his 3-year-old's babysitter. Reeves asked him to stop, the noise and lit screen was bothering him. Oulson refused. Reeves left the theater to look for a manager, and returned to his seat. At that point Oulson berated him for complaining and then the confrontation turned physical.

According to witnesses Oulson started arguing again. Oulson then reached over his seat to a seated Reeves, grabbed Reeves popcorn and threw it in his face. Reeves then shot Oulson.

It's easy to see the numerous times Oulson could have prevented this from escalating. All he had to do was sit down, shut up and watch the movie. If you want to use your phone go to the lobby.

So yea, his behavior lead to his death.

Reeves will spend the rest of his life in prison but that doesn't help Oulson does it. You and I could have been sitting in Oulsons seats and nothing would have happened because we wouldn't have escalated a simple request to not disturb the person behind us.

(And throwing a man's food in his face in front of his wife will bring all sorts of macho out in almost any man)


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actually its seems different from where you are reading it.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/02/07...lice-dont-get/
"He kept saying stuff to my husband," Nicole Oulson said on the recording. "Immediately it didn't even register with me, I just saw a spark and saw him go down."

bronco67 02-13-2014 11:47 AM

I happen to love guns, and always have -- even though I think laws should be tighter. I think the main problem is gun ownership by people who need it to make them braver than they would normally be. The kids are assholes for their ear blasting garbage music, but the situation was really created by a guy who would normally mind his own business if he didn't have a gun in glove box. Most situations are averted because we don't all carry guns around with us. Can you imagine what a bar would be like on a Saturday night if most of the patrons were carrying guns? There would be constant news stories about 10 people dying because someone spilled beer on the wrong person.

there's nothing wrong with loving guns, and while I don't own one presently, I'll always have somewhat of an obsession with them -- but there has to be a little common sense about them. We can't just go around blasting black kids because we're scared of what they might do.

dyna mo 02-13-2014 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by tony286 (Post 19981451)
actually its seems different from where you are reading it.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/02/07...lice-dont-get/
"He kept saying stuff to my husband," Nicole Oulson said on the recording. "Immediately it didn't even register with me, I just saw a spark and saw him go down."

That doesn't jibe with the fact she had enough time to react to the situation and reach out her hand in an attempt to protect her husband and got shot through that hand with the one bullet shot.

L-Pink 02-13-2014 11:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tony286 (Post 19981451)
actually its seems different from where you are reading it.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/02/07...lice-dont-get/
"He kept saying stuff to my husband," Nicole Oulson said on the recording. "Immediately it didn't even register with me, I just saw a spark and saw him go down."

It was caught on infrared security and Oulson can be seen reaching over his seat to a seated Reeves, taking his popcorn and throwing it in his face.

This all happened 3 miles from my house at local cinema complex and has been replayed 50 times on local news.

Here is the youtube link to video.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=oKE8LN9PP0k


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2MuchMark 02-13-2014 12:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19980151)
**********, your views are based primarily, if not entirely, on other's opinions of media reports, usually over-sensationalized.

The fact is all states have stand your ground jury instructions, I'm using the "stand your ground" terminolgy since you've globbed on to the phrase.

For instance, here in California,

California Criminal Law instruction 3470:

"A defendant is not required to retreat. He or she is entitled to stand
his or her ground and defend himself or herself and, if reasonably
necessary, to pursue an assailant until the danger of (death/bodily
injury) has passed."


There is no duty to retreat from an attacker anywhere in the USA.

Hi Dynamo,

Of course my views are based on media reports because of course I wasn't there, and only the courtroom highlights are being shown.

I'm trying to dismiss all the hype and centre around the core basics: 1 Guy shot another guy, claimed self defines, even though no other weapon was found".

No one, not even his fiancé, can confirm his story. After the incident, he ran away and didn't call the police. According to the kids in the car, no one got out of the car.

Was the shooter really afraid? Or was he just full of hate? If he was afraid, what was he afraid of? If the kids said or did nothing except for being black and playing loud music, did he shoot at them because they were black? Is he afraid of people just because they are black? He shot something like 6 or 7 times at the car. He shot 3 or 4 times, then paused, then shot 3 or 4 times more. What state of mind was he in?

