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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/7/2008 11:16:14 PM   
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Too many people trust Smth and Wesson more than they trust God.



I trust that God will make my aim straight and true just as he did David's rock to the head of Goliath....

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/7/2008 11:17:39 PM   
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Too many people trust Smth and Wesson more than they trust God.

David trusted God - and carried 5 stones and a sling when he went out to meet Goliath.



Of course that was on a BATTLEFIELD in the middle of a WAR, but why quibble over those trivial details!


Which means nothing since it's a matter of faith...

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/8/2008 8:32:46 AM   
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Too many people trust Smth and Wesson more than they trust God.

David trusted God - and carried 5 stones and a sling when he went out to meet Goliath.



Of course that was on a BATTLEFIELD in the middle of a WAR, but why quibble over those trivial details!


Which means nothing since it's a matter of faith...

John


I forgot about that part of the Bible where Jesus commanded us to go out and "kill the robbers"! Thanks for reminding me John!

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/8/2008 8:58:33 AM   
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Heck I wouldn't even knock on a stranger's door to ask directions! I might get shot with them thinking I was an illegal alien there to rob them!

Oh well, I actually feel sorry for Mr. Horn because his type of celebrity will have him looking over his shoulder for the rest of his life. The criminals may have gotten capital punishment for their crime but Mr. Horn got life without parole!

Looks the other way around to me. You wouldn't bother him and I certainly wouldn't consider burglarizing his neighbor's home (much less him), so I'd say criminals with any sense will leave the old guy alone.
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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/8/2008 9:00:39 AM   
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I forgot about that part of the Bible where Jesus commanded us to go out and "kill the robbers"! Thanks for reminding me John!

What about the part where Jesus condemned His executioners and those of the two thieves... uhmmm... didn't happen.
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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/8/2008 4:47:23 PM   
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So the lesson to the rest of America is to stay off people's property in Texas because if you might stop and approach someones house to ask directions you may be justifiably shot if the owner of the property felt "threatened" by a stranger approaching his door.
Ayup! That's what we do down here for fun in the evenings, we'uns just wait for them thar lost folks to come a'wandering up our driveways to ask directions. Them thar ones who done went and broke down and need to use the phone are even more fun! And to boot, there ain't no witnesses left either for our front yard shootin ranges to be bothered with!

YEE HAW! Long live Texas!

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/9/2008 8:27:52 PM   
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So he should have cowered in the closet and hope they didn't come into his house?

John


Yes.


The police were on their way to nab the burglars. They would have gotten caught, and received a punishment that was more pertaining to their crime than execution. . .



Wait untilthey open the door befiore shooting them! Why is that so difficult for those of you that think Mr. Horn was correct in going outside and shooting someone in the back?????


And when they open the door and put a bullet in his head... Oh well?

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/9/2008 8:31:13 PM   
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The arguments are not moot from a moral standpoint, however.


Sadly for those that support Mr Horn thereappears to be no difference between legal and moral

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/9/2008 8:36:06 PM   
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But Jesus didn't give us that example in His crucifixion, did He?

Are you saying that allowing thugs to get away with murder, rape, and theft of a neighbor without challenge or an attempt to stop them is on par with Jesus willingly laying down His life to save those who repent of sin and receive His offer of eternal life?

That's bizarre on a whole new level!


Just curious but which neoghbor of Mr Horn was murdered or raped? Or even physically assaulted?

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/10/2008 6:21:51 AM   
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I forgot about that part of the Bible where Jesus commanded us to go out and "kill the robbers"! Thanks for reminding me John!

What about the part where Jesus condemned His executioners and those of the two thieves... uhmmm... didn't happen.


Sorry I didn't add the [sarc/on] but I thought that it would be obvious! "Lord, forgive them they know not what they do."

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/11/2008 10:50:05 AM   
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Ayup! That's what we do down here for fun in the evenings, we'uns just wait for them thar lost folks to come a'wandering up our driveways to ask directions. Them thar ones who done went and broke down and need to use the phone are even more fun! And to boot, there ain't no witnesses left either for our front yard shootin ranges to be bothered with!


Except for hunting season when they couldn't possibly make it to the porch alive with Dead Eye Dick on the warpath... ; )

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/11/2008 10:54:33 AM   
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But Jesus didn't give us that example in His crucifixion, did He?

Are you saying that allowing thugs to get away with murder, rape, and theft of a neighbor without challenge or an attempt to stop them is on par with Jesus willingly laying down His life to save those who repent of sin and receive His offer of eternal life?

That's bizarre on a whole new level!


