• Hugh_Jeggs@lemm.ee
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    4 months ago

    I have a concealed curry, in case me wife eats it

    You’re a fucking coward and would run as soon as you heard a gunshot, just like every gun-owning coward in the US 😂

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      4 months ago

      Running is a very good strategy. In non-stand your ground states if you have the opportunity to run you have a legal obligation to. It means you aren’t in immediate danger. In a stand your ground state you have the option to run. But if the person shooting isn’t visible then sneaking around with a gun trying to find them is how a good-guy with a gun ends up dead like John Hurley.

      Part of being a responsible gun owner is knowing when to run.

      • Match!!@pawb.social
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        john hurley took the mass shooter’s gun and was killed by the cops, him sneaking around was the part that lead to him killing the shooter

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            very occasionally, acting heroically is worth dying for. but one major rule to surviving is to believe that the cops will act as bad as they possibly can

    • RobertoOberto@sh.itjust.works
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      4 months ago

      I have a concealed curry, in case me wife eats it

      Are you a pirate that is just always prepared to celebrate your wife’s death with a tasty noodle or rice dish?

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      oh, i thought i was trigger happy and obsessed with using my gun. just tryna figure out which generalization it is