Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Legislature / Woods Sen. Dewayne Bunch Defends Armed Wife Beaters
Posted by Jeff Woods on Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 4:52 PM
Comments (7)
Showing 1-7 of 7
like
dislike
Woods as long people are calling 911 when their boyfriends won't turn over the TV remote, resources to stop wife beaters are spread too thin.
If you weren't such a Tin Man you'd get the picture created by falsely alleged (OPs) "ex-parte orders of protection" and how they're abusing the enforcement system with no repercussions.
Adulterating anti-DV resources with false and bogus allegations so much that cops and Judges can't tell dangerous situations from BS.
Because you don't get that picture you'll never understand why picking up guns isn't going protect anyone.
Thanks to Dewayne Bunch, cause he actually gets what you're too f.o.s to see.
How about Innocent until Proven Guilty here? An order of protection is NOT given out after a Jury Trial and as such is NOT a legally supported way to remove guns from anyone's possession. If you want to take guns away from 'wife beaters' then prove them GUILTY of said accusations in a Court of Law and as part of their punishment, they WILL lose the Right to Keep and Bear Arms.
As usual, Woods brain seems to be stuck in reverse. He apparently knows nothing of the Constitution's protection of innocent until proven guilty. He obviously has never heard of a vindictive woman claiming her husband or boyfriend beat her out of spite. He cares nothing for the innocent man so accused by an evil woman. He cares not that this will cost the innocent, falsely accused thousands of dollars to defend himself and thousands more to get his property back, if he ever can. He doesn't know that women abuse their men as often as the men abuse their women. Bottom line here is Jeff Woods is a shallow, simple minded fool who should not be allowed within 100 feet of a computer.
knows nothing of the Constitution's protection of innocent until proven guilty
Gee, I know nothing of it either.
Relevant passage, please. In a generally accepted version, not one that you've made up. (Hint: It goes "Article x, Section y" or "Amendment z.")
