McCloskey's incited for using guns to protect

[LFD2037]

From what I’ve seen they literally broke down the gate at the entrance to the community to get in. Then when they were confronted by the McClosky’s they started making violent threats.

I don’t claim to know the laws in their state but in Texas you would likely be justified in using force to stop a mob of people who are making violent threats against you and your property.

No doubt muzzle and trigger discipline was horrible but I’m not sure it’s illegal.


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Pretty sure you can't use a weapon, or even your fists, on someone because they said mean things to you.
BUT these people were trespassing the second they went past the gate they tore down so that changes things a bit but the couple didn't fire a round so are they charged w/brandishing a weapon in an intimidating manner or ?

[Clay C]

Pretty sure you can't use a weapon, or even your fists, on someone because they said mean things to you.
BUT these people were trespassing the second they went past the gate they tore down so that changes things a bit but the couple didn't fire a round so are they charged w/brandishing a weapon in an intimidating manner or ?

A mob is different. Disparity of force is there.

[LFD2037]

A mob is different. Disparity of force is there.

Possibly. What are they being charged with? I'm not well versed on this story.

[flywise]

isn't it illegal to offer anything of value to a person running for office or once they are in office?

how is this pos Soros getting this done?

He pays lots of money to get them elected. He does not give them things after elected

[Mike D]

Pretty sure you can't use a weapon, or even your fists, on someone because they said mean things to you.

BUT these people were trespassing the second they went past the gate they tore down so that changes things a bit but the couple didn't fire a round so are they charged w/brandishing a weapon in an intimidating manner or ?

Didn’t say you could but if you have a mob of people threatening you especially on private property you sure can defend yourself and your property.

Just the pointing of a weapon of someone is not deadly force. Force yes, deadly force, no.


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[MacDaddy67]

They have a ton of money to fight....

They will prevai and the city will be paying them a huge settlement a few years from now