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Certainly better. The law abiding driver shouldn't have a scratch on him. I have no sympathy for the attackers. If they all died, it would be because they caused it. Most NY'ers have a strange view on self defense. A citizen does not need to submit to violent criminals to satisfy some liberal wet dream.
So instead of a broken leg, we would have at least one dead and likely others along with a slew of possible injuries. Sounds like a great solution.
few of those should be dead or in prison.
I have friends who are bikers, not all are awful like the ones depicted in the video...those are pretty vile bunch of lowlifes who deserves to die or go to prison.
These stupid punks will force a law being made to put restrictions on group size and proximity to other vehicles.
The stupid few will create a problem for the many whom are not morons. That's the way liberals make the laws.
These stupid punks will force a law being made to put restrictions on group size and proximity to other vehicles.
The stupid few will create a problem for the many whom are not morons. That's the way liberals make the laws.
arent repubs supposed to be tough on crime? or only when it suits them?
So instead of a broken leg, we would have at least one dead and likely others along with a slew of possible injuries. Sounds like a great solution.
Perhaps if NYC allowed licensed carry by GOOD citizens, the punks would think twice.
You are unarmed sheeple, and to the low life hoods from the ghetto you are just prey.
No way to defend yourself...nice way to live.
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