Good news everyone! Well, good news and bad news — a mixed bag of news. First, we bring you the bad news: turns out, Florida’s Stand Your Ground law has allowed drug dealers, gang members, killers, animal abusers, and violent attackers to walk free. But now for the good news! Floridians are extra creative when it comes to this law, using it in cases that lawmakers never envisioned. Talk about thinking outside the box!
<i>It&rsquo;s hard to do with a fairly small universe of cases to make a lot of judgments about what&rsquo;s there&hellip;.I think we just need to be cautious about jumping to a policy shift before we&rsquo;re clear about what it is we&rsquo;re trying to accomplish.</i>
yeah and i bet you were all so cautious and clear and had a statistically valid universe of test cases before you INSTITUTED the law right?
The way I read it is that he&#039;s not sure yet about what the intent of the law is, which would be a pretty amazing thing for a sane person to say.
My dad and stepmom have four Jack Russell terriers. Each dog has a Facebook page and all four pages are regularly maintained. I hope the DSM-5 will have a category of &quot;Too Much Time on Your Hands Disorder&quot;. and yeah, dropkicking has some appeal, but the damn dog would post video of it.
Only in my dreams, my friend. I spent today loading, hauling, and then stacking 120 bales of hay. In addition to a break for picking blackeyed peas and green beans. My actual wild life consists of a weekly visit to town to buy groceries and use whatever Jack-in-the-Box coupon I have left.
I love animals but I have had a few times where I would have enjoyed drop kicking my crazy neighbor&#039;s spastic Jack Russell terrier. I&#039;m just trying to figure out how beating a dog = Stand Your Ground. Must be a Florida thing.
I&#039;m going to go to Florida dressed as a vampire, smoke a marijuana cigarette, and beat a bear with a Jack Russell terrier. To hell with Disneyworld!!!
Don&#039;t forget to eat a face while you&#039;re at it.
<i>It&rsquo;s hard to do with a fairly small universe of cases to make a lot of judgments about what&rsquo;s there&hellip;.I think we just need to be cautious about jumping to a policy shift before we&rsquo;re clear about what it is we&rsquo;re trying to accomplish.</i>
yeah and i bet you were all so cautious and clear and had a statistically valid universe of test cases before you INSTITUTED the law right?
The way I read it is that he&#039;s not sure yet about what the intent of the law is, which would be a pretty amazing thing for a sane person to say.
My dad and stepmom have four Jack Russell terriers. Each dog has a Facebook page and all four pages are regularly maintained. I hope the DSM-5 will have a category of &quot;Too Much Time on Your Hands Disorder&quot;. and yeah, dropkicking has some appeal, but the damn dog would post video of it.
Only in my dreams, my friend. I spent today loading, hauling, and then stacking 120 bales of hay. In addition to a break for picking blackeyed peas and green beans. My actual wild life consists of a weekly visit to town to buy groceries and use whatever Jack-in-the-Box coupon I have left.
I love animals but I have had a few times where I would have enjoyed drop kicking my crazy neighbor&#039;s spastic Jack Russell terrier. I&#039;m just trying to figure out how beating a dog = Stand Your Ground. Must be a Florida thing.
To be fair, a Jack Russell terriers grasp of political discourse leaves me feeling weak and despondent.
&quot;I thought I was in imminent danger of being bitten; and so, rather than retreat, I kicked/hit the dog&quot;
Jack Russell Terriers--Stand Your Pound.
I&#039;m going to go to Florida dressed as a vampire, smoke a marijuana cigarette, and beat a bear with a Jack Russell terrier. To hell with Disneyworld!!!
The Florida Republican Party has a place for a forward thinker like you.