Kenneth Darlington, a 77 year old lawyer and professor (Panama-born US citizen), shot two climate activists blocking the Pan-American Highway.
I mean no disrespect, but this is not a movie. That's not a real thing. If someone shoots you in the leg, you are still very likely to die. Legs are full of blood vessels. Also, that's not really going to stop an attacker. Adrenaline is very powerful.Shooting someone in the arm or leg is always a more sound option if you simply are acting in self defense. If you shoot to kill then expect no sympathy from a judge or jury.
This is the thing - but just like with the evil politicians, let's be honest and admit we're all surprised that more of this kind of thing hasn't happened.People are getting fed up
If someone shoots you in the leg, you are still very likely to die. Legs are full of blood vessels. Also, that's not really going to stop an attacker. Adrenaline is very powerful.
If you get shot in the leg you aren't going to die instantly. If you are near someone trying to kill you who was shot in the leg, he is probably still going to try to kill you as long as he's alive.These statements are somewhat contradictory.
On top of that he was a guest in their country.Afaik these were not leftist "climate change" activists but legit protesters against concessions given to a Canadian mining concern to continue mining and exploitation of Central America's biggest open-pit copper mine for at least another 20 years. In any case, it takes a psycho to shoot at people in another country because of a friggin roadblock. Such an entitlement complex is appaling.
Allow me to elaborate: Let's say you charge at someone with a knife and thet shoot you in the leg. You will get an adrenalin rush, and thanks to that, the shot will not stop your charge, and you will likely not even feel any pain until a couple minutes after the fact. The adrenaline rush will end, however, and you will bleed out and die. Thing is, by that time, you probably already stabbed the other guy to death, and had he aimed at your torso or head, he'd have lived.These statements are somewhat contradictory.
Roadblocks are highly egregious. I agree it is somewhat questionable for private citizens to go around shooting people unless it is self defense, but the government should definitely shoot people who do these roadblocks. You never see anyone blocking roads because they're trying to preach the gospel. It's always some lefty thing.Afaik these were not leftist "climate change" activists but legit protesters against concessions given to a Canadian mining concern to continue mining and exploitation of Central America's biggest open-pit copper mine for at least another 20 years. In any case, it takes a psycho to shoot at people in another country because of a friggin roadblock. Such an entitlement complex is appaling.
They're right out of the leftist playbook. It's the same reason you see the conjured up race riots every election year. The goal is to bully and annoy you into complacency.Roadblocks are highly egregious. I agree it is somewhat questionable for private citizens to go around shooting people, but the government should definitely shoot people who do these roadblocks. You never see anyone blocking roads because they're trying to preach the gospel. It's always some lefty thing.
You can be shot in the heart and still live for a considerable amount of time, you can be shot in the hand and die almost immediately.Allow me to elaborate: Let's say you charge at someone with a knife and thet shoot you in the leg. You will get an adrenalin rush, and thanks to that, the shot will not stop your charge, and you will likely not even feel any pain until a couple minutes after the fact. The adrenaline rush will end, however, and you will bleed out and die. Thing is, by that time, you probably already stabbed the other guy to death, and had he aimed at your torso or head, he'd have lived.
All news report him as "Panama-born US citizen" so not really a guest but no longer the host.On top of that he was a guest in their country.
Yeah this is a little different than a BLM roadblock in Berkeley.Afaik these were not leftist "climate change" activists but legit protesters against concessions given to a Canadian mining concern to continue mining and exploitation of Central America's biggest open-pit copper mine for at least another 20 years. In any case, it takes a psycho to shoot at people in another country because of a friggin roadblock. Such an entitlement complex is appaling.