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Thread: Family of armed robber who was shot robbing a Pizza Hut upset that employee had a gun

post 1469559211 11-04-2016, 01:04 PM
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The kind of reverse logic that's too common these days.
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post 1469559471 11-04-2016, 01:06 PM
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To some, struggling is working at pizza hut to make ends meet. Especially in a bad neighborhood where your well being is threatened.

To others, "struggling" is sticking guns in people's faces demanding cash then laughing it off with your buddies afterwards.

This family deserves zero empathy. To expect others to know your son isn't gonna pull that trigger because "he a good boy"...

At some point the delusion becomes dishonesty.
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post 1469559691 11-04-2016, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood⏩
An employee pulling out a gun escalates the situation. What if the kids robbing the place weren't intent on killing anybody, but now noticed that someone pulled a gun? They would be more inclined to use their gun.
that chit goes out the window when my life is threatened during a robbery.
i wouldnt need to defend myself if i wasnt getting robbed in the first place get it?
post 1469559961 11-04-2016, 01:09 PM
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Good riddance!

Hope someone shoots the parents for raising such a pos kid.
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post 1469560031 11-04-2016, 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted By QuickNutkus⏩
To some, struggling is working at pizza hut to make ends meet. Especially in a bad neighborhood where your well being is threatened.

To others, "struggling" is sticking guns in people's faces demanding cash then laughing it off with your buddies afterwards.

This family deserves zero empathy. To expect others to know your son isn't gonna pull that trigger because "he a good boy"...

At some point the delusion becomes dishonesty.
Exactly. This is why I cannot stand the people that always blame the true victim of a crime and defend the perpetrator no matter the circumstance and it usually tends to be liberals more often than not
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post 1469560171 11-04-2016, 01:11 PM
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post 1469560231 11-04-2016, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood⏩
This is precisely what is wrong with society. "should have gotten a better job". How exactly is this possible? Most impoverished areas have poor school systems that don't adequately prepare students for college. Most impoverished areas aren't able to even effectively teach sex education to their children. Plenty of bright children are held back by the poor education systems in their area. Plenty of bright children are held back by their parent's mistakes. How does one get a "better job" when they don't even have the proper tools to enter college? It is not the fault of the children.

inb4 parents should have moved. How? They can't afford it.
inb4 child should have known better. How? Their peers are interested in crime, and so are the parents. Peers are a very important agent of socialization.
inb4 he should have gotten a better job by working harder. Plenty of life constraints prevent people from taking on higher positions. And hard work does not always equal success.
You are what's wrong with society, always trying to muddle perfectly simple issues with bleeding heart bull****.

If he couldn't get a job that paid enough to support kids, he shouldn't have had kids. That's his fault. Yes. Yes it is. If you can't afford kids, don't have kids.
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post 1469560461 11-04-2016, 01:13 PM
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- Threatens life of Pizza Hut employ with gun, Pizza hut uses his CCW as protection and kills aggressor
- Pizza hut guy shouldn't have protected himself

****ing lol at this retard. Take her welfare check away
post 1469560881 11-04-2016, 01:17 PM
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood⏩
This depends on your definition of "escalation". Were there shots fired prior to the employee shooting? No? Then the employee escalated the situation, despite being clearly instructed not to. It is also important to note that this might shooting might be personal.

I'm not sure how to respond to this? Coporations specifically state that in an attempted robbery, you are to do nothing besides give in to demands.

You are not entitled to your second amendment right on private property.

These thought processes are the result of undergoing employee training, something all employees go through.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fight-or-flight_response

Lol @ looking for threat, intent, probability of outcomes, etc when your lizard brain takes over. That's ****ing retarded. How do you even think that's possible?
post 1469560941 11-04-2016, 01:17 PM
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood⏩
Is the deceased supposed to walk into pizza hut, point his fists at the employees, and say "give me your money, I'm serious"? The gun, in this case, was a conversation piece, used to necessitate the interaction of increasing the victim's wealth.

