Twitter Activist Get Mad At Father Protecting His Daughter From Ex Boyfriend
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In case youre wondering, a grand jury in Ohio has already declined to press charges. Dad isn't in legal trouble as of right now.
Good!
Find out if there is a GoFundMe me for the dad's therapy. I will donate.
@@houseofhas9355 go look it up yourself, don’t be lazy.
@@houseofhas9355 knowing gofundme politics, they'd shut that down
@@davidhowell1415 I did. I could not find it. I think they shut it down.
The guy broke into the house. The daughter’s life was in danger. She was being stalked. How someone could get mad at the father makes me hope that the person complaining is NOT a parent.
How could people get mad? Being fatherless, that's why.
They're mostly the same pro choice crowd so no worries, they'll never be parents.
@@goawaypleasethanks I am pro choice. I don’t want to be a parent. I understand fully well self defense and protecting those close to you. These Twitter dumbasses just fundamentally cannot see anything past their anti gun crap. They are cowards, and would be singing a very different tune if it was their home the intruder was trying to break into.
100% a twitter raised teen
@@goawaypleasethanks and what are you prefer forced birth and killing potential mothers .. -.- you can still believe in full bodily autonomy for woman while being pro self defense
"It's only self-defense if you don't know the guy..." I'd like to take this moment to point out that most women are victimized by *someone they know.* Sorry ladies, you can't defend yourself anymore.
These are the same ppl who screech about violence against women. Yet they take up for violent, entitled moron.
My first husband assaulted me at knife point in our home. Every person whose been in an abusive relationship knows, the most dangerous time in that relationship is when the victim tries to leave. We have scores of people in the grave because the person who supposedly loved them, also killed them. I was lucky to get out alive.
I’ve had nightmares for years that he might show up to finish the job he started, as he promised.
Lol. Mhmm. Ima tell you and anyone else who (legitimately) believes that to eff off. 🤣🤣 Thank you for calling this out. Wacky reasonings in their broken heads, yeah? Stay safe out there please.
@@little1942 I’m so sorry for you having that fear. If we could take it away I would try. Chin up, keep it goin.
@@little1942 get strapped and have eyes behind your back. All you can do.
The paradox of self defense protests: man defends his daughter "hE sHulDn'T bE sO ViOleNt!" if he fails to defend his daughter "whY diDn"t hE pRoTecT hEr?"
It's like schools with a zero tolerance for violence policy, if you're gonna get punished for being a victim, make sure you punish the other guy worse.
That's were this BS starts. Schools act like defending yourself is the same as being an actual aggressor. Fuck the violent, we know a propensity for violence is heritable. Everytime you put down a POS like this the world gets a little better.
You physically break into a house, you are giving up all rights, including the right to life.
Exbf was told by dad he had a gun. Exbf accepted the terms and continued. Exbf f’d around and found out.
People defending home invaders - how can you think your possessions are worth more than someone's life?!
People with common sense - how can they determine my possessions are worth more than their lives, or even mine and my families?
@@tachyon8317 possessions are worth more than a human life but possessions are worth more than human life actively commenting a crime against you
@@tachyon8317 my answer is simply that I human lives are only worth what they do. Most criminals aren't worth the clothes off their back.
Exactly; if you are the aggressor in any kind of assault, robbery, harassment of the NSFW variety, I am all for the potential victim's right to bring that bad person to a full stop. Ion care about your race, gender, size; We all have survival instincts, and the law should respect that where it is applicable with substantial evidence.
This is the kind of masculinity we need, like it or not. A father willing to protect his daughter from harm? I hope those two are okay.
I think my father put it best when we talked about this last night. "That dipshit had it coming. He wasn't with her and he does something like that. Good riddance. You must be an outrageous lunatic if you're gonna come up wanting to be with your ex and she terrified the fuck out of you. Bravo to the father. That's what a real man does. Not what these soy-laced men do. Grow a pair of balls and be a man, not a wimp."