If no proof comes up, I really, really hope he goes to jail for this. If there's no gun, and if the kids didn't threaten him etc, and he basically acted out for no reason but still gets away with it thanks to the Stand your Ground Law, it will be a really sick, sad and twisted day, even worse than the day Zimmerman got away with murder.

2MuchMark 02-13-2014 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Just Alex (Post 19980417)
All jokes aside but how do you keep them black people quiet in the movie theater? Seriously.

Is this really a thing? I go to the movies at least twice a month and never once have I had any problems with anyone talking in the theatre. Even while people are coming in, sitting down and waiting for the pre-show, anyone who's talking is barely whispering. Everyone else is reading magazines or using their phones.

L-Pink 02-13-2014 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 19981507)
Is this really a thing? I go to the movies at least twice a month and never once have I had any problems with anyone talking in the theatre. Even while people are coming in, sitting down and waiting for the pre-show, anyone who's talking is barely whispering. Everyone else is reading magazines or using their phones.

The theatre complex I use has pre show spots asking people to refrain from talking and using cell phones. 9 out of 10 times someone talking is a black female. As far as cell phone use a retired cop took matters in his own hands a few weeks ago.

The fact a promotional piece asking people to respect others even needs shown is pathetic.

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2MuchMark 02-13-2014 12:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 19981286)
The people you have to worry about are not the gun nuts, they have respect for their weapons, the ones you have to worry about are the ones that own one gun and think this is going to be their ticket to a better life.

What's worse than a gun nut? People without a clue about guns that post their opinion about them. Nothing like talking about something you know nothing about!

A "Gun Nut" isn't someone that owns a single gun, or a couple of guns.

A Gun nut is a person who thinks they should be allowed to own every kind of assault rifle ever made.

A Gun nut is a person who thinks the solution to gun violence is more guns.

A Gun nut is someone who thinks teachers should carry guns to fight off snipers in schools.

A gun nut is someone who cries like a bitch whenever restrictions like magazine size is suggested and screams "Obama's coming for my guns!".

A gun nut is someone who sees empty shelves where bullets used to be at Walmart, and calls it a conspiracy to "take away my 2nd amendment rights".


Quote:

Originally Posted by DamianJ (Post 19981282)
gun nuts.

apt description.

they are worse than borne again christians for understanding rationality.



I don't know about that... both are pretty wonky but I'd bet that BAC's are much crazier.

sperbonzo 02-13-2014 12:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bronco67 (Post 19981466)
Can you imagine what a bar would be like on a Saturday night if most of the patrons were carrying guns? There would be constant news stories about 10 people dying because someone spilled beer on the wrong person.
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Interestingly this is exactly the kind of scenarios that the media warned about when Florida was passing it's "right to carry" laws. They all published dire predictions of shoot outs in the streets every time there was a fender bender.

In the meantime, the exact opposite happened. Crime and violent crime decreased dramatically the next year, and of the well over 100,000 permits issued in the state, less than 50 have had to be revoked for violations, (most of which were for non-gun related violations). Over and over again, in every one of the over 40 states that are "right to carry", the fact that a law abiding person can carry the means to defend themselves does NOT suddenly make them into some kind of "Dirty Harry" vigilante.

In this case, if there is no evidence that the shooter had a reason to fear for his life, then he will be convicted of murder, and that will be that. As I posted on the first page, almost half of those that claim "stand your ground" are convicted of murder. Just because his lawyer is invoking "stand your ground" does not mean it will be found to apply. Just like an "insanity" plea doesn't always work either.






.:2 cents:


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dyna mo 02-13-2014 12:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 19981505)
Hi Dynamo,

Of course my views are based on media reports because of course I wasn't there, and only the courtroom highlights are being shown.

I'm trying to dismiss all the hype and centre around the core basics: 1 Guy shot another guy, claimed self defines, even though no other weapon was found".

No one, not even his fiancé, can confirm his story. After the incident, he ran away and didn't call the police. According to the kids in the car, no one got out of the car.

Was the shooter really afraid? Or was he just full of hate? If he was afraid, what was he afraid of? If the kids said or did nothing except for being black and playing loud music, did he shoot at them because they were black? Is he afraid of people just because they are black? He shot something like 6 or 7 times at the car. He shot 3 or 4 times, then paused, then shot 3 or 4 times more. What state of mind was he in?

