“The dragging the body into the house is crap….” – humanis

Of course you are right humanis. And, the tale about sheriffs inviting
community members to shoot first then make it legal is a common urban
legend. The laws differ from county to county as does the
effectiveness of law enforcement, many wishing to get all the help
they can.


On Oct 25, 8:00 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The dragging the body into the house is crap.   Any good cop would find drag
> marks and a blood trail.  Most handgun  ammo will penetrate thru the thorax
> and leave a blood spray that is easily  detected with a spray bottle of 
> luminol.
>  You can even stick a trigger  sprayer in a bottle of common hydrogen
> peroxide and detect  blood spatter  on grass or a walkway or whatnot.  
> Dragging the
> body into your house ends  up destroying your credibility. There is no need to
> shoot someone unless  you are convinced that they are about to kill.  It
> doesn't matter where  they are, if they are trying to kill you, you have the 
> right
> to defend  yourself.
>
> J.
>
> In a message dated 10/25/2008 9:48:18 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> Hi  y'all - I agree that a handgun etc. is not much protection against
> the  Govt. - look at Waco.
> Here are some facts that I think are relevant. When I  first moved here
> (in the sticks) 20 years ago, the Sheriff told me to get a  gun and
> shoot to kill - he also said to make sure that I drag the body  into
> the house and there would be no questions asked. I am now told that  I
> don't need to drag the body into the house as the law has changed.
> My  wife has 8 brothers and sisters living in UK. Everyone of them has
> had  their home broken into at least once in the last 20 years and none
> of them  know anyone who hasn't had their home broken into. None of
> them will walk  the few hundred yards home from the local pub in the
> dark - they get a  taxi.
> Our home is still intact touch Liz.
>
> On Oct 25, 1:03 am,  ornamentalmind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>
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> > I find it a sad  thing indeed that civics is no longer a required
> > subject in public  schools. It is clear that far too few citizens have
> > a  clue...
>
> > And, for those who have the mistaken belief that  owning a handgun is
> > much protection, if it makes you feel better,  fine, however, when/if
> > the government comes after you, remember they  are a bit better
> > armed...all the way up to nukes.
>
> > On  Oct 24, 10:01 pm, Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  wrote:
>
> > > The Courts do not focus on the  founders because they were gods but
> > > because their ideas were  ratified by the people and remain the law of
> > > the land until the  people change it.  That's the way it should be.  As
> > >  soon as an amendment is ratified, the Courts stop focusing on the
> > >  founders for that part and start focusing on the legislators who
> > >  passed the amendment.
>
> > > The procedure doesn't just apply to  the Constitution.  Courts will
> > > focus on the legislative  intent of any statute, whether it was passed
> > > last week or 100  years ago.  Would we really want them doing anything
> > >  else?
>
> > > Aaron
>
> > > On Oct 24, 8:49 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > > > When people are talking  about the constitution, they  try to figure
> out what
> > > >  the founding fathers meant by this and that as if they  were gods.  The
> > > > founding fathers are dead and I don't particularly  care how  they
> would interpret
> > > > something.  What I  care about is what is in the best  interest of the
> world as
> > >  > we know it now.  Trying to figure out what the  founding  fathers
> would do or
> > > > what they meant is like trying to figure  out what a  doctor of that
> age would do
> > > > to treat  cancer.  It is  irrelevant.
> > > > The bottom line is I  am packing a legal pistol and I  am happy that law
> > > >  abiding citizens have that right.
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