Joe Gearin wrote: You are correct Wally....... but yes......everyone's city sucks....except mine!
My city sucks at least as much as your's and Wally's....... So, there...............
When you get down to it, nobody has a lot to brag about.
Joe Gearin wrote: You are correct Wally....... but yes......everyone's city sucks....except mine!
My city sucks at least as much as your's and Wally's....... So, there...............
When you get down to it, nobody has a lot to brag about.
Joe Gearin wrote: Chicago's amount of trash in the streets is clearly inferior to the massive amounts of refuse in Manhattan on garbage day.
So, everyday is garbage day there?
dculberson wrote:Spinout007 wrote:You would shoot a cop because they shot your dog? I don't think that would end well for anyone involved, but most of all you.Jay_W wrote: It is most definitely NOT OK that cops have carte blanche to shoot dogs. It shouldn't be "instant death if the dog gets anywhere near him". This sort of thing is a power and intimidation ploy pure and simple. One of these days it's going to backfire.I've got a gun on me, and you draw a weapon and shoot my dog, my next assumption is I'm your next target. Yup its gonna backfire on you.
We have 8, 6 rescues 1 born with us, 1 given to us from a breeder friend. 2 are in training to be therapy dogs, all have been socialized and trained. The only aggression I've seen out of any of them has been towards a dumb E36 M3 UPS guy, who instead of letting me get a hand on the dog when he pulled up just got out of the truck and started kicking at him. They are our kids, wife has health issues that prevent her from having kids. So yes, if you shot my dog for no Damn reason in my front yard you would likely he shot yourself. Call it defending my home and family, as I said, my next assumption is that myself or someone else is your next Target. Oh and the badge doesn't mean anything once you start shooting for no reason.
Spinout007 wrote:dculberson wrote:We have 8, 6 rescues 1 born with us, 1 given to us from a breeder friend. 2 are in training to be therapy dogs, all have been socialized and trained. The only aggression I've seen out of any of them has been towards a dumb E36 M3 UPS guy, who instead of letting me get a hand on the dog when he pulled up just got out of the truck and started kicking at him. They are our kids, wife has health issues that prevent her from having kids. So yes, if you shot my dog for no Damn reason in my front yard you would likely he shot yourself. Call it defending my home and family, as I said, my next assumption is that myself or someone else is your next Target. Oh and the badge doesn't mean anything once you start shooting for no reason.Spinout007 wrote:You would shoot a cop because they shot your dog? I don't think that would end well for anyone involved, but most of all you.Jay_W wrote: It is most definitely NOT OK that cops have carte blanche to shoot dogs. It shouldn't be "instant death if the dog gets anywhere near him". This sort of thing is a power and intimidation ploy pure and simple. One of these days it's going to backfire.I've got a gun on me, and you draw a weapon and shoot my dog, my next assumption is I'm your next target. Yup its gonna backfire on you.
You would get shot and, if you survived, go to jail for life. Just keep that in mind as you plan your shooting spree. I love dogs but those are facts.
In reply to dculberson:
this.......let alone the fact you'd end up in jail for awhile by actually having a loaded firearm with you leaving your immediate property in illinois anyways.
yamaha wrote: In reply to dculberson: this.......let alone the fact you'd end up in jail for awhile by actually having a loaded firearm with you leaving your immediate property in illinois anyways.
Skip the jail part. You'd be dead. I'm a dog lover, but you'd be dead. (I'm reading this as if you'd fire at a cop. Every day Joe on the street who shoots at my dog will not survive pending circumstances.)
In reply to N Sperlo:
Oh no, I meant aside this current situation.......
yamaha wrote: In reply to N Sperlo: Oh no, I meant aside this current situation.......
In my state, if someone were to pull a weapon on your animal without probable cause, you have the right to use lethal force to protect your pet, but this will become a very harry situation in court when it comes down the the "he-says, she-says" argument.
If your animal is a threat, you're in big trouble if you pull your weapon on that other person.
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