Also, food stamps and free childcare don't lift people out of poverty. Newsflash: POOR PEOPLE RECEIVE GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE. The economic situation of these people doesn't change upon receiving government assistance.
A conversation piece? No. Saying, "Hi, I would like to order a pizza." is a conversation piece used to necessitate interaction between two parties. Waving a gun at someone is threatening their life. How about, instead of demanding money at gun point and breaking the law, the decease should have simply found a legal way of procuring whatever his daughter needed. Either through hard work of bettering himself and his life situation.

News flash: Robbing a pizza hut doesn't lift you out of poverty either, but it can get you killed. Using food stamps at your local grocers doesn't. Using food stamps DOES get you food that his daughter may have needed.

Anyway, I feel I fed the troll well enough, and a good distraction until my lunch hour. It is now my lunch hour, so... LDAR.....

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post 1469561661 11-04-2016, 01:22 PM
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Again, why do they have different last names?
post 1469561781 11-04-2016, 01:22 PM
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he came in for pizza hut, left with tombstone
post 1469562531 11-04-2016, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood⏩
This depends on your definition of "escalation". Were there shots fired prior to the employee shooting? No? Then the employee escalated the situation, despite being clearly instructed not to. It is also important to note that this might shooting might be personal.

I'm not sure how to respond to this? Coporations specifically state that in an attempted robbery, you are to do nothing besides give in to demands.

You are not entitled to your second amendment right on private property.

These thought processes are the result of undergoing employee training, something all employees go through.
stfu you *******, seems like everyone here just love to argue even when they are wrong, I swear you guys must have a lived in a cocoon or some chit by your parents, yes the pizza hut guy need a navi seal training lmao gtfo
post 1469562611 11-04-2016, 01:28 PM
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How about a little common sense Misc?


The woman just lost her son, they say thats the biggest emotional pain a human being can go trough. You expect her to go on the news and say "yeah he deserved it, my son shouldnt be out there threatening other people's lives".


No dumbfuks, she's in shock, she is in denial, her son just died and she will blame everyone but him. That other kid shouldnt have had a gun either, so of course she's gonna blame him before his own dead son.


Give her a break FFS.
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Here is the simple fact of the matte
Anyone that is robbing with a gun knows the risk they are taking.
This 29 year old knew the risk, he was not a developing mind he was an adult.

He knew the risk, he took the risk, he lost.
Sympathy for the family is appropriate. Their son went down a bad path and lost his life, no parent should have to bury their child.

Still the fact is that the robber was not wronged in any way. Nobody tricked him. Nobody engaged him when he was minding his own business. He made an informed decision and it was a poor one.
post 1469563331 11-04-2016, 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted By InstantLoser⏩
You are what's wrong with society, always trying to muddle perfectly simple issues with bleeding heart bull****.

If he couldn't get a job that paid enough to support kids, he shouldn't have had kids. That's his fault. Yes. Yes it is. If you can't afford kids, don't have kids.
What about the poor sex education?
Plenty of us have had unprotected sex before the age of 18. Are you saying everybody should abstain from sex until they're old enough to have children? Mistakes happen, and people have a lapse in judgement. Everybody on this forum has hit it raw in high school. The difference is that they were lucky, and feel that they can now point fingers at those who were unlucky. Be real, and open your mind. Understand that most situations aren't cut and dry, and numerous issues, like social and educational issues, play a part.
Originally Posted By VicMackey92⏩
stfu you *******, seems like everyone here just love to argue even when they are wrong, I swear you guys must have a lived in a cocoon or some chit by your parents, yes the pizza hut guy need a navi seal training lmao gtfo
Yes, you love to argue when you are wrong.
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came in expecting certain race. left satisfied.
post 1469564321 11-04-2016, 01:38 PM
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Originally Posted By midcoastking33⏩
he came in for pizza hut, left with tombstone
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post 1469564781 11-04-2016, 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted By Ken-O⏩
How about a little common sense Misc?


The woman just lost her son, they say thats the biggest emotional pain a human being can go trough. You expect her to go on the news and say "yeah he deserved it, my son shouldnt be out there threatening other people's lives".


No dumbfuks, she's in shock, she is in denial, her son just died and she will blame everyone but him. That other kid shouldnt have had a gun either, so of course she's gonna blame him before his own dead son.


Give her a break FFS.
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