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sounds like the neighbor is lacking a lot of it. fucker saw the "whole" thing but sat on the sidelines cause he's a little bitch.
I would have killed that guy with my bare hands if I had to. No one is harming my kid if I'm there to do something about it.
Toxic masculinity and fragile masculinity are terms made by feminist to demean men and demonize them, This situation is the definition of masculinity, men should be proud of masculinity
Every young girl whose body was found in the woods trusted someone they shouldn't. You can't trust that someone who was super nice to you and yours won't suddenly snap. If he was trying to break into a home, after the father warned him he will shoot, then he deserves every round. It is unfortunate. Drugs may have guided him to this point, and this is how it ends.
Whenever I see people defending the criminal, it makes me think that they themselves are planning a criminal act and don't want the victim to be able to resist/defend themself.
I completely agree with your entire statement
Precisely
It is much more sinister. They are the kind of people who practice moral relativism. It is not really a crime if they do, or the one they do it to is "Evil" by their worldview.
It really makes you wonder.
This is my first thought in a lot of these cases where there's outrage because someone defended themselves. That outrage is probably coming from people that can put themselves in the place of the perp. If you can see busting into someone's house as a potential life choice in your future, it's not the rest of society that is screwed up....
The left: "Protect women victims from abusive men!"
**dad protects daughter from stalker ex via boomstick**
Also the left: NOT LIKE THAT! We meant using a rape whistle!!
The double standard of these people is insane
Which does squat. Then you get those "Well you should have pewpewed the leg." Yea, that has a higher fatality than center mass due to major arteries.
@Otherwise Healthy The whole "pewpew the knife" situation.
LMAOOOOOO
@@Style_224 Because these people are insane.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. The Dad didn’t know what this lunatic was planning on doing. He did what he had to protect his family which he should be allowed to do.
Agreed. I will never understand why some states make it so that the citizens can't even defend themselves from criminals (at least not without having to jump through a bunch of legal loopholes for it to be considered justified). If you have solid reason to believe someone poses an immediate threat to your safety or the safety of your loved ones, you should have a right to defend yourself and your family.
It’s like the old saying goes “Those front door locks are for YOUR protection NOT MINE!”
@@teamtx1578 i get the whole self defense blah blah blah or protect ma family blah blah but was the dad that scared of the young guy? should've opened that door and beat his ass i think shooting him was a bit excessive if they had not gotten the impression that he was dangerous and needed to rise to that level of violence.
this saying is overused now.
A 22 year old is not a kid, but an adult. In his arrogance, sense of entitlement, and disrespect for the sanctity of the father's home, he tried to force his way into the residence. If one is careless, bad choices can end up in losing their life!💀☠️💀☠️💀☠️💀☠️💀☠️
His neighbor is a simpleton, there's no way they could have known if he had a weapon on him as he was trying to break down the door.
regardless, you don’t need a weapon to throttle a person
@@mkv2718 But it's fun.
So you would rather "throttle" someone who has broken into your home in a violent manner instead of using a firearm? You must be an idiot.@@mkv2718
Can't put themselves in the shoes of the terrified girl , hiding in her house.
But can empathize with the violent guy trying to break in to get at her.
These people are broken.
What do you expect from a bunch of liberal lemmings?
It's weird to me that it seems like people have an idea in their heads that they should be able to break into people's houses and not be afraid of what would happen as a result.
It's even weirder to me people try and justify them.
You can, at least partially, thank the government for that.
It's fascinating in the worst ways.
Yay,, pretty obtuse reasoning ! What did he expect ? ? ?
It's horrific is what it is. How anyone can think some lunatic that was trying to break down a door to get into the house of his ex girlfriend is a victim is beyond me. Even if she wronged him really bad by like letting a football team run a train on her or something, it still doesn't justify what he was trying to do. The guy was clearly a nut and the world is a better place without him in it.
The ex bf most likely has some history of violence. He was trying so hard to get to the daughter, he didn’t care about putting that girl in danger even with her family there. That dad is a true hero and a good father. the dad didn’t go out to kill that man, he protected his daughter.
