"they're not for saying - Look at me, I;ve got a gun, you;d better
listen"
Right. In MO that's a crime called brandishing. AND if the bad guy THEN
pulls out a gun and you shoot him in self-defense, YOU go
to jail for escalating the situation.
5 reasons to use deadly force:
1. Rape
2. Kidnap
3. Arson of an occupied building
4. trying to kill you
5. SERIOUS damage to life and limb (poking your eyeballs out)
Other than that, carry pepper spray or have a good right hook.
Also the issue of public places vs "castle doctrine" come into
play here. If you can run away, RUN. If you can't, then you are
justified (see above). In your house, you USUALLY are not required
to run (castle doctrine) - in SOME states you are required to run.
MO is very strange about this point. You can shoot people AS
they are breaking your door down, but NOT once inside, unless
one of the 5 above conditions exist. If they sit down to make
a ham sandwich after breaking your door down with crowbars, then
you just have to wait for 911...strange.
For 99% percent of instances, if you are not being raped, killed
or kidnapped, you cannot shoot and better keep your gun in your
pocket and run if you can.
Chris
Chris
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yep - my wife and I both have CCW permits and have
talked about that very
thing - we would never pull our weapons unless we were prepared to shoot -
they're not for saying - Look at me, I;ve got a gun, you;d better listen -
if the situation gets to the point that the gun comes out, especially if
confronting someone with a gun who has already fired on people - you gotta
be ready to shoot, not talk.
Too bad though - he wanted to help --
Sincerely,
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----- Original Message -----
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Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2005 11:51 PM
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> If you carry concealed, you better be ready to use if you draw. Last
> week some idiot kid decided to shoot up a local mall. Had an AK and
> side arm. There was a fellow shopping with his family carrying
> concealed. Idiot drew on the shooter, but spoke, instead of pulling
> the trigger. He is just now getting out of ICU with probability of
> severe brain damage. I suspect he had that prior to the bullets
> hitting.
>
> On Saturday, November 26, 2005, at 03:37 PM,
> wrote:
>
>> You wrote:<
>>> it at all before it [the deer] hit him.>>
>>
>> Had the same thing happen in my 240D - was cruising at 55-60 and I saw
>> a
>> brown shape - then the shape was flying toward the side of the road
>> and my
>> sheetmetal had been "customized" by Bambi.
>>
>> Yeah, the gun situation is Canada is tragic. They're making
>> "self-defense"
>> a bad word - look at New Orleans to see the govt cannot *always* take
>> care
>> of us. 95% of the time the police arrive *after* the criminal has
>> committed
>> the crime & left. With all the bad press the gun gets for hurting
>> people,
>> the press *never* talks about the huge number of times a gun prevents
>> or
>> stops a crime - often with never firing a shot. It's been estimated
>> people
>> use guns between 700k and 3 million times per year typically just by
>> showing
>> the presence of a gun is enough to make the bad guys go elsewhere. The
>> Center for Disease Control did a study and found they could not prove
>> all
>> the gun law did any good, Not waiting periods, not background checks
>> - none
>> of the Brady Bill laws - could be shown to reduce crime. But in every
>> state where concealed carry was permitted crime went down. But the
>> press
>> doesn't talk about non-exciting situations - saying 4 people were
>> gunned
>> down gets page one - someone lifted his shirt to show he had a 9mm
>> there and
>> frightened off 3 gang members doesn't rate a mention - no matter how
>> many
>> times it happens.
>>
>> I'm sincerely sorry about the registration scheme in place in Canada -
>> it
>> was supposed to cost 2 million and now it's over a Billion when they
>> decided
>> to stop counting the costs. ;-\ Sadly, the removal of guns from law
>> abiding people in Canada will cost more lives than it saves.
>>
>> Sorry - I know many of you don't want to hear about such things.
>>
>>
>> Sincerely,
>> Larry T (78 240D)
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>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "R A Bennell"
>> To: "Mercedes mailing list"
>> Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2005 6:53 PM
>> Subject: Re: [MBZ] Global warming
>>
>>
>>> Coming home from the grocery store this morning (actually around
>>> noon) my
>>> wife counted 24 deer grazing beside the road on a minimalist golf
>>> course.
>>> This is in the city and within 2 miles of my home. It is getting
>>> silly.
>>> There are too bloody many of the things and fewer and fewer hunters
>>> here
>>> (in
>>> Canada). The government has made it more and more difficult to own or
>>> acquire firearms and the result is that many people have just given
>>> up.
>>> Now
>>> we just kill deer with our cars. Had a client in this afternoon who
>>> hit
>>> one
>>> inside the city limits on Thursday evening and did quite a number on
>>> his
>>> late model Honda Civic. Good thing he was alone and did not have
>>> anyone in
>>> the passenger seat. The deer's butt took out the passenger side window
>>> totally. The right side wing mirror ended up in the back seat and the
>>> passenger front seat is covered in broken glass and deer droppings.
>>> Windshield stayed intact but is very badly cracked all over. Will
>>> need a
>>> new
>>> passenger front fender, and front door. Back passenger door can
>>> likely be
>>> repaired. All this at about 60 to 70 kph. (about 40 - 45 mph). He
>>> never
>>> saw
>>> it at all before it hit him.
>>>
>>> Randy
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Christopher McCann
>>> Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2005 1:32 PM
>>> To: Mercedes mailing list
>>> Subject: Re: [MBZ] Global warming
>>>
>>>
>>> In the 30's there were only 500 whitetail left in MO (approx). Now
>>> there's
>>> a gajillion. I think it was a conspiracy by the powerful auto body
>>> repair
>>> lobby...Pittsburgh Plate Glass probably funded the the project. :-)
>>>
>>> Chris
>>>
>>>>
>>>
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all mammals have their own distinct form of spongiform encephalopathy - deer
and squirrels included. Hence CDC advised people not to eat squirrel brains
(that;s a W. Va thing).
Chris
redghost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Alzheimer's is probably more mad cow than
some brain degeneration on
its own. I do not think that bison are omnivores, so should not have
an issue unless you gave them some burgers or cow chow.
On Sunday, November 27, 2005, at 12:14 AM, David Brodbeck wrote:
> OK Don wrote:
>> Actually, I like the idea of bison running around. They are quite
>> tasty! The ground meat makes great meatballs - the FSM would certainly
>> approve. Ramen.
>>
>
> Hmm. But can they catch mad cow? I've heard rumors that there are
> probably human cases in the U.S. that we don't know about, because
> coroners are refusing to autopsy patients that are suspected of having
> it. They're too afraid of the prions, which can't even be killed with
> an autoclave.
>
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Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
> the 2000 is not a 140, it would be a 220 chassis.
>
> Marshall Booth wrote:
>
>> Wakin's wrote:
>>
>>> Does anyone know if the wheels from a 2000 Mercedes S 500 will fit a 97
>>> e320? Thanks
>>
>> If I recall correctly (and I might not) the wheels for a W140 use a
>> larger lug bolt (with much higher torque setting) than is used on E
>> class cars. If that's so, then the wheels can't be safely exchanged even
>> if the bolt pattern is identical.
>>
>> Marshall
>
I've got NO idea what size lug bolts a 220 uses. Until I did, I sure
wouldn't want to use it's wheels.
Marshall
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