Comments by "Fred A" (@freda2758) on "Eviction notice erupts in gunfire, killing officer and court employee" video.

  1.  @waynebruce5579  I'm sorry. Apparently, my words got lost on you. "Solution," meaning responsible, meaning we all pitch in to help our community (often through taxes). There are a lot of things I don't agree with, but I don't get to extract my taxes. This person had delinquent taxes (28k). You have to pay your share of taxes. If you don't agree, shooting someone will not resolve the situation. Clearly, things are now worse. I don't know how long it took to rack up 28k in delinquent taxes, but that's also not a small house. I'm guessing the owner could afford it...until they couldn't...and now they want to have an issue with it. The irony of this is how wealthy people, who can afford that much property, are usually the ones looking down on those who can't, insisting others should follow the rules. And then there's people like you, who they would not take a minute of their time to get to know, will exhaust yourselves defending them. Actually, that's not ironic. That's sad.
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  2. ​ @waynebruce5579 You're part of the community, but you don't want to be part of the solution. That says a lot about you.
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  3.  @JamesDuncan-n9g  Goes to other countries? Come on. We're talking state taxes. Be logical.
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  4. You end up still evicted AND now in prison for double murder.
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  5. That "shelter" was huge. Be reasonable with your argument. This person decided not to abide by the rules that everyone else is expected to. Period.
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  6.  @Sovereign_Citizen_LEO  Look, stop voting against your interest, and then complain when things don't turn out the way you want. Or, are we expected to believe you are one of the few Democrats in Missouri who is upset about some rich dude being delinquent on his taxes, and then blaming other people?
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  7.  @Network126  To who? Stupid people? Edited: I'm sorry. I didn't mean stupid people. I meant stupid and irresponsible people.
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  8.  @Network126  How are they unjust laws? People vote to put people in power, and then those people install laws. The better question would be why are you electing people who don't care about your interest? Whose fault is that really?
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  9.  @jonathanwilliams1641  You're 100% correct. That's why so many are pushing back.
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  10.  @Sovereign_Citizen_LEO  Pay your taxes and vote.
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  11.  @Sovereign_Citizen_LEO  pay your taxes and vote.
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  12.  @Sovereign_Citizen_LEO  Missouri is a red state. Stop voting against your interest
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  13.  @Sovereign_Citizen_LEO  1. You're a liar. You're not in either state. 2. Worry about your own country.
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  14. It takes a while to accumulate 28k in debt for taxes, probably more than a few years. So it would be the same as prosecuting a squatter.
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  15.  @Network126  They're "unjust" now? Is that because it doesn't involve people of color? Is that because now you're seeing that these unjust laws are now affecting you? Or is it that this obviously wealthy person squandered their fortune and needed someone else to blame? Either way, prison will help him see the light.
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