Apparently no overt physical violence but they had broken up back in 2019, she blocked him on her social media accounts, the guy was still trying to contact her, came to the house and proceeded to break thru the front door attempting to enter the house. Father put three into the now retreating guy. Too f-ing bad...current and future issue resolved.
I don't need to speculate on his possible history of violence to appropriately respond to his current act of violence.
Damn right!
If an ex boyfriend is breaking into the house with mom and dad there, especially after dad warns him he’s got a gun, you gotta assume the guy is packing and will kill mom and dad to get to the daughter to kill her. Or kill mom and dad to get back at the daughter. Dad warned him he had a gun and the ex bf accepted the terms and the risk by continuing instead of leaving. He got what he deserved.
All these idiots on Twitter and YT defending the attacker are criminals/antifa pedos. Of course they don’t want regular people to be able to defend themselves. Check their bios and who they follow, you’ll see pro antifa crap pro antifa violence anti cop anti American anti white support. They can eat sh$t.
@@BWolf00 Breaking and entering as well as aggravated assault, so pretty much already on grounds for self defense in my books.
People are also intentionally missing a key point: According to the video evidence, the ex-boyfriend was warned that the father was armed... AND HE CONTINUED TO BREAK INTO THE HOUSE. Someone who is warned that there is a gun, and continues to provoke a situation, is not a sane person, and is far more likely to harm others because they have no concern for their own safety. This is not the first time we've been shown in the news someone who is armed being attacked/provoked, only later to find out the person who is killed has a terrible history of violence, killing, abuse, etc. This 22 year-old's intentions were not good. Again, and I repeat: "The ex-boyfriend was warned that the father had a GUN. And he CONTINUED to break into the house anyway." If you have two brain cells to rub together, any semblance of sense, ANY instinct for survival, you do not charge a door with someone who announced they have a gun on the other side...
Everyone makes their own choices. This dipshit of a boyfriend certainly made his own.
I've seen the whole video. You can hear the father say, "Get off the porch. I've got a ." Moron continues to try and break in. As a result, he gets aerated.
Right?? I know I said this on a few other comments already but apparently I’m not done yet: dude bodily broke down an external door. Like took out the jamb. Do people not understand how hard that actually is? Most people would injure themselves before the door breaks. And dad was on the other side of the door trying to hold it back. He was not coming in to ask for a talk and a glass of water or to ask them if they needed their lawn mowed. Smh.
@@nunyabusiness2945 Absolutely! Some of these activists like throwing around the word “privilege.” They must have a lot of it to not even be able to fathom how dangerous this situation actually was. You can tell who has had real life experience in hostile/dangerous situations, and who hasn’t.
@@animegirlluna They are the kids of upper middle class and upper class Westerners by and large. So yeah not just privileged but the most privileged people who have ever lived.
“He was probably there to discipline her”... Did this guy really imply that it’s okay to break into your ex’s home and discipline them?
Fairness is for sport. There's no such thing as a fair fight in life or death situations. Don't want a dead son, teach him not to break into people's homes or steal peoples stuff. Doesn't matter if they're black or white, teach them basic principles of morality and stop expecting the world to do it for you or always bend to his whims.
My favorite thing is how people think that because is if you're a man and you're being assaulted by another man you have to fight him on whatever footing he chooses and if you use a gun or a knife you're automatically in the wrong some people are so stupid being jumped is not fair and you get a few seconds if that to choose how you're going to react 🙄😠
Lol. In the game of life I actually choose life. And my life above the dude bodily breaking into my home. I have my kids in here with me. That’s why I have the tools to protect myself. The were fully on the phone to 911. If they could’ve held out 5 minutes longer, the police may have solved the problem for them but that’s just not what came to be. 🤷♀️ oh well.
I fully understand and accept that in a hand-to-hand situation I’m very likely to die. Best I can hope for is to take him or her to hell with me so they can’t do anything to my kids.
