Anonymous wrote:I hope one of these criminals is kind enough to target a Member of Congress again because that’s what it takes for Congress to intervene (the Council is a lost cause).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can a lawyer weigh in on why parents can't be held responsible for crimes committed by minors? From what I can tell, DC Counsel keeps arguing that the "juvenile" brain isn't fully formed until age 25 or so and we need to go even easier on these kids. If 14 year olds are committing carjackings, armed robberies etc but basically can't get punished. Then who is responsible? No ONE? this is a crime lovers paradise. Can't parents be prosecuted if their kid uses a gun n the home to shoot someone? Seems like if a parent is so lax that their 12 year old if committing crimes at 1am, then they should also be held responsible.
From Day #1 DCPS hammers into AA kids that they are victims and the system is structurally against them. They watch YouTube videos of kids taking whatever they want with zero consequences. After five years of this they are sadly fully programmed and armed and dangerous. It can turn out no other way.
Anonymous wrote:Can a lawyer weigh in on why parents can't be held responsible for crimes committed by minors? From what I can tell, DC Counsel keeps arguing that the "juvenile" brain isn't fully formed until age 25 or so and we need to go even easier on these kids. If 14 year olds are committing carjackings, armed robberies etc but basically can't get punished. Then who is responsible? No ONE? this is a crime lovers paradise. Can't parents be prosecuted if their kid uses a gun n the home to shoot someone? Seems like if a parent is so lax that their 12 year old if committing crimes at 1am, then they should also be held responsible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just got my concealed carry permit as well. It’s easy to carry in a holster next to my seat, and I already feel a lot safer. I hope I never have to use it, but if I do then I am prepared to do what I have to do in order to protect myself from great bodily harm or death.
Look forward to seeing your trial when you shoot someone. Have fun when you get sued.
Nope. Self defense. Look forward reading about you getting hospitalized from a mugging.
What an absolutely psychopathic thing to say.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just got my concealed carry permit as well. It’s easy to carry in a holster next to my seat, and I already feel a lot safer. I hope I never have to use it, but if I do then I am prepared to do what I have to do in order to protect myself from great bodily harm or death.
Look forward to seeing your trial when you shoot someone. Have fun when you get sued.
Nope. Self defense. Look forward reading about you getting hospitalized from a mugging.
What an absolutely psychopathic thing to say.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just got my concealed carry permit as well. It’s easy to carry in a holster next to my seat, and I already feel a lot safer. I hope I never have to use it, but if I do then I am prepared to do what I have to do in order to protect myself from great bodily harm or death.
Look forward to seeing your trial when you shoot someone. Have fun when you get sued.
Nope. Self defense. Look forward reading about you getting hospitalized from a mugging.
in tort parents could be held responsible for actions of their kids.Anonymous wrote:Can a lawyer weigh in on why parents can't be held responsible for crimes committed by minors? From what I can tell, DC Counsel keeps arguing that the "juvenile" brain isn't fully formed until age 25 or so and we need to go even easier on these kids. If 14 year olds are committing carjackings, armed robberies etc but basically can't get punished. Then who is responsible? No ONE? this is a crime lovers paradise. Can't parents be prosecuted if their kid uses a gun n the home to shoot someone? Seems like if a parent is so lax that their 12 year old if committing crimes at 1am, then they should also be held responsible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just got my concealed carry permit as well. It’s easy to carry in a holster next to my seat, and I already feel a lot safer. I hope I never have to use it, but if I do then I am prepared to do what I have to do in order to protect myself from great bodily harm or death.
Look forward to seeing your trial when you shoot someone. Have fun when you get sued.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just got my concealed carry permit as well. It’s easy to carry in a holster next to my seat, and I already feel a lot safer. I hope I never have to use it, but if I do then I am prepared to do what I have to do in order to protect myself from great bodily harm or death.
Look forward to seeing your trial when you shoot someone. Have fun when you get sued.
Anonymous wrote:I just got my concealed carry permit as well. It’s easy to carry in a holster next to my seat, and I already feel a lot safer. I hope I never have to use it, but if I do then I am prepared to do what I have to do in order to protect myself from great bodily harm or death.
Anonymous wrote:I just got my concealed carry permit as well. It’s easy to carry in a holster next to my seat, and I already feel a lot safer. I hope I never have to use it, but if I do then I am prepared to do what I have to do in order to protect myself from great bodily harm or death.