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Anyone with a gun is 100% responsible for the outcomes of useing it. The training for carrying it and useing it must be in absolutes, you always dissable, unloa
by metalman 9mo ago
Anyone with a gun is 100% responsible for the outcomes of useing it. The training for carrying it and useing it must be in absolutes, you always dissable, unload, or holster a weapon unless imediatly required, chamber is checked, the barrell NEVER tracks across a human, there is never a situation where an armed person can not walk away from an unarmed person, repeated, tested, habitual life long habbits in gun handling.
Or some asshole who tried to get off on the crime of cold blooded murder of someone who he let in his house, had left his home after he got a gun, he followed her out and shot her, she tried to escape, he shot her 5 more times while she was backing away, and she THEN slammed his head in her car door.
True grit, wish she made it.
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pic from car right before he fires first shot
https://atlantablackstar.com/2026/02/03/ohio-83-year-old-man-who-killed-black-uber-driver-he-thought-was-trying-to-scam-him-out-of-12k-in-extortion-scheme-learns-his-fate/ https://atlantablackstar.com/2026/02/03/ohio-83-year-old-man...
- cucumber3732842 9mo agoJFC. Of course the old man is responsible, that's why he's going to prison. But to just leave it at that is to be an enabler of the scammers, there's a lot more that went into teeing up this situation that ought to be prevented. What if he'd just have fallen for the scam instead of shooting anyone? That's still not an acceptable outcome.