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I say no based on what the article said. Specifically, that the other guy didn’t raise his gun first; that this guy had time to lower his window; and that this guys posts on social media. If these are true. Now if the other guy did in fact raise his gun first, it does seem like self defense. But if ...

No, he shouldn’t have.

Soloist wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 3:44 pm

ken_sylvania wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 3:03 pm

Soloist wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 1:01 pm Anyone close enough to overtake me so I fall off the list?

That might constitute negligence and the person causing you to fall might end up in prison on felony charges.

So… who are we charging if I “fall” off of Mennonet?

What?

[l Might as well bring the Mormans into this mess. “The Lord told the brother of Jared to build barges to take his people to the promised land.” -Ether 2:16 Was the promised land the lighthouse? They had no need of lighthouses to keep them off the rocks. In fact they loaded the rocks onto the barge...

Speaking truth does serve the Gospel though, and I fail to see how using made-up definitions of words is speaking truth. The Dali is not a barge by any generally accepted or published definition of the word. I guess we could say that the Dali barged into the bridge. Let’s go with the definition! Af...

Soloist wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 1:01 pm Anyone close enough to overtake me so I fall off the list?

What?

Moving away from the criminal aspect of justice.

If I get divorced, end up paying alimony and child support, start gambling, then lose my house because I can’t make the payments anymore - is that justice or injustice? Is there any difference from my point of view, or the banks point of view?

Time to get a new lexicon. Also, btw it's not at all surprising that it's the "things that carry cargo above decks" that damage bridges, as they are generally larger and heavier than pleasure craft and more numerous than cruise ships, especially on inland waterways. Feeling bossy today? Y...

With respect to some of the previous comments above, this thread doesn't seem to be about whether war is justified on the part of unregenerate geo-political entities or not, aggressively or defensively. As I understand Josh, the question is specifically about using bombs that inherently target inno...

The US was faced with 3 plausible strategies for bringing the war with Japan to an end. There is evidence that Japan was about to surrender. Negotiating that surrender would have been the most moral choice. I don’t know what evidence you read. Could have been. However, in war, “about too” doesn’t s...