Round 11, Shoplift at Wally World and you DIE!

Quote from LivninSC : So what about the personal property of an individual? Do you find it equally objectionable if someone shoots their would be carjacker or mugger?

I wasn't really expecting an answer I suppose because all if would have shown is that mouse for some reason has a strong hatred of Walmart.

Quote from darkfrog : Yea, excuse me for assuming you have been reading your own thread. Sorry that the missed comma confused you so much that you weren't able to figure out what I was saying. Oh, wait, you DID notice the comma was missing, so I guess you really did understand what I was saying and are really now just acting this way because you want to act superior, as if you would never drop a comma.

I wouldn't drop a comma, I'm quite anal about it - because I understand how important it is to convey exact and unambiguous meaning to a pack of jackals just salivating at the thought of jumping all over fresh red meat.
And you've been here long enough to know I AM "fresh red meat" to a LOT of the conservatives and no small number of liberal posters as well.

Boy, I wouldn't want to be the guy that hacked into mouse's account and posted this thread...... 'mouse is going to kick his ass.....

'Mouse, what's your thoughts on union pensions funds [calstrs.com] owning WMT stock, and bitching about WMT bribery in mexico while the stock has recently hit multi-year highs?

Does it bother you that 1) your union brothers/sisters are funding their pensions with WMT earnings and/or 2) that they're bitching about WMT management at a time when the bribery scandal was probably the best buying opportunity in awhille and that the business couldn't be in better shape.

I just think it's pure greatness that unions fund their retirement on the back of WMT and then proceed to bitch about management as their stock hits multi-year highs.

I notice 'mouse hasn't responded. In other news, NYC pension funds are also getting in on the lawsuit action. I guess they are having guilt-issues owning stock in WMT and having it reach 52-week highs the last 3 weeks lol

http://newsandinsight.thomsonreut..._Wal-Mart/

Quote from rrc06 : I notice 'mouse hasn't responded.

The weak ones rarely do when it's been shown they are FOS...

Like many others, i too felt that most of the OP's examples to support his theory were ridiculous and FOS. That was until a few hours ago. While walking towards the Walmart entrance, a white Nissan Altima right next to me suddenly caught fire and burst into flames. After ensuring there was no one inside, i quickly backed away from the vehicle while another customer called 911. Based on this occurrence, I can say that I agree with the OP and you shouldn't go near Walmart if you value your life. This is also evidence that you shouldn't own white Nissan Altimas as they are prone to bursting into flames.

Quote from nobama : Don't do crime and you don't worry about doing the time....

What time would that be, life to infinity? I don't know why state prosecutors aren't prosecuting manslaughter charges in these cases or maybe they are and we aren't hearing about it.

Quote from brbubba : What time would that be, life to infinity? I don't know why state prosecutors aren't prosecuting manslaughter charges in these cases or maybe they are and we aren't hearing about it.

If you don't engage in criminal activity, you have much less of a reason to fear being arrested for a crime.

However, if there is a definite violation of the law in these cases by either side, then the prosecutors should pursue charges if possible, the same as if they occurred in any business establishment and in any jurisdiction.

Quote from brbubba : What time would that be, life to infinity? I don't know why state prosecutors aren't prosecuting manslaughter charges in these cases or maybe they are and we aren't hearing about it.

Perhaps if the facts support manslaughter in any of these cases, they are.

Quote from Elmer : Perhaps if the facts support manslaughter in any of these cases, they are.

I'm sorry, but if you aren't an officer of the law and someone dies due to you apprehending them for petty theft then you should be guilty of manslaughter.

Quote from brbubba : I'm sorry, but if you aren't an officer of the law and someone dies due to you apprehending them for petty theft then you should be guilty of manslaughter.

Loss prevention (LP) people are allowed to "apprehend" people and wait for police to come get them. That's the whole point of having LP, to PREVENT the loss.

Quote from mohater : Loss prevention (LP) people are allowed to "apprehend" people and wait for police to come get them. That's the whole point of having LP, to PREVENT the loss.

Loss prevention is a store policy, not a state law. Again, if you severely injure or maim or kill someone in an aprehension for petty theft then you should be criminally liable. And we already know from past events that Walmart is civilly liable.

Quote from brbubba : Loss prevention is a store policy, not a state law. Again, if you severely injure or maim or kill someone in an aprehension for petty theft then you should be criminally liable. And we already know from past events that Walmart is civilly liable.

Common law allows the prevention of theft.

If someone steals and puts up a fight, you are under no obligation to simply let the perosn go.

The families of these people are free to take walmart to court. That's why we have a court.