@@blakejames61 With the way things are going that "cash-me-outside-how-'bout-dat?" bullshit is long gone. Ain't nobody meeting anyone after work or school for a confrontation/fight. This ain't highschool!! N***as got jobs now and *AIN'T NOBODY GOT TIME FOH DAT.*
Yeah... I'll meet you outside...wit my P320.
What's the old idiom? If you walk into a fair fight, you haven't properly prepared.
Dude probably figured he's young and fit, oldies won't stand in the way...at least he won't repeat that mistake.
Look, I have a personal story for anyone who thinks Leon is wrong or is schilling. I had dated a lady over 10 years ago. We dated for 2 months and then broke up. She moved to another town and dated someone new. Several months later I was riding in my work truck when I heard that she had been murdered along side her mother and her mother's boyfriend. They caught the guy in Kentucky using her ATM card. This man followed them to another town where they were for a funeral. He somehow got into where they were staying and stabbed them to death.
This dad protected his family as this guy was breaking in and dad had no idea what this kid was going to do. Anyone attacking Leon or this Father should rethink and re-evaluate your ideals and morals.
She broke up with the dude because his behavior had taken a sinister turn. Many women don’t get out when it’s just starting. If she’d stayed until she was regularly going to the ER with injuries, THEN would it have been okay for her dad to give him a heavy metal supplement? Should he have waited until the guy was beating himself or his daughter? He was told to leave and not only didn’t do that but BROKE. INTO. THE. HOUSE. Instead! He displayed disregard for their property and their wishes. It was safe to assume the worst at that time and he absolutely deserved every single slug he received.
What sane/sober person thinks it's a good idea to break down a front door after being told to go away? Especially when the relationship ended more than a year ago. Even if it only ended six hours ago you don't break down a door. It sucks for his family and I can understand that they are hurting but this guy was a danger to those in the house.
@@RudesMom You’re preaching to the choir, so…. 🤷♀️
Lost me at ex BF attempting to FORCE his way in the house. The father did his DUTY as a father. I support him, and the actions he took.
You break into my house to hurt someone you're going on a shirt.
Or 6 feet under
In a woodchipper or pig pen.
You break into my house, you ain't walking out. I don't care what law or virtue signaler says otherwise.
Lmao
💯
A great man once said “Fuck around and find out”
SALTY 👍
Thomas Jefferson
😭my grandma said it too!
@@FrauMase lol
He found out, and now we can watch in HD spy doorbell cam. Brought to you by Amazon spy ring door bell.
You break into someone’s house while they are home after they tell you to leave, shows some ill intent. It’s obvious the girl was afraid of this man. Her scream was horrifying! She really believes her father saved her life. That says something.
yeah if you are bold enough to break in while Im there, you are bold enough to hurt me
Yes, her scream said everything about how scared she was. Thank goodness her father was home or this could've been a very different kind of tragedy
Wait, does this mean that the people who are condemning this have no problem with people breaking into THEIR homes? Maybe they should put signs out front, so people who are intent on breaking in know which houses are "safe" to break into? Live your values people.
They are not capable of thinking with the boot on the other foot. They genuinely believe they can act in terrible ways without consequence. This is what happens when children who have never been told no, grow up into unhinged adults.
"this home is breaking and entering friendly"
@@controltestsubject7372 mostly peaceful felony Breaking and Entering.
The world has gotten so stupid that protecting yourself is right wing now, not to mention protecting yourself is not political. If you believe so, you deserve to be a Darwin award winner!
That just means if people want to rob someone they need to rob these people because they won't protect themselves.
Well, I’m inclined to believe that any galaxy brain that thinks defending themselves is wrong, is likely in the running for such an award.
Not wrong. Think about how animals try to defend themselves from predators in nature. Horns, teeth, claws, hooves even. I guess Africa is FULL of right-wing, bible-thumping, pro-trump MAGA zebras, gazelles, and buffaloes 🤣🤣🤣
That's what I found baffling. Nowadays EVERYTHING IS RIGHT WING or Conservative. Last I checked, protecting your family isn't political.
