• Madison420@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    They did, read the testimony. He has the window blocked and he removed it so the window would be the easiest way to enter.

    He set a trap, there’s no legitimate purpose for that.

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      3 days ago

      The dude clearly murdered them and had violent vigilante fantasies—I don’t argue that one bit.

      That said, they still came up to his house, broke a window, and entered with the intention to burgle it. It doesn’t really matter if the window was previously blocked or made of paper—breaking and entering with the intention of burglary is a crime, and having no block on a window isn’t enticement to have your house burgled.

      Again, before anyone thinks I’m defending him, I fully agree that he is a murderer. I just think the burglars weren’t innocent either. In Reddit lingo, “everyone sucks here”.

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        3 days ago

        You are defending him boss.

        The jury took less than three hours to establish as a matter of fact that none of the shootings were justified or in defense. It’s a fact now, your opinion is just that… An opinion and one not backed by either statute or the court case.

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          3 days ago

          I already requested the link for the info you are referencing, and I have told you where I found mine. Please provide a source, I would like to learn.

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            3 days ago

            I did!

            The court transcripts which I’ve read, you haven’t and I’m not your goddamn mom. You know the source, go get it for yourself.

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        3 days ago

        If you’re arguing that both the murderer and murder victims “suck” maybe you need to rethink your priorities…

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                3 days ago

                Absolutely. If you think unarmed burglary and premeditated murder are the same morally and legally I cannot agree.

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                  3 days ago

                  Never said that. You are taking everything I say and twisting it.

                  The man is a murderer, the intruders are burglars, everyone sucks here. That is the only point I have ever made in this thread.

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                    3 days ago

                    https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/comment/15490737

                    I’m not saying one is worse than the other, rather that both fucked around and found out.

                    Except it isn’t, you keep saying he had the right for the first few shots the jury found he did not.

                    I hope none of this comes off as a defense of that asshole, but facts matter, and those teens did commit a crime. I don’t think they deserved to be executed for it, but he was within his rights to defend himself when they broke in to his home. He was not within his rights to execute them after the threat was over.