Comments by "ghost walk" (@ghostwalk2446) on "New York Post" channel.

  1. How much can you possibly regret "dinners" Bill, is "dinners" code for "14 year olds"?
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  2. You say "these people" like you know who did this
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  3. Depends on the details of the situation, it's possible the thief was first to draw a weapon
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  4. Ikr? They appear to be out of shape and poorly trained.
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  5. Dave Smith- Are you suggesting these bounty hunters acted appropriately? If so, you obviously don't know much about this subject. Also, feel free to "read up" on the definition of the word "proposition".
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  6.  @nathanhendrex3982  Correction, I missed the "who then pulled out a gun" part, that doesn't mean he didn't flash it from his waistband beforehand though, we'd have to see surveillance to know exactly what happened
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  7.  @kbrown5218  Lol yeah it's always "radical Muslims"
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  8. * You're
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  9. Well him dying in New York is a pretty big piece of info, toxicology always takes weeks
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  10. Does anyone really F'n care!?
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  11.  @nathanhendrex3982  Lol aside from the "defend him being killed" part, (which I didn't btw) that was exactly my point, we can't go on "hypotheticals" yet you're hypothesizing that what the vehicle owner did was illegal or "not self defense", I'm saying there's too much we don't know to make that call
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  12.  @nathanhendrex3982  Did they say the vehicle owner wasn't in "hot pursuit" of the vehicle? Did they say he didn't call police? Did they say why police considered this "self defense"? So your advice is not to "hypothesize" to defend killing the thief, but it's okay to hypothesize about this guy murdering a truck thief and police letting him get away with it?
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  13.  @nathanhendrex3982  Again the video leaves a lot of unanswered questions, at the very least you should consider the possibility police made the right call
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  14. When did he laugh?
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