These people have obviously never been stalked and had their lives made miserable by a violent and unpredictable ex that won't leave them alone. I have. And I have a daughter. This was completely justified.
Amen
Damn right! Highly advise women to learn how to shoot, get a CCW license, get a gun, practice, know your local laws.
My view on these kinda things was solidified when someone at random grabbed me up by my throat and lifted me from my feet for no reason. Noone was around and I was unarmed the only thing that saved me was the guy getting bored and dropping me, he walked off laughing and I've never been unarmed since
That perfectly describes luxury beliefs.
That's because they are the ones doing the stalking and harassing...
My brother had to get a guy to stop stalking me (didn’t kill him). It was terrifying and he had every right to stop the guy, just like this dad. It’s messed up that he literally tried to get into the house and they’re saying to “handle it differently.” There is no handling it differently when your life or safety is on the line.
To those who said he didn't have a gun: you don't know that until it's pointed at you. It doesn't even have to be a gun. He could have a knife. 10 people in Canada are dead because two men went on a stabbing spree and another 18 are injured. And again: you don't necessarily know whether or not he has it until you see it slashing or stabbing at you.
This is why you teach your kids about that age old rule of "Fuck around and find out"
Man, after deep-diving into the true crime community, I cannot tell you how many cases I've heard of people breaking into someone's house, torturing them, and killing them because the residents didn't have any weapons to defend themselves. It's _ridiculous_ to assume this man was doing this with any sort of good intentions.
Yeah. Breaking into somebody's house is, on it's own, reason enough to assume ill intent. Nobody breaks into somebody's house to deliver them a box of cookies or give them a puppy or anything innocent like that.
Exactly. He broke into their house. You don't purposely break into someone's house with good intentions. 🤣
This and the replies so far. He was also non-responsive to words. They tried to talk him into leaving. And he broke down their door. That’s gonna be a nope from me.
@@nunyabusiness2945 not to mention the dad TOLD him about the gun. Glad the family is okay.
@@lumiauroras6741 For sure. At best he wasn’t in his right mind. Unfortunate to have to die for that - but if it’s them or me, I’m going to choose me and mine every day. It does seem pretty sus that he doesn’t seem to have any criminal record yet. I’m strongly guessing unreported or serious mental signs were ignored. Freaky. Pay attention to your neighbors, guys. Reporting someone isn’t the end of the world. On the flip side: if he had gotten in and murdered them all I would bring the same energy to everyone who could have intervened but chose not to. A village is a village for a reason. We need to care for each other and protect.
I've never actually said this out loud or even in public before, but I'll say it now. I value my things and the lives of my family more than I value the life/lives or well-being of anyone trying to do me or mine harm
there is nothing wrong with that at all
Amen bro
After seeing those tweets I just kept wondering how people like that really exist? It’s kind of the feeling that you get once you become an adult and you realize that all the adults are not as mature and wise as you thought they were when you were a kid. So disappointing and disheartening.
People like this make me slowly realize that (and thank god I'll be dead when it happens) the world will eventually crumble to people with no brains as it did all those centuries ago.
"hE wAS uNaRMeD!" He also broke down the door and was clearly angry and craving violence. These people saying "you shouldn't be allowed to bear arms" shouldn't be allowed to vote themselves.
They should be permanently institutionalized til they die. Certainly make the world a much much more peaceful place.
These are people who’ve never been in a situation where they don’t know if the guy is armed or not and they have to make a split second decision. For all dad knew, kid could’ve still had his shit in pocket and not pulled it yet. Someone busting in your door, you have to operate under a worst case scenario, assume they’re armed and hesitation means death.
The older I get, the more I agree with Socrates regarding democracy...
People like that need to post their addresses so we can send criminals their way to rob them. I mean they cannot do anything to defend themselves. They want protect criminals.
These are also the same people that advocate for bludgeoning someone with a bat or other object or stabbing them with the knife you keep beside your bed. They don't want gun violence but there will enact violence with other objects.
