Quote:
|
Originally Posted by filtherton
I don't think his hatred had anything to do with killing someone in self defense. I think self defense had more to do with it. Hopefully, if tom was the "killing in self defense" type, he would've killed the carjacker regardless of his race. Tom's hatred just made him an emotionally scarred tragedy waiting to happen.
|
Take two people. One of them is Tom. The other is a paranoid family man who is afraid for the lives of him and his family. They both have guns. Now put them in that same situation. They both could possibly act quick and save themselves, and they both could possibly hesitate and instead get killed. But think of the logical probability. Who is more likely to whip out their gun faster; Tom, who is fueled by anger, or the family man who is afraid for his life?