On Saturday, February 23, 2013 8:03:44 AM UTC+11, yaputya wrote:
> "regn" <
regn.p...@gmail.com> wrote in message news:aed0964e-e648-488a...@googlegroups.com...
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> > On Saturday, February 23, 2013 12:53:41 AM UTC+11, yaputya wrote:
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> >> "regn" <
regn.p...@gmail.com> wrote in message news:e7269f72-9e63-4e9b...@googlegroups.com...
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> >> > On Friday, February 22, 2013 8:52:02 PM UTC+11, bringyagrogalong wrote:
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> >> >> "Spartan613" <
nos...@buggeroff.com> wrote:
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> >> >> > "bringyagrogalong" <
sof...@aapt.net.au> wrote in message
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> >> >> That didn't seem to work for Pistorius' girlfriend.
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> >> > The girl doesn't seem to have had a gun and she was killed.
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> >> > dial 000 (911) and die
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> >> There was a gun under the bed.
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> > Any gun that may or may not have been under the bed
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> > was not owned by the girl.
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> >> She didn't pick it up. Oscar did and went for her.
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> >> Have a loasded gun in the house and die.
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> > The exact circumstances have not been resolved as to
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> > whether it was loaded, whether she knew it was there,
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> > whether it may have been under the bed or why.
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> > She didn't have a firearm
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> > She is now dead.
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> There was a firearm in the house.
She didn't have a firearm
> She is now dead.
> QED
yep
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> Should every wife/lover have a hidden weapon in case their spouse goes nuts?
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That should be their choice. Like driving with or without
a seatbelt should be a choice.
> >> >> In fact it was the gun in the home that killed her.
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> >> > The firearm is not being charged. The police have charged Pistorius
> >> > with killing the girl.
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> >> Yeah, un upstanding citizen.
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> > No, Pistorius killed her, he is being charged for the
> > murder. The Firearm did not kill her.
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> Cause of death gunshot wounds. Go figure Einstein.....
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I have not been able to locate the Autopsy report, perhaps
you could link to it as you seem to have more details
than I am seeing released
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> > There is still to be resolved the part
> > the cricket bat played in being used to kill her.
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> Perhaps, but why would you shoot 4 times through a closed door
> if you had already killed the victim???
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The part the bat played is still to be resolved.
It had blood on it, it played a part
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> >> >> Just another example as to why gun control is needed urgently.
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> >> > I suspect Pistorius killing the girlfriend will be found to be
> >> > a mental health issue combined with living in a violent
> >> > society run by blacks.
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> >> The truth is you can't tell who is nuts before they kill.
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> > Most nuts don't kill.
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> Nuts with guns do all too often.
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As with nuts with knives, cars, matches and fists.
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> >> So don't give us any bullshit that 'mental health checks' etc.
> >> could have avoided this murder. Having a gun under the
> >> bed made it all too easy to kill someone through a locked
> >> door.
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> > Witnesses say she was alive when carried downstairs so it
> > has yet to be resolved she was killed in the locked bathroom.
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> No excuse for shooting through a locked door, you are commiting
> first degree murder, that much is clear. Pisto may get off the maximum
> possible sentence but you don't have any excuse to execute someone
> who is sitting on your toilet.
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It has not been resolved why and what she was doing in
the toilet.
It could be assumed she was making noises that identified herself.
Pistorius `innocence` is at best, a notional technicality.
but a number of the details you see as fact have not been resolved.
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> >> And that fuckwit child Spartan613 has gone very quiet about
> >> other possible self-defense weapons that kill through a locked door.
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> > I have a "Bear Alaskan" bow that would fuck up people behind a
> > lot of external doors, let alone internal ones. Failing that,
> > I have tomatoe stakes, star posts, fire extinguishers, I even
> > got an extension chain saw that hangs off the whipper snipper.
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> And I suppose you keep all these instruments at the ready under the bed?
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> ROTFLMFHO!!!!
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You asked how could someone be killed through a locked toilet door.
It is claimed the killing was premeditated. so in such a case all these would have been made handy, tested and available.
How would _you_ kill someone through a locked door?
petrol?
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> > How gruesome do you want to get?
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> Get back to reality.
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The reality is Pistorius had a firearm, the girl didn't.
The girl is dead and there's a reasonable chance that
Pistorius will top himself before he goes to trial.
Now that he's been released, hell have a lot to
think about and some easy options.
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> >> It is illegal in Australia to own a gun for self-defense.
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> > It is illegal to own a cricket bat for self defense as well.
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> Bullshit.
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> Quote the relevant law or retract that absurdity at once.
Here's one
http://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/fullhtml/inforce/act+127+1998+FIRST+0+N
[quote st]
(17) A side-handled baton or any other similar article consisting of a
baton, staff or rod that is made of any hard substance and has fitted
to one side a handle, whether or not that handle is permanently fixed,
but not including any such article that is produced and identified
as a children’s toy.
[quote fin]
When a cricket bat is intended to be used for self defense, it is a weapon.
Self defense is not a valid reason to have a weapon.
So if the cops come visitting and they ask you about a cricket bat
near the front door, you don't say it's there for self defense, you say you
were playing cricket and haven't put it away yet.