If no proof comes up, I really, really hope he goes to jail for this. If there's no gun, and if the kids didn't threaten him etc, and he basically acted out for no reason but still gets away with it thanks to the Stand your Ground Law, it will be a really sick, sad and twisted day, even worse than the day Zimmerman got away with murder.

you missed the point. The point is you don't research your viewpoint, you didn't look up and try to understand the stand your ground angle, you simply go by what's reported on it in the media you follow.

That's why I also included the fact that Stand your ground is a jury instruction across the entire USA and has been. It's not exclusive to Florida, it's not new. The media you follow has globbed onto it, consequently you have as well.

this reply of yours supports that.

Tittytweaker 02-13-2014 01:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 19981486)
It was caught on infrared security and Oulson can be seen reaching over his seat to a seated Reeves, taking his popcorn and throwing it in his face.

This all happened 3 miles from my house at local cinema complex and has been replayed 50 times on local news.

Here is the youtube link to video.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=oKE8LN9PP0k


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There's even an enhanced version of the video that shows that Oulson threw his cellphone at him as well, and that when that struck him, that's when Reeves thought he was starting to throw punches.

I'm a pretty left leaning guy. And I hate to use the term "anti-gun agenda" because it sounds so ridiculous, but I don't know how else to describe what's been going on lately with all these gun stories.

The movie theater incident, to me, seemed like a pretty clear case of some yuppie douche bag getting his shorts in a twist and wanting to play tough guy after Reeves complained to the management.

The younger guy was a hothead who escalated a non issue. He felt like the tougher individual because he was up against an old man. -THAT- is scarier, to me, than the idea that the old guy felt the need to shoot.

Just curious, what's the local coverage been like when compared to the national news?

dyna mo 02-13-2014 01:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 19981486)
It was caught on infrared security and Oulson can be seen reaching over his seat to a seated Reeves, taking his popcorn and throwing it in his face.

This all happened 3 miles from my house at local cinema complex and has been replayed 50 times on local news.

Here is the youtube link to video.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=oKE8LN9PP0k


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wow wow wow.

NewNick 02-13-2014 02:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19981559)
wow wow wow.

Yes sorry, if I came under attack from a crazed pop corn thrower I would have no choice other than to brutally murder him.

And the rude bastard would have deserved it.

L-Pink 02-13-2014 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NewNick (Post 19981604)
Yes sorry, if I came under attack from a crazed pop corn thrower I would have no choice other than to brutally murder him.

And the rude bastard would have deserved it.

You are really missing the point dyna mo and i have been trying to make about "victims" over the last few days ………


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Vendzilla 02-13-2014 02:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bronco67 (Post 19981466)
Can you imagine what a bar would be like on a Saturday night if most of the patrons were carrying guns? There would be constant news stories about 10 people dying because someone spilled beer on the wrong person.

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Ever been to Texas?

Quote:

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 19981512)
A "Gun Nut" isn't someone that owns a single gun, or a couple of guns.

A Gun nut is a person who thinks they should be allowed to own every kind of assault rifle ever made.

A Gun nut is a person who thinks the solution to gun violence is more guns.

A Gun nut is someone who thinks teachers should carry guns to fight off snipers in schools.

A gun nut is someone who cries like a bitch whenever restrictions like magazine size is suggested and screams "Obama's coming for my guns!".

A gun nut is someone who sees empty shelves where bullets used to be at Walmart, and calls it a conspiracy to "take away my 2nd amendment rights".
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The present administration has driven up the price of ammo, that's been proven. That's why people are concerned about taking away their 2nd amendment rights.

Do you really think reducing the size of a magazine will reduce violence?

I have no problem with teachers carrying guns in the US, they are already putting all those students thru metal detectors for what?

Been proven, Criminals hate attacking armed citizens

What exactly is an assault weapon.

Owning more than one gun is called a collector, why would you care, can he operate more than one gun at a time, maybe two, but that's it.

NewNick 02-13-2014 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 19981631)
You are really missing the point dyna mo and i have been trying to make about "victims" over the last few days ???


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I am not missing the point. You think the moral of the story is that you should not act like an idiot if you dont want to get shot. I think that is a ridiculous position.

