To: Arones
He reached into his pockets and pulled out dog treats after threatening to poison her dog. That is starting to poison the dog by feeding it. No person would wait until he put the food in the dog’s mouth.
So what do YOU say is not false?
69 posted on
05/29/2020 7:56:18 AM PDT by
Gratia
To: Gratia
Show us the part where he threatened to poison her dog. Even she didn’t say that.
Cooper said “you won’t like it”. Dog owners don’t like strangers offering treats. That is why birders, postmen & police bring bags of treats. They take them out & the dog is put on lead or brought indoors.
77 posted on
05/29/2020 8:44:38 AM PDT by
JayGalt
(You can't teach a donkey how to tap dance. Nemo me impune lacessit!)
To: Gratia
So what do YOU say is not false?
This
83 posted on
05/29/2020 9:03:28 AM PDT by
Arones
(When Leftists are in a minority, then they look for other ways to win.)
To: Gratia
He reached into his pockets and pulled out dog treats after threatening to poison her dog.
There is nothing to support your claim about threatening to poison her dog. If she perceived that as a credible interpretation of events, surely she might have cited that in her fake-panic claim to the dispatcher. She doesn’t believe your interpretation either.
99 posted on
05/29/2020 11:32:09 AM PDT by
lepton
("It is useless to attempt to reason a man out of a thing he was never reasoned into"--Jonathan Swift)
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