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Just the thought of being forced out of my house, or even having it invaded confrontationally by someone like this who is relentless and antagonistic, immediate
by lr4444lr 9y ago
Just the thought of being forced out of my house, or even having it invaded confrontationally by someone like this who is relentless and antagonistic, immediately gives me the gut reaction that if I take a baseball bat at night, catch him while he's sleeping, and beat him badly enough to the point where I can safely call the cops and claim I just defended myself after he tried to drag me into his room and I grabbed a bat, what's his recourse? I play a convincing victim of assault, and he's got what to counter it, a serial history of manipulation while recuperating in the hospital? I might even call the cops a few times leading up to the big night with fake domestic violence complaints just to butter it up even better in preparation for it. I can't be the only one who thinks along these lines.
- rocky1138 9y agoWell, if that ever happens in your future, I'm sure your comment will be used as evidence against you in court :) I'm not a lawyer, but I'd definitely recommend you don't "take the law into your own hands." I've seen more than enough episodes of Forensic Files to know that very intelligent people can play back an attack and put it together no matter how counterintuitive it seems.
- IntronExon 9y agoIf you’re committed to assault and battery with a risk of murder, you might as well just disappear him. Note that I recommend neither course or action for obvious moral and legal reasons.
- danielvf 9y agoThe police are really, really not that stupid. And remember, this guy is a lawyer, who spent his fighting tenant battles, has stabbed people, and shortly after this, murdered someone. If you live, his words alone as a lawyer and a practiced manipulator would be win out over you. Much less the actual crime scene evidence. And you just might not live, since you were going into it without the idea that this could be a fight to death, and he could legaly kill you in self defense. No, what solves this kind of thing is the truth, relentless pieced together and recorded, gaining the ability to say no, while protecting yourself from harm.
- markbnj 9y agoPeople like this are intuitively manipulative and often strangely good judges of character. If you're the type of confident person who would not in a million years put up with his crap then it's very likely you would never have to, because he would seek out someone more malleable to make a victim of.
- rt234 9y agoWho is the crazy one here?
- newnewpdro 9y agoI don't think you've thought this through fully. If you start calling the cops on some bogus claims, what's to prevent him from doing the same? This is purely one person's word against the other's, so it isn't really going to work. There are criminal solutions to these problems where you're unlikely to be implicated, but getting the police involved in your conflict a priori is certainly not the way to promote success.
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- flycaliguy 9y agoWhoa, thank you for a trip into your mind.