Ahmaud Arbery was hit with a truck before he died

[tebowlives]

Why? If you think the person will shoot you, it's safer to rush the person and fight for control of the weapon than to take any other action at ten feet.

At 10 feet, but he saw the gun from a lot longer distance than that. Arbery made another bad decision. He's known for that.

 

[dannno]

Why? If you think the person will shoot you, it's safer to rush the person and fight for control of the weapon than to take any other action at ten feet.

Why would he think they wanted to shoot him if they had come up to him several times already and said they just wanted to talk? They could have shot him then, but then he just kept running off.

The fact is Arbery would not have been shot if he had not rushed them. He would have either successfully ran away or he be in jail for attempted robbery instead.

 

[jmdrake]

Trespassing is a crime in Georgia, but I guess you can just pull things out of your backside about laws as you go along to suit whatever narrative you want.

Why trespassing isn't a crime because when you get fined it goes into the government coffers and that is used to help people. Think of it as an investment, right?

Have you actually read the Georgia trespassing statute? If you're on someone's property without permission and there isn't a no trespassing sign it's not trespassing.

https://codes.findlaw.com/ga/title-16-crimes-and-offenses/ga-code-sect-16-7-21.html

To be guilty of the crime of trespassing under Georgia law you have to either

1) Go onto the property after being told not to go on there. (Seeing a trespassing sign counts as being told).

2) Stay on the property after being told.

or

3) Be on the property for an unlawful purpose.

So, my pointing out that it's not trespassing if there isn't notice (like a sign) is not the same as saying "trespassing is legal under Georgia law."

Sheesh! I hope you never get picked for jury duty.

 

[tebowlives]

Have you actually read the Georgia trespassing statute? If you're on someone's property without permission and there isn't a no trespassing sign it's not trespassing.

https://codes.findlaw.com/ga/title-16-crimes-and-offenses/ga-code-sect-16-7-21.html

To be guilty of the crime of trespassing under Georgia law you have to either

1) Go onto the property after being told not to go on there. (Seeing a trespassing sign counts as being told).

2) Stay on the property after being told.

or

3) Be on the property for an unlawful purpose.

So, my pointing out that it's not trespassing if there isn't notice (like a sign) is not the same as saying "trespassing is legal under Georgia law."

Sheesh! I hope you never get picked for jury duty.

It's called violating property rights. One needs permission. The standing House is clearly NOT an unmarked property. I hope you never get picked to teach someone about property rights.

Do you actually think someone can just walk into your house and not get charged?