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post 1660000553 04-20-2022, 09:45 PM
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Ever feel like you are one bad situation from being in prison?

Especially talking to brahs with something to protect, a girlfriend, wife, kids, other family.

With the way things are these days, if I encountered somebody attempting to harm my family, I’d probably lose it. Whether it’s a knife, gun, or whatever object you can find, I think most miscers would use it in that scenario. Prison is a likely outcome. Just something I think about these days.
post 1660000733 04-20-2022, 09:54 PM
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I wouldn’t hesitate to murder someone who kicked my dog.

Not even out of emotion. After the kicking occurred I’d meticulous plan out how I was going to murder you and dump the cut up pieces of your body in the swamp or ocean never to be found.
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post 1660000743 04-20-2022, 09:54 PM
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Yes, I somehow feel I will one day end up there (been before) and spend the rest of my life with zero responsibilities. SRS, this is an honest fear of mine.
Yup
post 1660000793 04-20-2022, 09:55 PM
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I live in Texas. So assuming I only defend my home/family, I should be fine
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post 1660000843 04-20-2022, 09:56 PM
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Originally Posted By LinuxJon
I live in Texas. So assuming I only defend my home/family, I should be fine
Maybe I’m in the wrong state. I live in NJ, so if I stabbed a guy actively assaulting my kids, I’d probably get time.
post 1660000903 04-20-2022, 09:57 PM
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Yeah most high test men probably have the thought
post 1660000983 04-20-2022, 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
I wouldn’t hesitate to murder someone who kicked my dog.

Not even out of emotion. After the kicking occurred I’d meticulous plan out how I was going to murder you and dump the cut up pieces of your body in the swamp or ocean never to be found.
Oh wow, let's hope the Jerky Boys never ring you up. lmao
post 1660001003 04-20-2022, 10:00 PM
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I’m not even sh*tting you I genuinely believe I’m smart enough to get away with murder if I really put my mind to it.

I’m not saying it wouldn’t be a lot of work because of course it would. But if I really needed to do it…. I’m a smart guy… I actually think I could figure it out.

Famous last words from every killer maybe but…

Srs
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post 1660001163 04-20-2022, 10:06 PM
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Almost happened to me.


Back when I was 21 I was training in MMA, and of course, was full of testosterone and still waning teenage anger. Never had been in a real fight in my adult life, I kept wondering how I'd handle myself and if MMA would work. So one night at a club, I deliberately picked a fight to "test it out" with an innocent dude who had done nothing to me. Dude ended up getting seriously hurt, I could have killed him. Had that happened, they likely would have thrown me into prison and tossed away the key, because at the time the media and police were fed up with people dying in random attacks like that and were making an example out of offenders.


I can't believe people actually go out and deliberately pick fights. I felt like an unfathomable ass-hole afterwards.
Back off, Warchild.

Seriously.
post 1660001243 04-20-2022, 10:08 PM
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Nice try fbi
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post 1660001263 04-20-2022, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy
Almost happened to me.


Back when I was 21 I was training in MMA, and of course, was full of testosterone and still waning teenage anger. Never had been in a real fight in my adult life, I kept wondering how I'd handle myself and if MMA would work. So one night at a club, I deliberately picked a fight to "test it out" with an innocent dude who had done nothing to me. Dude ended up getting seriously hurt, I could have killed him. Had that happened, they likely would have thrown me into prison and tossed away the key, because at the time the media and police were fed up with people dying in random attacks like that and were making an example out of offenders.


I can't believe people actually go out and deliberately pick fights. I felt like an unfathomable ass-hole afterwards.
Knowing what you know now, which is a lot wiser than you were then, if somebody threatened your loved ones on the street, or in your home, would you go to prison for it? Is it a trade-off you would be okay with?
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Originally Posted By Adam16121
Maybe I’m in the wrong state. I live in NJ, so if I stabbed a guy actively assaulting my kids, I’d probably get time.
Definitely in the wrong state. In CA, the law made it pretty clear it's 50/50 I'd be fukked if I saved my wife or kid from being murdered.

