My professor said "in texas they don't do things human way"

[above_average]

It's a law class. We were talking about how you can shoot someone in Texas for coming on your property even if they didnt pose any threat to you. You can kick out your tenants forcefully etc.

he goes in "Texas they don't do things like humans. Try doing things like this in NY adn see what happens."

texas brahs u mad?

[SUSprinter]

youre 40?

[justdragit]

I'm moving to TX. They do things the way they should be done.

[above_average]

youre 40?

haannananananank

[LW53]

Why do I have the feeling your professor would love this bleeding heart...

[above_average]

I'm moving to TX. They do things the way they should be done.

Inhumanly?

[Saedeas]

It's a law class. We were talking about how you can shoot someone in Texas for coming on your property even if they didnt pose any threat to you. You can kick out your tenants forcefully etc.

he goes in "Texas they don't do things like humans. Try doing things like this in NY adn see what happens."

texas brahs u mad?

Your professor is ignorant.

[jack3d_brah9]

u mad Texans be stylin on you?

[midniteOG]

[KrayzieMiscer]

Texas? Only steers and queers come from Texas.

[Saedeas]

Texas? Only steers and queers come from Texas.

....and you don't look like a cow to me boy.

[Tip Top]

is handing a burglar a written warning humane enough for you?

[smck420]

trying acting like a New Yorker in Texas and see what happens.

[PittSOB]

better to shoot them when you have a chance than to wait for them to come into your house steal all your **** and shoot at you before you can defend yourself

[above_average]

is handing a burglar a written warning humane enough for you?

yes it is more humane then straight up shooting him

[Frannycakes]

One of the many reasons I wouldn't mind living in Texas.

[Teegs23]

I wish I lived in Texas.

[mfitty9000]

I wish I lived in Texas.

It sounds to me like the Texan dream is to get some trespasser on your property just so you can legally shoot someone to death


I'm half kidding brahs, no negs. I'd like to visit the place myself, they like guns beef and football which is alright in my books. Just commenting a few of their practices seem a bit extreme..

[Saedeas]

yes it is more humane then straight up shooting him

Next time someone breaks into my home I'm going to walk up to him ( I hope he's unarmed, it would suck if he's not), hand him a written note asking him to please stop (he should listen right?), and then go cower in my bedroom.

[AussieTrapezius]

Like the guy that shot that kid for going onto his property to retrieve a ball?

[willfight4food]

It's a law class. We were talking about how you can shoot someone in Texas for coming on your property even if they didnt pose any threat to you. You can kick out your tenants forcefully etc.

he goes in "Texas they don't do things like humans. Try doing things like this in NY adn see what happens."

texas brahs u mad?

we happy people here in good ole Texass, we aint savages ya know, jus sayin

[slackjaw33]

It's a law class. We were talking about how you can shoot someone in Texas for coming on your property even if they didnt pose any threat to you. You can kick out your tenants forcefully etc.

he goes in "Texas they don't do things like humans. Try doing things like this in NY adn see what happens."

texas brahs u mad?

your professor is a fkn idiot.

[R4_Theory]

Another Texas vs US thread.

I kind of see Texans as a little... extreme when it comes to guns, gun control, and the like.

It does honestly seem like most people want to move to Texas to be legally able to shoot somone if they touch your front lawn.

in b4 someone counteracts my arguement with a "u mad?" instead of actually providing statistics on how Texas is superior.

[JakeEdwin]

It sounds to me like the Texan dream is to get some trespasser on your property just so you can legally shoot someone to death


I'm half kidding brahs, no negs. I'd like to visit the place myself, they like guns beef and football which is alright in my books. Just commenting a few of their practices seem a bit extreme..

its less to allow us to kill trespassers, and more of a warning and prophylactic. If you thought you might get shot by going into someone's house(which you obviously know you shouldn't be doing in the first place), you're a lot less likely to do so than if the threat was house arrest or something to that effect.

[SirBush]

Try doing things like this to my face and see what happens....

[Ryan711]

yes it is more humane then straight up shooting him

In law school and still don't know the difference between then and than. I see public defender in your future.

[JakeEdwin]

It does honestly seem like most people want to move to Texas to be legally able to shoot somone if they touch your front lawn.

in b4 someone counteracts my arguement with a "u mad?" instead of actually providing statistics on how Texas is superior.

u mad?

seriously though, i dont want to shoot anyone. i dont think i could pull the trigger. but i dont want anyone to think that the consequences will not be major if they violate my property laws.

[tenk_immortals]

isn't texas full of mexicans?

[Delta1]

I'm moving to TX. They do things the way they should be done.

x2.

[JakeEdwin]

isn't texas full of mexicans?

there are indeed many mexicans