Wrong. Fed law only trumps state law when consistent with the US constitution. Feds have no jurisdiction. GTFO of Nawleans. Its a Louisiana problem.
But ask yourself... last time you sold some shit on Craigslist you brought a gun for real
Two LSU athletes questioned after fatal shooting in Baton Rouge
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Wrong. Fed law only trumps state law when consistent with the US constitution. Feds have no jurisdiction. GTFO of Nawleans. Its a Louisiana problem.
But ask yourself... last time you sold some shit on Craigslist you brought a gun for real
Go read my post on the mini-ex. On Craigslist too, BTW.
We will or have heard all the gun nuts defending the killing of a person. It might be justified but these are kids in college. Wow.
I’ll have to Google that. Sounds like some good advice
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My words are ringing true, rules and moderation are necessary. Perfect example of outside trolls trying to cause trouble.
Actually quite the opposite old man. There's more gun ownership, gun enthusiasts than ever before. These kids were selling electronics in a parking lot. The transaction was going down in a car. Two 18 year old kids packing. What could go wrong? smfh
Electrical device they were selling...
https://www.dhgate.com/product/newest-heady-glass-bongs-water-pipes-12-5/394326028.html
https://www.dhgate.com/product/newest-heady-glass-bongs-water-pipes-12-5/394326028.html
I'm pro 2nd Amendnent. These 18 year olds were men imo. SHF! No telling what really happened. Shady? Maybe. But I'm also a firm believer in innocent until proven guilty. And right now they are innocent. So yes it is better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6!
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I read LSU cut them from the team. Is that true, despite police ruling it self defense? Are they out for the Fiesta?
It is best to judge the behavior at an individual level rather than make blanket statements about gun owners. Keep your ignorant political beliefs off the UCF message board.
None of the above has happened. LSU has 3 attorneys working on their case so I think both will be dressed ready to play in Fiesta Bowl.
Personally I’d think murdering someone, even in self defense, would be a major distraction to play in a football game. Of course, that’s just me.
Is "killing" more appropriate? How about, "taking another human being's life?" Again--just me, but if I "killed" someone or "took another human being's life," even in self defense, I'm not sure I'd be psychologically able to play football days later. What's the protocol when police officers "kill" or "take another human being's life?" Aren't they usually released from duty for several months, required to undergo mandatory counseling, etc. before they're able to return to their regular duties?
The pre-game pep talks could get awkward.
"Let's kill these mother f*ckers"
"Easy, Dave...."
"Well, not literally, but...ok...let's savagely beat these b*stards!"
"Not that much better, buddy."
"Ok, let's...whatever...let's GOOOOOO!"
"Let's kill these mother f*ckers"
"Easy, Dave...."
"Well, not literally, but...ok...let's savagely beat these b*stards!"
"Not that much better, buddy."
"Ok, let's...whatever...let's GOOOOOO!"
Got some future Hernandez’ on that team right there. Urban can counsel them on leadership.
I’m not a pay the players guy but it would help dudes not need to craigslist stuff for beer money. Spoken from experience.
I’m not a pay the players guy but it would help dudes not need to craigslist stuff for beer money. Spoken from experience.
Some may argue that they need to lay off the beer during bowl prep though, at least, if you don't even have the money in the first place. Finish your season and then go have some of that kind of fun.
Grown men can work hard during the day and drink some beer at night. They are college students, you didn’t want to party it up when you were 20?
