That's a lot of judgement, assumption and condemnation in so few words.03Lightningrocks wrote:I don't think anyone is going to believe a story about wanting to hire an "escort" so you can "preach" to her. It is so absurd, it is funny. I won't go so far as to say he got what he deserved but I will say he got what he ask for. If any of us put ourselves in a situation of danger with nefarious individuals, we can't expect sympathy when we get "victimized". I put the word victimized in quotes because calling yourself a victim when you are committing a crime and get burnt is a very loose usage of the word. Claiming you were attempting to help someone when caught in the act of a sex crime is classic.
I can understand why they wrote the law to exclude criminal activity from a defense in the usage of deadly force. I could be a drug dealer who has not been caught yet. I have a CHL and can legally carry to protect my drugs???? LOL... it is kind of funny to think about.
Imagine your life experience if relegated to a wheelchair.
Imagine what lonely people do every day for a few minutes away from their loneliness.... Drugs, alcohol, TV, internet....
There are all kinds of behaviors that the general population would find "strange", I bet you have one. I bet we all do.
Who are we to judge? John 8:7