Just curious but which neoghbor of Mr Horn was murdered or raped? Or even physically assaulted?

Mr. Horn knew that how?
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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/11/2008 11:11:58 AM   
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How would he know and what difference would it really had made?

The man saw something out of the ordinary happening, something that appeared to be a threat to his neighbor's propeerty, even possibly a threat to anyone who may have been inside the house.

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/11/2008 1:33:35 PM   
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Well I had way rather have Mr. Horn as my neighbor than any of the tree hugging libs that have posted on this thread.

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/11/2008 1:38:39 PM   
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Afraid of the people you call names and make fun of?
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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/11/2008 1:43:26 PM   
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Afraid of the people you call names and make fun of?


Not hardly, just know that Mr. Horn would protect my property as I would his.


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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/11/2008 1:44:20 PM   
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The one thing that allows thieves and criminals their boldness is finding out that most people are scared or just don't care to help their neighbors out when they are being victimized.

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/11/2008 2:08:19 PM   
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Well I had way rather have Mr. Horn as my neighbor than any of the tree hugging libs that have posted on this thread.

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RC


Easy, cowboy. Put your 6-shooter back in its holster.

I aint no tree hugging libbie. I just think killing is wrong. I'm goofy like that.

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/12/2008 11:12:18 AM   
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But Jesus didn't give us that example in His crucifixion, did He?

Are you saying that allowing thugs to get away with murder, rape, and theft of a neighbor without challenge or an attempt to stop them is on par with Jesus willingly laying down His life to save those who repent of sin and receive His offer of eternal life?

That's bizarre on a whole new level!


Just curious but which neoghbor of Mr Horn was murdered or raped? Or even physically assaulted?

Mr. Horn knew that how?


My point being that he did not know and was therefore not justified in the use of force to such an extent that he murdered two people by shooting them in the back

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/12/2008 1:41:06 PM   
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Nice to know that we know better than the officer on the scene and the jury that examined all the evidence.

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/12/2008 2:52:25 PM   
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Well I had way rather have Mr. Horn as my neighbor than any of the tree hugging libs that have posted on this thread.

Thanks
RC


Easy, cowboy. Put your 6-shooter back in its holster.

I aint no tree hugging libbie. I just think killing is wrong. I'm goofy like that.


You are certainly entitled to your opinion, I just hope the bad guys do not come after you or your family.

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/12/2008 3:44:39 PM   
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Well I had way rather have Mr. Horn as my neighbor than any of the tree hugging libs that have posted on this thread.

Thanks
RC


Easy, cowboy. Put your 6-shooter back in its holster.

I aint no tree hugging libbie. I just think killing is wrong. I'm goofy like that.


You are certainly entitled to your opinion, I just hope the bad guys do not come after you or your family.

Thanks
RC


Just as I hope that God is merciful to those who support senseless violence and unjust murder.

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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/12/2008 4:04:37 PM   
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Well I had way rather have Mr. Horn as my neighbor than any of the tree hugging libs that have posted on this thread.

Thanks
RC


Easy, cowboy. Put your 6-shooter back in its holster.

I aint no tree hugging libbie. I just think killing is wrong. I'm goofy like that.


You are certainly entitled to your opinion, I just hope the bad guys do not come after you or your family.

Thanks
RC


Just as I hope that God is merciful to those who support senseless violence and unjust murder.


I can guarentee that God is merciful, just cannot guarentee that you and your family will be safe from the thugs.

Thsnks
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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/12/2008 4:16:28 PM   
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Easy, cowboy. Put your 6-shooter back in its holster.

I aint no tree hugging libbie. I just think killing is wrong. I'm goofy like that.


What would your actions be if you saw someone breaking into your neighbors house?

What would your action be if someone was breaking into your own house with you and your family inside?

Thanks
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RE: Texas man cleared of killing suspected burglars - 7/12/2008 7:21:25 PM   
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Easy, cowboy. Put your 6-shooter back in its holster.

I aint no tree hugging libbie. I just think killing is wrong. I'm goofy like that.


What would your actions be if you saw someone breaking into your neighbors house?

What would your action be if someone was breaking into your own house with you and your family inside?

Thanks
RC


First off, I would do as the police ordered me to.

Secondly, if it was my neighbors house, I would simply call the police. I love my neighbors, but I am not going to kill to protect their possessions.

If they broke into my house. . . if they weren't going to hurt me or my family, they can take whatever they want.

If there is imminent danger, then I would do what it would take to stop it. Hopefully it wouldn't mean killing.

Even then. . . I still think killing is wrong.

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