Then just shoot the ones throwing the molotovs too. Then THEY would get the message “This means you too!” So that’s 3-4+ parasites taken off the gov’t cheese instead of just 2.
No cost to the taxpayer…lol
It’s a shame hownowners have to live with killing these criminals on their mind…but I will do the same given the same circumstances.
From that link it’s $49k tax-free in Hawaii, which is the highest amount.
An E-1 with dependents in Hawaii (Oahu) makes $18,378 in taxable base pay, $26,064 in untaxable BAH, $4290 in untaxable BAS, $7511 in untaxable COLA, another $300-400 in untaxable clothing allowance, up to $4500 in untaxable tuition assistance, and no real dollar figure in health care. That’s already $42,665 in untaxable income/benefits and another $18,378 in taxable income. With being married and having 2 children, (since we’re milking the system like the article did), this E-1 would get $5,372 back in Earned Income Credit and another $2000 in Child Tax Credit while paying zero taxes on his base pay due to exemptions and the standard deduction. Adding more children increases the EIC and CTC appropriately.
In total, this married E-1 with 2 children in Hawaii makes $68,415 AFTER taxes (assuming he’s from Texas, Alaska, Nevada, California, or any of the many states that don’t tax military members stationed outside of their home state or don’t have income tax at all) in benefits and actual pay, again not including health care benefits. Even if he doesn’t have time for school, or perhaps he’s busy taking care of his wife and 2 kids, he’s still making $64,000 in cash after taxes, $15k more than someone who milks welfare in Hawaii. And as he’s promoted, he only makes more.
My data comes from military pay charts, BAH/COLA calculators, and the materials I used as a certified tax preparer this year.
That’s very unlikely as they can just drive by and toss them. Or as markm suggested, do a drive-by shooting.
Koshinn/Devil’s Advocate seems to be missing the fact that 90% of B&E scumbags are not mastermind criminals, thugs, or even remotely intelligent.
They prey on the weak, they are bullies, and they are afraid. They’ll grab their crotch, puff up their chest, and say they aren’t afraid of **** all day. But when you point a gun at them they’ll literally turn tail and run so fast that they will slam face first into parked vans. Ask me how I know.
It’s those 10% that you really have to watch out for. Luckily for us, they are too busy offing each other to mess with normal people.
I didn’t miss that, I literally wrote:
Koshinn/Devil’s advocate seems to be missing the fact that he is helping 90% of B&E scumbags by telling them what they need to do to make their job safer!
So supposedly CPS failed this Crider kid, still not sure how. At 17 you know the difference in right and wrong. He took his chances and paid the price. And as this was labeled self defense, it means the two threatened the person in the house.
And cue sympathy…okay, that’s passed. Might have been something I ate as well, not sure.
But did anyone else notice that Rina Nakano reporter has some nice ta-tas?
Good, then my insurance would buy me all new stuff, including a house!
Many parallels to the Waffle House shooting I posted. I go through the roof when I hear the perp’s family going on about what a good boy the kid was, and how it’s always the system’s fault. This mentality of the criminal being the victim has to stop. As was already mentioned, the kid could have just as easily gotten a job an McDonalds or enlisted, but the truth of the matter is that he was a little shitbag and took the easy road.
You could do that too with burglary.
My thoughts exactly. I don’t accept the “He was a good kid” argument. Keep your hands off other peoples belonging and maybe you won’t win a toe tag.
“The System” is not at fault.
There are plenty of people who went through dire circumstances as children who became fine adults.
There are situations where one child became a criminal while his brothers and sisters became fine adults, all experiencing the same dreadful childhoods.
Liberals want to place blame on the system while excusing the individual criminal.
If the system was truly at fault for turning a child into a criminal, how do you explain the siblings who went through the same childhood, but turned out fine?
It’s the fault of the individual sociopath, not the childhood experience or the system.
BTW, I had a what many consider a horrific childhood. It didn’t turn me into a criminal, quite the opposite in fact…
"I’m sure he and a friend, Michael Sambrano, were doing what they thought they needed to do to survive.”
And the home owner did what she had to do to survive which was having someone with a gun stay over. The little punks got what they deserved.
NM. Just reread “if criminal were smart.”
Kind of hard to do that when your dead.
So we’re supposed to assume that these 02 thieves break into an occupied habitation only to steal “a few items”. Burglary of habituation with intent to commit another felony (i.e. rape/murder) is a very real thing.
As for the OP . . . good job granny she did the public a huge service! And now she can sleep a little easier in her bed at night.
If you follow the comments on the video you will find your way to both of these dipshit’s facebook pages. Every post was either about scoring weed, or them throwing gang signs. Yeah, great boys indeed.
Yes, it would be hard to do when you’re dead. But it’s not the dead people who might retaliate.
So we’re supposed to assume that these 02 thieves break into an occupied habitation only to steal “a few items”. Burglary of habituation with intent to commit another felony (i.e. rape/murder) is a very real thing.
You can assume whatever you want. I’m going to stop defending my previous post for fairly obvious reasons as Eurodriver has pointed out.
Well their homies are just as susceptible to gunfire .
You and Euro can play devil’s advocate your hearts content. But fully expect any comments to be quoted and challenged, why else post them . . .