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Originally posted by illinois9er:
Not going to lie but this gives me second thoughts about our family trip there for the Cowboys game. The wife and I have been to the city multiple times but have never brought the kids yet. We haven't been since the monsoon Indy game a few years ago, which we had zero issue, but have heard it's more chaotic now.
Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:
Originally posted by MrGriz:
Originally posted by VaBeachNiner:
Why does this sound like Ricky was not the victim. Dafuq?
Dude, it's Cali. You're not supposed to defend yourself. I would only be mildly surprised to hear that Ricky got charged for shooting the a*****e because he took the gun away already and therefore the guy wasn't a threat and there was no reason to shoot.
Someone that does an armed robbery on you is always a threat until they are neutralized. You don't know if they have another gun.
Originally posted by bassmanr:
That's they way it should be however I've heard about someone breaking in a victims house wth a gun. The owner shoots him and it's sued for over 100 grand. Ridiculous but it's the lame laws around guns for protection.
Originally posted by NONAME:
Originally posted by illinois9er:It's not. If anything it's cleaner than it's ever been. I just took my kids a few weeks ago and we did all the tourist stuff and it was a blast
Not going to lie but this gives me second thoughts about our family trip there for the Cowboys game. The wife and I have been to the city multiple times but have never brought the kids yet. We haven't been since the monsoon Indy game a few years ago, which we had zero issue, but have heard it's more chaotic now.
Originally posted by gallux:If there's anything on this Earth that you can trust, it's the rationality and emotional stability of a 17 year old waving a gun in your face.
just be smart, give him that damn watch and protect your life and your career, don't act like a superhero or a man of steel, how many rolex can you affort to buy? Report that guy to cops and next day enjoy your lucky life at training
Originally posted by illinois9er:
Not going to lie but this gives me second thoughts about our family trip there for the Cowboys game. The wife and I have been to the city multiple times but have never brought the kids yet. We haven't been since the monsoon Indy game a few years ago, which we had zero issue, but have heard it's more chaotic now.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by gallux:If there's anything on this Earth that you can trust, it's the rationality and emotional stability of a 17 year old waving a gun in your face.
just be smart, give him that damn watch and protect your life and your career, don't act like a superhero or a man of steel, how many rolex can you affort to buy? Report that guy to cops and next day enjoy your lucky life at training
Originally posted by ads_2006:
Originally posted by illinois9er:
Not going to lie but this gives me second thoughts about our family trip there for the Cowboys game. The wife and I have been to the city multiple times but have never brought the kids yet. We haven't been since the monsoon Indy game a few years ago, which we had zero issue, but have heard it's more chaotic now.
You will be fine. If you're planning to do all the tourist stuff, just don't leave anything in your vehicle. Don't take the kids near the tenderloin and you won't have an issue with safety (not that you would in general, just kids would see stuff you wouldn't want them seeing).
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by gallux:If there's anything on this Earth that you can trust, it's the rationality and emotional stability of a 17 year old waving a gun in your face.
just be smart, give him that damn watch and protect your life and your career, don't act like a superhero or a man of steel, how many rolex can you affort to buy? Report that guy to cops and next day enjoy your lucky life at training
Originally posted by frenchmov:
Originally posted by bassmanr:
That's they way it should be however I've heard about someone breaking in a victims house wth a gun. The owner shoots him and it's sued for over 100 grand. Ridiculous but it's the lame laws around guns for protection.
Every case is different but I saw one where guy breaks into house to steal something, owner discovers him, guy flees the house and is running away and off the property, and the guy guns him down in the street.
I don't think it's reasonable to shoot a burglar who is fleeing/off your property. He's no longer a threat and shooting in public you risk hurting innocent people.
But every case is different.
Originally posted by illinois9er:
Not going to lie but this gives me second thoughts about our family trip there for the Cowboys game. The wife and I have been to the city multiple times but have never brought the kids yet. We haven't been since the monsoon Indy game a few years ago, which we had zero issue, but have heard it's more chaotic now.