Who decides what is offensive ?,who decides what level of cunty behavour deserves the death penalty ? Does this apply to internet trolls and insults dished out on forums ?

We all get along just fine in places where shooting those that offend you is not an option. People rub each other up the wrong way all the time, nobody dies.

JFK 02-13-2014 02:57 PM

one hundred killer tunes :helpme

dyna mo 02-13-2014 02:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NewNick (Post 19981658)
I am not missing the point. You think the moral of the story is that you should not act like an idiot if you dont want to get shot. I think that is a ridiculous position.

Who decides what is offensive ?,who decides what level of cunty behavour deserves the death penalty ? Does this apply to internet trolls and insults dished out on forums ?

We all get along just fine in places where shooting those that offend you is not an option. People rub each other up the wrong way all the time, nobody dies.

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

You're responsible for yourself. me for me. I choose not to put my life in other's hands and handle myself appropriately when out in public. I live in downtown Los Angeles, I walk past absolutely complete psychoS, plural, on a daily basis. Yelling, screaming, flipping out, etc, I know better than to ask them to knock it off.

Just a couple months ago, a dude got rude with another dude at the local tiddy bar, the argument escalated further out in the parking lot and one dude hopped in his car and drove into the other, pinning him against the concrete wall. That guy now has no legs. No guns involved.

dyna mo 02-13-2014 03:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NewNick (Post 19981658)

Who decides what is offensive ?,who decides what level of cunty behavour deserves the death penalty ?

Obviously, the most deranged one decides what's offensive, that's what in fact happened. And that's exactly what happened in both situations. The psychos decided what's offensive and what deserves the death penalty.

The point you are missing- the other guys are dead now.

I choose to not let the psychos decide if I live or die.

L-Pink 02-13-2014 03:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NewNick (Post 19981658)
I am not missing the point. You think the moral of the story is that you should not act like an idiot if you dont want to get shot. I think that is a ridiculous position.

Who decides what is offensive ?,who decides what level of cunty behavour deserves the death penalty ? Does this apply to internet trolls and insults dished out on forums ?

We all get along just fine in places where shooting those that offend you is not an option. People rub each other up the wrong way all the time, nobody dies.


You must live in Disney World. Almost every day I enter areas where my personal behavior determines what happens next.


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GregE 02-13-2014 03:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NewNick (Post 19981367)
With regards to not acting like an idiot and you wont get shot; acting like an idiot does not give anyone the right to shoot you.

No more than leaving your vehicle unlocked on a dark city street gives anyone the right to steal it.

It sure has a way of diminishing your odds of enjoying a happy outcome though :2 cents:

L-Pink 02-13-2014 03:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19981672)

I choose to not let the psychos decide if I live or die.

Why does everyone think we're taking a "pro gun" stance here when it's the exact opposite? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

blackmonsters 02-13-2014 03:34 PM

All this debate over a gun carrying thug that hates "that music" so bad that he committed a murder is just a way to avoid calling him a thug.

:2 cents:

Sly 02-13-2014 03:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 19981692)
You must live in Disney World. Almost every day I enter areas where my personal behavior determines what happens next.


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Every interaction I have with a human being, or even animal, highly influences what happens next. A dangerous environment does not need to exist. It's very simple. What you say, what you do, impacts what happens next.

dyna mo 02-13-2014 03:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 19981703)
Why does everyone think we're taking a "pro gun" stance here when it's the exact opposite? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

I tried to answer this, after several attempts to reply with different answers, I am giving up.

I have no idea! :1orglaugh

beerptrol 02-13-2014 03:47 PM

Next people with peanut butter allergies are gonna shoot the man who comes near them with a jar of peanut butter because they were afraid for their lives.
Heaven forbid if someone sits next to them at the theater with a pack of peanut butter snack crackers

Rochard 02-13-2014 04:01 PM

Martin was killed because he liked skittles. This kid was killed because he liked music. It's okay to hate.

L-Pink 02-13-2014 04:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tittytweaker (Post 19981551)
There's even an enhanced version of the video that shows that Oulson threw his cellphone at him as well, and that when that struck him, that's when Reeves thought he was starting to throw punches.

