Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth" channel.

I always pick up. Loved it when I'd get "I am Microsoft". Kept a busted keyboard near the phone to bang away on, just to waste the prick's time. Got up to 45 minutes on one, he started cussing me out, I returned the favor in Hindi, which really flamed him. I curse fluently in six languages. Courtesy of the US taxpayer.
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The guns as they were displayed, yes. I've driven with two rifles, a pistol, my vest, but the firearms were in cases, unloaded, the ammunition inside of a locked ammunition box and away from the firearms and my range pass kept with the weapons, safely stored so it couldn't get blown away when I opened the vehicle at the range. And of course, a handful of paper targets. The difference, I don't have mental health issues, am a competition shooter and safely store my equipment properly, as it's expensive, an investment and hence, is protected accordingly. And the only guns belonging in the front seats might be a glue gun or grease gun, should I ever find a grease fitting in a modern motor vehicle.
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Well, talking to customers like that is a dismissal for cause offense. But, the battery resulting in fractured vertebrae, that's aggravated battery upon an elder. Bones don't tend to become that easily fractured in the young, but for over 60 do - especially in women.
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@psychobeam99 the only times I went around with a loaded weapon while driving was when I was carrying my CCW or when I was on a combat patrol in the Army. The rest of the time, it was safety first and that meant firearms unloaded and secured.
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@BrainRotKills I see! So, safety is amoral. That means that endangering the public is moral?
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@BrainRotKills nope, but what do you say when you have yet another negligent discharge? Oh wait, "Not guilty, Your Honor" is what you usually say. Had precisely zero negligent discharged over my military career, because we followed safety guidance and had a safety culture.
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@Alfonse-v6f most states, unlawful confinement is kidnapping. One numbnuts was just arrested and it was reported nationally, where he accused a car with several Hispanic men of being illegally in the US and took the driver's sunglasses and car keys and refused to return them. The US citizens will be happily testifying against the numbnuts in court, hope his new fiancee Bubba and he get along.
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@scribe712 oh, there's a chance, along with the rest of the law library that the DA will drop on her. Aggravated elder abuse, aggravated battery resulting in physical injury, unlawful restraint and kidnapping for starters, all to force a plea deal or enjoy a century of prison.
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@DustyHoney the idea behind a penal system goes in one of two directions and history has proven one worthless. Punishment for violating the law, recidivism is high, proving that solution a non-solution. Rehabilitation, which has a much lower recidivism rate. I'm guessing that you prefer the more expensive and ineffective method, then bitch about high taxes.
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She was dead when she was battered by the idiot?! Nanu-nanu. Now, plenty of ex-cons get hired, one fouls up and all are condemned? Now, please go and play, adults are trying to speak here.
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More like a fuckwit crime. Even money, drug related. In that situation, I'd not be needing to sue Walmart, as the property damage of the clerk going through counter and shelves would induce the punitive effect and neutralize the threat handily. I may walk with a cane, but this veteran is far from being an invalid and can still throw his body weight and more around.
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