The question in blue is what you falsely attributed to me saying.
I did not ask such a question, therefore it matters not.
YOu kept making up crap about the shotgun being 'in play.' (my words, not yours. I said it was drawn...you claimed in any other words that the shotgun could have been out ...of course it had to be to be seen, and yet not 'be drawn.' :lamo M'kay....if someone has a shotgun out....you can call it anything you want....so your attempt to 'not be wrong' fails again.
And my asserting your claim is ridiculousness, as it is, is not a personal insult.
No it and it only reflects back on you poorly really, since you are unable to prove or support it with anything BUT that word...so have at it. :mrgreen: Actually *proving me wrong* would prove it was ridiculous...not typing a word over and over. I am more than happy to continue to point out the fact that that word is "all you have" in your attempts to rebut my discussion :mrgreen:
First of all you provided no physics that has to be refuted.
His actions were faster than simply driving off. As demonstrated in Court. So all you have is nothing but another absurd ridiculous assertion.
And what you continual ignore is that you have no idea where his keys where at the moment in question. And that retrieving the keys from where ever they were starting that car and putting it into gear and then driving away all took precious time that would place in in danger of being shot and harmed. While getting the gun lessened that chance. But you want to ignore these things because you think you have some relevant point, when in reality, you do not.
Regardless, he demonstrated in Court how he did it, and it is certainly faster than driving off.
And the point about his not having to flee was stated from the get. It also makes anything you have said in regards to him not driving off ridiculous, as he did not have to drive off.
Again...total blankness coming from your keyboard. I never ever said "he had to drive off." And yet you repeatedly type that. Awwww....I'm sorry if that's all you have to prop up your argument. And I dont care what 'he' demonstrated...everything he does is in his own interests...has no bearing of FACT unless it's supported by evidence.
I LOVE that you finally had to address the physics of the situation by bringing in another possible scenario with the keys....I guess it's not such a ridiculous assertion after all :lamo
Not only that, it was obviously addressed in court, so again, not so ridiculous. Do you need a dictionary to define that word for you? You dont seem to understand its use at all.
As you have already been told, that claim is not in accord with the evidence.
A barrel resting on the edge of a window would not be a drawn weapon for that which we are discussing. As I stated your claim is not in accord with the evidence.
LOL again, you can re-define 'drawn' all you want...a shotgun pointed at someone...is drawn in any sense of the word.This is pure desperation on your part.
He was getting out of the vehicle. Which was supposedly a tight fit because of the closeness of the vehicles, which also means the door couldn't have been opened all the way.
Davis's action of getting out of the vehicle is not that of having a weapon drawn, as it was not at the ready, especially as the getting out took about as much time as Dunn had to draw his weapon and start using it.
What is apparent to me is that you are choosing not to think things through,
no, I just gave you both scenarios, step by step, heh! No, not thought out at all!
but instead choose to go off and assert ridiculous bs.
Again...it all had to be shown in court...so not so ridiculous. Was the shotgun pointed behind the window as you already wrote yourself...or not? It's not so much that we dont know for certain...and knew less before all testimony....because we learn from all that...but the fact that you call anything not dreamed up in your own head as 'ridiculous' is basically the definition of the word...because *I* know how to use it properly. Your dismissal of many of our speculations on the events were not ridiculous...as now been borne out in trail.
Your inability to articulate discussions is why you have to resort to claiming everyone else's comments ridiculous....but ya might want to look in a mirror!:mrgreen:
Wow! Still choosing not to think things through, huh?
Getting out of the vehicle took time where the gun would not be at the ready (as in drawn). Duh!
LMAO...really? Getting out and raising barrel of shotgun is still faster than all 8 steps that I described for Dunn in the vehicle. Again....driving away... it's faster.
