While I do not have enough information regarding the dispute over pay and time frame it took, I do support the right to defend yourself. If someone approaches me (I know it's alleged) with a weapon, am I responsible to get a weapon of equal power to be "fair"? Am I required to be in fear of my life and flee? Am I required to be a sheep? While the shooting seems drastically higher than needed, considering the head shot, I cannot agree that shooting the man was uncalled for.
However, if it turns out that neither men had a license and the gun was not supposed to be any of their possession, they should face unlawful firearm charges. But not murder. This was self defense so far.
Based on the information, unlawful firearm and ammunition with failure to produce a license. Manslaughter at worst for the shooting offense by the shooter. And a civil suit payout of unfair compensation for wages if it holds true that independent workers were being mistreated in pay.
At the end of the day, if anyone approaches me with a weapon for an offense instead of taking official channels, I hold I have the right to defend myself with whatever I can. I do not have to meet a man at his chosen weapon like some chivalrous knight.
Haven't see you post before Tarzan, but ya have me dying.
The PLP, as the party I voted for last, is afraid of the possibly unknown consequences of not appeasing the bigger dog in this. Their future plans with Chinese investment. They are scraping up the **** from every pen, every kennel and every cesspit and flinging it furiously.
Union call it war when asked to do it's own job. These fat wheel chair warriors couldn't collect the money from the people who they claim to be acting for but blame the hotel. LOL!
This union defiles the history of unions. Calling a step of not bearing the cost or time associated with the union demanded fees from it's own members an "all out war"?
These fat men know nothing of war or hardship. This union should be ashamed of it's leaderships acts of entitlement and greed.
And to point fingers in the current Baha Mar issues is childish. The judge spoke and ruled, keep your battles in the court. Only care to speak of laws when they benefit you.
Amateurs and sheep will be convinced by this opinion piece. Such letters of goodwill are standard in matters of great weight. If any people in agreement that this is inappropriate, I will ask if you have ever managed a major project or performed conflict resolutions for significant matters in the financial environment.
Keep ya ignorant mindsets, out of the procedural courtesy which effect geopolitical issues.
DreamerX says...
I always look forward to your dock references. It's a favored drinking game that has gotten me in trouble at work, but it's worth it.
On Baha Mar contractor faces $7.6m Nassau Beach Hotel lawsuit
Posted 22 September 2015, 5:20 p.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
While I do not have enough information regarding the dispute over pay and time frame it took, I do support the right to defend yourself. If someone approaches me (I know it's alleged) with a weapon, am I responsible to get a weapon of equal power to be "fair"? Am I required to be in fear of my life and flee? Am I required to be a sheep? While the shooting seems drastically higher than needed, considering the head shot, I cannot agree that shooting the man was uncalled for.
However, if it turns out that neither men had a license and the gun was not supposed to be any of their possession, they should face unlawful firearm charges. But not murder. This was self defense so far.
Based on the information, unlawful firearm and ammunition with failure to produce a license. Manslaughter at worst for the shooting offense by the shooter. And a civil suit payout of unfair compensation for wages if it holds true that independent workers were being mistreated in pay.
At the end of the day, if anyone approaches me with a weapon for an offense instead of taking official channels, I hold I have the right to defend myself with whatever I can. I do not have to meet a man at his chosen weapon like some chivalrous knight.
On Unpaid workers gather after Palm Cay murder
Posted 22 September 2015, 4:46 p.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
Illegal gambling is a victim-less crime. It would be equally to say, where is the public outcry when daddy spent the school uniform money at the bar!
On Police Commissioner wants public outcry on guns
Posted 9 September 2015, 10:30 a.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
You can't defame a country with facts.
On Tourism minister disappointed at video made by Disney staff
Posted 8 September 2015, 3:02 p.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
Just ignore procedural law in these legal cases.
On ‘Baha Mar should rethink removing contractor’
Posted 2 September 2015, 5:07 p.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
What information did he supply to suggest positive economic benefit?
Shane Gibson speaks on a lot of issue it seems but never really delivers support.
On Atlantis job fear over wage rise
Posted 17 August 2015, 1:21 p.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
Haven't see you post before Tarzan, but ya have me dying.
The PLP, as the party I voted for last, is afraid of the possibly unknown consequences of not appeasing the bigger dog in this. Their future plans with Chinese investment. They are scraping up the **** from every pen, every kennel and every cesspit and flinging it furiously.
On Rollins: Fred Mitchell ‘is an enemy of the state’
Posted 7 August 2015, 10:40 a.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
Union call it war when asked to do it's own job. These fat wheel chair warriors couldn't collect the money from the people who they claim to be acting for but blame the hotel. LOL!
On Shane Gibson warns Melia management to cooperate
Posted 5 August 2015, 1:33 p.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
This union defiles the history of unions. Calling a step of not bearing the cost or time associated with the union demanded fees from it's own members an "all out war"?
These fat men know nothing of war or hardship. This union should be ashamed of it's leaderships acts of entitlement and greed.
And to point fingers in the current Baha Mar issues is childish. The judge spoke and ruled, keep your battles in the court. Only care to speak of laws when they benefit you.
On Hotel workers on work-to-rule over Melia decision on union dues
Posted 5 August 2015, 1:28 p.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
Amateurs and sheep will be convinced by this opinion piece. Such letters of goodwill are standard in matters of great weight. If any people in agreement that this is inappropriate, I will ask if you have ever managed a major project or performed conflict resolutions for significant matters in the financial environment.
Keep ya ignorant mindsets, out of the procedural courtesy which effect geopolitical issues.
On UPDATED: Attorney General praises contractor
Posted 21 July 2015, 4:35 p.m. Suggest removal