Posted on 05/27/2013 7:33:39 PM PDT by Olog-hai
That's right. There are just so many of those wyatt people around, the odds of picking them to beat to death are just going to be pretty high. /s
Well worth reading. He's a cute beastie.
“Is it because we tend to avoid places like in the story that it hasn’t happened already?”
That is certainly the case in my area (between Newark & Jersey City in NJ); people know better than to be anywhere near any such groups. Due to the raiding that takes place (in which individuals or pairs hold up liquor stores and such), any such group invites immediate police scrutiny when they are around. They tend to stay in their areas, while we tend to stay in ours.
Not the animals that roam the towns and cities of NY.
It's not impossible to get a NY carry permit, but it is very difficult.
In Western PA, many citizens carrying legal, concealed guns are on the street and in the malls, protecting the average citizen {and don't think the animals that roam our streets are not aware of it}.
Treat them like rabid dogs.
This is NOT an isolated event; it just never gets airtime when the victim is white in ALL major cities.
HA!
That Alot is a mighty mighty beasty!
I would have far more compassion for a rabid dog than I would one of these subhuman wastes of oxygen. A rabid dog I would dispatch humanely. These filth, I'd only shoot most of them.
One I would want to feel his larynx crush in my fist (just for fun), and another I would want my thumbs to be the last things he ever sees. Let that last one live, forever sightless, as a warning to those who might consider following him.
A life spent eating from and crapping in a tube is just about right for these scum. Killing is almost too good for them, until you recognize where they're headed when they die...
LMAO!!!!
;-)
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