Suspected shooter and Atlanta based accountant apparently let the ANTIFA get the better of him, driving past and and turned around to tear down the Trump banner of homeowner Mark Thomas. After Mr. Thomas fired a couple of warning shots, the man in a ANTIFA mask fired at him. Then turned around and came back firing several more shots. One struck the homeowner's refrigerator. Thomas said later, "the triggered man did not realize how close he came to dying".
The TDS is becoming tedious.
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Herein lies the problem, conservative guy uses warning shots and enemy combatant lives to fight another day and almost succeeds in killing the mercy giver. I would assume being a river rafting guide is equivalent to those of us in Texas who own backhoes.
ReplyDeleteAmmo has gotten too expensive for warning shots.
DeleteAnd now this POS is a burden on the taxpayers. Time to remove root causes. Would have been a fully justified act of self defense.
ReplyDeleteShotgun + rock salt load = deterrence. Be ready to load another round/shell if necessary, I use mixed loads for just this possibility.
ReplyDeleteLawsuit in 3 2 1
ReplyDeleteBIG MISTAKE! Should have filled that AntiFa POS with lead, and made his family pay for the ammo wasted on his worthless carcass.
ReplyDeleteI Just fire the warning shots afterwards.....
ReplyDeleteA ground plate, one leg of a 220 circuit, and plenty of copper in the banner is the best solution. Make sure the wire is removed before the police arrive. While a warning shot is a good thing, it's better to put a round in a tire.
ReplyDeleteAmmo is too expensive because of obama and the rest of the democrats. So I will now only fire warning shots to the temple. So his friends are warned.
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