Sneakiecat
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so? they are humans who were being threatened, who gives a shit about citizenry when someone's life is at risk?
The dogs thought the owners were being threatened and yet is wrong that they were attacking to defend the owners?
so? they are humans who were being threatened, who gives a shit about citizenry when someone's life is at risk?
The dogs thought the owners were being threatened and yet is wrong that they were attacking to defend the owners?
So should the dog be killed?Its not wrong for them to attack, but its also not wrong for the people to defend themselves.
No, I do not think so.So should the dog be killed?
yet they still have the right to defend themselves from injury or death.They were told not to go back there and they did. They were at fault.
Alright, similar hypothetical:yet they still have the right to defend themselves from injury or death.
How does that even apply to this situation? The immigrants didn't mean the family harm. irrelevant.Alright, similar hypothetical:
An intruder (not Scott) breaks into my home. Under Florida's "Castle" law, if I feel threatened, I'm allowed to shoot him. I draw my weapon. He shoots me.
Is that self-defense on his part? I say no, because he was breaking the law just by being where he was.
The family told them not to go back there. That means they were trespassing. That's illegal.How does that even apply to this situation? The immigrants didn't mean the family harm. irrelevant.
and? They still can't defend themselves?The family told them not to go back there. That means they were trespassing. That's illegal.
Their "defending" involved a seemingly threatening action towards the homeowners.and? They still can't defend themselves?
They weren't threatening them in the slightest, c'mon.Their "defending" involved a seemingly threatening action towards the homeowners.
The actions they took (grabbing the woman), to a dog, would be considered threatening. Especially if they were trained to protect their owners.They weren't threatening them in the slightest, c'mon.
you're still missing the point that they couldn't just stand there and let the dogs gnaw them to death.The actions they took (grabbing the woman), to a dog, would be considered threatening. Especially if they were trained to protect their owners.
And you're missing the point that they were on the property (and the country for that matter) illegally.you're still missing the point that they couldn't just stand there and let the dogs gnaw them to death.
and youuuuuu're missing the point that the family HIRED these illegals who probably didn't speak English in the first place.:24:And you're missing the point that they were on the property (and the country for that matter) illegally.
It really doesn't matter if they went into the yard when instructed to, thats irrelevant. The only thing that matters in this case is that people were attacked by dogs, and they defended themselves.
Okay, By that logic I can scale the fence of my local junk yard or used car parts lot and when the watch dog there attacks me I can sue the owner of the lot for a monetary award.
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