(05-30-2015, 06:55 AM)StJude Wrote: AP calls the property owner's duplex "rundown." I'm not sure what relevance that has in this case. Now, I'm not a lawyer and I'm just speculating, but I would think a property owner could feel threatened in his building regardless of its condition. I guess AP knows better though, right?

(05-30-2015, 08:14 AM)Dutz Wrote:

(05-30-2015, 06:55 AM)StJude Wrote: AP calls the property owner's duplex "rundown." I'm not sure what relevance that has in this case. Now, I'm not a lawyer and I'm just speculating, but I would think a property owner could feel threatened in his building regardless of its condition. I guess AP knows better though, right?

The liberals have spent decades and billions of your tax dollars to develop an army of perpetually poor, ignorant, and afraid.

This army sits silent until the triggering words are spoken, i.e. "rich guy", "slum lord", or anything else related.

This zombie army is in fact so ignorant they don't even know what the words really mean, they just know they are to leap into action and do what they are told. Then like dogs in a pound they bark for their free hand outs, then chew and slobber on those handouts until they are sent into action again.

(05-31-2015, 11:12 AM)Brian S Wrote: 74 year old man with trespassers on his property charged with murder, but a 74 year old black lady under the same circumstances would be hailed a hero and be invited to the White House.

(06-14-2015, 12:41 PM)Brian S Wrote: In Illinois,, As your walking out to your car and see someone breaking in to it with obvious intentions to deface or steal it, is it considered your property and can you Stand Your Ground by stopping the break in and defending yourself if needed?