Texas castle doctrine is fantastic. Here is the section about legally using deadly force to protect property:
he reasonably believes the deadly force is immediately necessary to prevent the other's imminent commission of arson, burglary, robbery, aggravated robbery, theft during the nighttime, or criminal mischief during the nighttime or to prevent the other who is fleeing immediately after committing burglary, robbery, aggravated robbery, or theft during the nighttime from escaping with the property
You can literally witness someone steal property from your home and shoot them in the back as they are fleeing the scene. lol
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post 1660001373 04-20-2022, 10:13 PM
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Originally Posted By Adam16121
Knowing what you know now, which is a lot wiser than you were then, if somebody threatened your loved ones on the street, or in your home, would you go to prison for it? Is it a trade-off you would be okay with?
IMO that's clear cut self defense, so I think a good lawyer could save me jail. However, if the choice is between a loved one dying, and me going to prison because I killed the one threatening my loved one, then prison it is.
Back off, Warchild.

Seriously.
post 1660001463 04-20-2022, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy
IMO that's clear cut self defense, so I think a good lawyer could save me jail. However, if the choice is between a loved one dying, and me going to prison because I killed the one threatening my loved one, then prison it is.
Self defense or not, we have legal precedents here that say you should not have used deadly force/should have called the police/deescalated, etc. killing a guy who is attempting to assault (possibly non-lethally) your family is an overstep.

I don’t think I’d have the self-control to do anything other than 100% of what I am capable of in situations like that.
post 1660001513 04-20-2022, 10:18 PM
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I saw a video on IG today of some dude approaching an old guy who he caught taking photos of his 2 year old daughter.

Kept asking him why he was taking photos of his daughter and then eventually a security guard got involved and asked why he was taking pics, he replied "because shes cute"



I wouldnt have done any talking whatsoever. Would be a gruesome murder scene if I caught some piece of chit taking pics of my kids. I would do my time (and i would get time in cuckanada) with a smile on my face.
post 1660001543 04-20-2022, 10:21 PM
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No. i do not worry about what I can't control

as long as i am secure in my self i am good.

wrt prison, clean record lol
post 1660001563 04-20-2022, 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted By CanuckGame
I saw a video on IG today of some dude approaching an old guy who he caught taking photos of his 2 year old daughter.

Kept asking him why he was taking photos of his daughter and then eventually a security guard got involved and asked why he was taking pics, he replied "because shes cute"


I wouldnt have done any talking whatsoever. Would be a gruesome murder scene if I caught some piece of chit taking pics of my kids. I would do my time (and i would get time in cuckanada) with a smile on my face.
I'm sure the guy was a creep/p3do in this case. But I used to do photography (not people; mostly landscape and pet). I had a friend who was a successful street photographer. The number of times people get upset at street photographers, assuming they have some creepy motive, made me never want to try it. lol
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
I’m not even sh*tting you I genuinely believe I’m smart enough to get away with murder if I really put my mind to it.

I’m not saying it wouldn’t be a lot of work because of course it would. But if I really needed to do it…. I’m a smart guy… I actually think I could figure it out.

Famous last words from every killer maybe but…

Srs
No witness no dna… pretty plain and simple I would think… overthinking it can leave a trail of clues I would think, I’ve heard of prosecutors using “left cell phone at home” as a clue
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Yes all the time srs. Was in jail before and don't wanna go back. Live in toxic environment.
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The best way to protect your family is to make enough money so you're not afraid you'll have to defend yourself.

Move to a good neighborhood, don't go to random shady places. If there is an argument, walk away.

I spend less than .1% of my life afraid I'll have to defend my family because we avoid poor areas.
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Originally Posted By metroins
The best way to protect your family is to make enough money so you're not afraid you'll have to defend yourself.

Move to a good neighborhood, don't go to random shady places. If there is an argument, walk away.

I spend less than .1% of my life afraid I'll have to defend my family because we avoid poor areas.
The good neighborhood thing is changing these days. A close neighbor of mine had a car stolen after a break-in. Family was in the house while a bunch of guys went into the garage. The area is very secluded and has basically been crime-free for decades. Times are changing.
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
I wouldn’t hesitate to murder someone who kicked my dog.

Not even out of emotion. After the kicking occurred I’d meticulous plan out how I was going to murder you and dump the cut up pieces of your body in the swamp or ocean never to be found.
your daughter come to my house today and kicked my dog
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