Further Proof That Texans Are Some Trigger-Happy Crackers

Originally Posted by Zephyrin

1) Probably when they intrude on the rights of others. The thieves have a right to life, but the homeowners and the man also have a right to security in their own living quarters.

A right that wasn't being violated. He LEFT his house to confront them. You can't just walk on your lawn and shoot random tresspassers.

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3) When it's apparent that the law has failed. If the burglars had gotten away, the police wouldn't have investigated. Anything other than murder rarely ever gets escalated. They'd have made some half-ass attempts to gather prints (which I'm sure the burglars were at least smart enough to not leave any), then go back to the donut shop.

Afraid you're mistaken there. We're a nation under the rule of law and we have systems for these things, not vigilante justice. That's anarchy.

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Just curious, are you Pro-life, or Pro-choice?

Completely irrelevant and there's no reason for Capo to answer that question.

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And it's a shame that you can't grasp the concept that there are actually some people out there that deserve to die.

And it's a shame you can't grasp that you're just a bitter little bitch who doesn't care about anyone else.

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When they did send the shit, they obviously couldn't replace my VGM or my Dreamcast or all the files I had on my computer, so you can't say you can replace anything.

Your own damn fault for not having off-site backups. What if your apartment caught fire? Just burn a few damn DVDs and store them at a friend or relative's house.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

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I think you are jumping the gun on labeling this man as a murder.

mur·der The killing of another human being under conditions specifically covered in law. In the U.S., special statutory definitions include murder committed with malice aforethought, characterized by deliberation or premeditation or occurring during the commission of another serious crime, as robbery or arson (first-degree murder), and murder by intent but without deliberation or premeditation (second-degree murder).

Deliberation AND Premeditation were both present here, as he went outside to confront them. It wasn't in self-defense as he provoked them. Strikes me as meeting the definition of murder.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Gumby

You've already condemned the man before he has even set foot in a court room. What ever happened to innocent until proven guilty? Obviously my point earlier was missed upon you. He has neither been charged with nor convicted of any crime yet but quite a few of you are so eager to label this man a murder when you have incomplete information on the situation.

Convicted and Guilty are seperate things. Just look at the fucking transcript:

"You want to make a bet?" Horn answered."I'm going to kill them."

And that was before he even left the house.

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