I'm a pretty left leaning guy. And I hate to use the term "anti-gun agenda" because it sounds so ridiculous, but I don't know how else to describe what's been going on lately with all these gun stories.

The movie theater incident, to me, seemed like a pretty clear case of some yuppie douche bag getting his shorts in a twist and wanting to play tough guy after Reeves complained to the management.

The younger guy was a hothead who escalated a non issue. He felt like the tougher individual because he was up against an old man. -THAT- is scarier, to me, than the idea that the old guy felt the need to shoot.

Just curious, what's the local coverage been like when compared to the national news?

Most local coverage has shown the actual video, https://youtube.com/watch?v=oKE8LN9PP0k , so many times that the question is why the young guy was so enraged with someone 30 years his senior. Which is something Florida's aging population watches closely. I'm sure most national news just says a texter got shot by an ex-cop.

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directfiesta 02-13-2014 04:24 PM

Dunn shot 10 rounds,,,,

jmcb420 02-13-2014 04:49 PM

Our society often makes people snap. That's all there is to it. I'm not saying it's right, I'm just saying it happens.

You never know when or where it will happen. That's why it should behoove one to not be the person most likely to blown away by the guy who finally snapped.

I don't think people should live in fear, but it's a matter of common sense. If you're going out of your way to attract attention to yourself, or acting in an inappropriate manner, you're asking to be the target IF the shit hits the fan.

dyna mo 02-13-2014 04:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jmcb420 (Post 19981833)
Our society often makes people snap. That's all there is to it. I'm not saying it's right, I'm just saying it happens.

You never know when or where it will happen. That's why it should behoove one to not be the person most likely to blown away by the guy who finally snapped.

I don't think people should live in fear, but it's a matter of common sense. If you're going out of your way to attract attention to yourself, or acting in an inappropriate manner, you're asking to be the target IF the shit hits the fan.



:thumbsup

JosephFM 02-13-2014 05:12 PM

One should always be courteous around others. If one acts like an ass one might get fucked like an ass.

escorpio 02-13-2014 08:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19981765)
Martin was killed because he liked skittles.

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Martin was killed because he physically attacked a man with a gun. Skittles didn't have a fucking thing to do with it.

Just Alex 02-13-2014 09:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sperbonzo (Post 19981115)
What's sad is that the "stand your ground" law is invoked more often by black shooters that shoot other black people.... and yet the OP NEVER posts any of those cases.






"Blacks make up 16.6 percent of Florida's population but account for 31 percent of the defendants invoking the stand your ground defense. Black defendants who invoke this statute are actually acquitted 8 percentage points more frequently than whites who use this very same defense.

Those who conclude the law is racially biased point to data compiled by the Tampa Bay Tribune, which collected 112 cases where people charged with murder relied on Florida's stand your ground law, from the first cases in 2006 to July 24 of this year. The Tribune's "shocking" claim: 72 percent of those who killed a black person faced no penalty compared to 59 percent of those who killed a white.

But this doesn't tell the whole story as blacks are overwhelmingly killed by other blacks. Thus, it is also true that blacks claiming self-defense under the stand your ground law are convicted at a lower rate than are whites. About 69 percent of blacks raising the stand your Ground defense were not convicted compared to 62 percent of whites.

If blacks are supposedly being discriminated against because their killers so often are not facing any penalty, it must also follow that they are being discriminated in favor of when blacks who invoke a stand your ground defense are convicted at a lower rate than are whites. Those who interpret the data as evidence of racism are cherry-picking numbers.

Simple averages also missed important differences in these cases. The Tribune data shows blacks killed in these confrontations were 13 percentage points more likely to be armed than whites. This suggests that those claiming that they were defending themselves often reasonably believed that they had little choice but to kill their attacker.

By a 43 to 16 percent margin, the blacks killed were also more often in the process of committing a crime."


http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2...ground-defense



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Statistics are racist :2 cents:

escorpio 02-18-2014 09:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Just Alex (Post 19980536)
Im not talking about this dude. In general how do you get those mother fuckers to shut up?
My cousin has has one of those dining movie theaters and its great. Keeps them out because you have to buy $30 worth of food and drinks.

If he doesn't let Jamal and Sharonda use their EBT card to buy food and drinks he's a racist! :upsidedow

Vendzilla 02-18-2014 10:15 AM

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