TESTING A MAN'S PATIENCE
You come home one evening and there is a young man in the home apparently bent on stealing or vandalizing or just needed a glass of water. You produce a gun and intimidate him until higher authority arrives. Your home had been visited other times and this may be the person. What goes through your mind; does your trigger finger itch a little? Walter Sorensen controlled his emotions. Army combat-training told us in that situation pull the trigger. He didn’t and his “enemy” was spared, given time to think and change. Too often lead flies and the scene is irreversible. Let’s hope Sorensen’s decision, the Juvenile Court System, and the boy’s family can rearrange the boy’s attitude.
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Of course, this punks family will want to hire an attorney and sue Mr Soresen for unlawful detainment or cruelty to a child.
Herein lies the conundrum whether to be judged by twelve or carried by six. To have pulled the trigger would have been the instinctive reaction. Lets not forget who is the victim and who is the ciminal.
I say: shoot first and clean up the mess after. If we cull these createns from society, that will do no more harm!
They cannot be redeamed!
Crime in Japan is almost non-existant as compared to other developed countries. There are several reasons including a homogeneous ethnic society and centuries of gene slicing between the shoulders and the base of the head permanently removing the criminal element trait from their society.
The last five words this punk should have heard; How do I reload this.
Edo: One reason that Japan has low crime is because Japan isnt a country of multiculturalism, diversity and PC. You go to Japan or you move there you assumlate into their society It is not a country or socity predicated on the We Are The World mentality.We could learn by it.
He really is a good boy. I'm a single parent and he's all I have since I was a teenager. I tried to bring him up a good Christian. His friends, drugs and thug culture are the problem. Please give him a break, God Bless. A few years pass Junior is now an adult and another innocent person becomes his victim or worse. No one has a clue how many people have been junior's score but he'll be out again in just a few more years to see you looking down the barrel of his gun.
'Testing a Man's Patience' should corrected to read; Testing a Man's Reloads.
How many times has the boy done this before he was caught? Laws are intended for the bad guys, not the good guys. He will get some silly probation and soon, back to his trade.
My let me tell you about a test of patience. Tornado Fraud expert and town drunk Ken Parson of Driver has had the police called on him and his rotten theiving son 8 times for harassment, stalking interfering with commerce amoug other things. He called the city on me only two weeks after the tornado. The city of Suffolk is full of a bunch of liars like Donald Bennet, Susan Dillard and Now most recently Patsy Sutherland. Mr. Tim Davis has lied to me twice himself. They are catering to the crimal Ken Parsons. Did you know harasment is completely legal? Did you know that with a folder full of evidence that repeated attacks from Parsons that nothing can be done except sue him in civil court. Someone should have pulled the trigger on this buffon before he exited his mothers womb. Funny thing how such a piece of trash like Parsons can steal the name of Driver Days and incorporate it into his crimal empire. He is the town drunk who threatens his poor family to the point until they leave him. He is good for two things. Good for nothing and no good.
I wish I could say something better for the city of Suffolk but I have only met one employee who has any integrety and that is Mr. Hasty. I have documented all I say and can prove harassemnt, discrimination, and the lies told to me.
Testing a mans patience???? What is that.??? Most recently was the discovery of attempted arson? Now who would you suspect?
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