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Many may not like Super Dell. Many may consider him obnoxious. I would like to pose the following:
Regardless of how one may feel about Super Dell, we cannot ignore what is happening in our courts with him at this time. He stated ( & I agree wholeheartedly) that our court system is abusing the trust we have put into these officials, both police & court judges & officers. I have seen PLENTY of evidence to support this over the past few years.
I think that it was a tradgedy that (even though he was speeding) none of the people who harrassed, badgered & assaulted he & his daughter were ever charged with their offence! Furthermore, I would pose that many of us, if in a similar, threatening situation with our young children in danger, would have acted similarly in order to remove the multiple threats, and to try and extricate ourselves as quickly as possible from the situation.
The fact that only Mr. Sanchtzy?(unsure of proper spelling) was cited is a great indication of the prejudices out there concerning firearms. Was not Mr Sanchtzy feeling as threatened by the half dozen or more assailants, as they may have felt when he legally used his weapon in an attempt to get away from the MOB?
I think his case is definitely one which we should all keeep an eye on! Having been assaulted before myself, and having to have put my hand to my gun & warning the criminal to leave, I can certainly understand what may have been going through Mr. Sanchtzys' mind during this assault. His complication was having a young child there during the assault.
I feel we, in our community, owe him support as he wades through this trial, especially when we know that our courts are already crooked!
The only other thing I can say is, Super Dell--please learn to drive the speed limit, or at least drive a lot closer to it than you have done in the past. Life is too important for you & your family, to destroy your own, and their lives as a result of poor judgement while driving. You don"t have to drive at 100 mph to get everywhere you need to go. Thanks!
Regardless of how one may feel about Super Dell, we cannot ignore what is happening in our courts with him at this time. He stated ( & I agree wholeheartedly) that our court system is abusing the trust we have put into these officials, both police & court judges & officers. I have seen PLENTY of evidence to support this over the past few years.
I think that it was a tradgedy that (even though he was speeding) none of the people who harrassed, badgered & assaulted he & his daughter were ever charged with their offence! Furthermore, I would pose that many of us, if in a similar, threatening situation with our young children in danger, would have acted similarly in order to remove the multiple threats, and to try and extricate ourselves as quickly as possible from the situation.
The fact that only Mr. Sanchtzy?(unsure of proper spelling) was cited is a great indication of the prejudices out there concerning firearms. Was not Mr Sanchtzy feeling as threatened by the half dozen or more assailants, as they may have felt when he legally used his weapon in an attempt to get away from the MOB?
I think his case is definitely one which we should all keeep an eye on! Having been assaulted before myself, and having to have put my hand to my gun & warning the criminal to leave, I can certainly understand what may have been going through Mr. Sanchtzys' mind during this assault. His complication was having a young child there during the assault.
I feel we, in our community, owe him support as he wades through this trial, especially when we know that our courts are already crooked!
The only other thing I can say is, Super Dell--please learn to drive the speed limit, or at least drive a lot closer to it than you have done in the past. Life is too important for you & your family, to destroy your own, and their lives as a result of poor judgement while driving. You don"t have to drive at 100 mph to get everywhere you need to go. Thanks!