If you've never had your life and well being threatened you'll never understand the need to use force to keep yourself safe
well said mate
Right? everyone loves to go "well in this type of situation id do this, or that, and then do this stuff! He would be alive and unharmed" meanwhile most people lock the fuck up the first time an incident happens. Hell most seem to think they can pull some 80 moves to the bad guys one(looking at you Detroit urban survival)
@@MyAramil the first time someone threatened my life the only thing that saved me was my attacker getting bored with his "joke" and letting go of my throat. He walked away laughing as I felt to the ground, I froze because I was in school it was meant to be safe but I could have been strangled for a laugh
well said!! it's sad that there is actually people who would lay down and die like that.
Agreed people don't know how far they will go until it's there life on the line and I can tell you from my own experience when it comes down to it it's you or them and at the end of the day your life will always out weigh there's.
I realize any loss of life is bad. But, I think this person or people on Twitter need to read some statistics. 54% of breaking and entering with assault is done by someone you know. I agree with what you said in this video, he wasn't breaking in to ask her to take him back. If all these so called justice warriors had this happen to them they may would change their minds on how to handle it. I live way out in the country. When I've had to call the police they've NEVER arrived in less than 30 minutes and has took them up to an hour to get here. This is a large county with to few officers.
The neighbor that cast quick judgement on the self defense had some balls. Like, if it woulda been his house he wouldn't have been scared or ready to beat somebody trying to get in? I can't stand people like that.
Don't pretend you would've been so much better in the moment than someone when you have no idea.
Ngl i was pretty quick to cast judge at the fact that he killed him over this, but I’m realizing the enormity of what this idiot was doing.
And like he wasnt a kid, he wasnt. Plenty of people dont really understand that
People really aren’t obligated to fight fair or show anybody a lesson these days.
@@bobdole6691 this fighting fair shit is a goodw ay to end up dead, there is no fairness in life if its me or him situation you can bet ima make sure he is the one down
We’re just now finding out what being online all the time, and social media is doing to adults. I can’t imagine what it’s doing to kids. Twitter is the worst.
Take away or severely limit access to their phones or computers. Give them a pager or an old school phone and a book to read. 😂
I know since I stopped using FB ive actually decreased my anger in general. It seems like social media is designed to do that and keep us divided.
@@MyAramil yep it’s social engineering. If you are aware of it and limit your personal access to social media you are better off, but many are not aware of it.
@@MyAramil
ding ding ding.
Social media is designed to keep you on it as long as possible. And nothing gets people to stay than arguments....
If it's harming kids (which it is), it's their parents' fault for not parenting.
The nest doorbell camera suggests that neighbour who claimed he "saw everything" is full of shit. The man defended his family at his own home, why should he feel bad about that?
If someone tries to break into my house and I'm armed, I'm going to defend myself to the other person's death.
This was a horrendously dangerous situation and good on the dad for defending himself, his daughter and his home.
He broke the damned door even after being told by the homeowner that he had a gun and didn't want him to come in. I would have done the same thing the father did.
Anybody who is against the dad has never been a victim before. Has never been assaulted. Has never had a home invasion happen before. If anything it shows how privileged those Twitter activists are to have not been victims and to have their stupid takes
They think that their only illusions of safety apply to everyone. It's the same crowd that wonders why own guns when there are police five minutes away all while ignoring that the violent criminal is only 30 seconds away
The thing that really ticks me is that you don't even need to have been a victim before to see the dad was in the right. This should be common sense but, evidently, common sense isn't so common anymore.
@@teamtx1578 Unfortunately you are correct
This is exactly the type of neighbor you don’t want. Even at the scene -where he didn’t bother rendering first aid of any sort - tje neighbor was making the argument he wasn’t armed so he shouldn’t have been shot, as if it’s required to be a duel, or something 🤷🏻♂️
He's never been a victim before obviously. I swear these people think fights should be like a medieval duel. no that's not how it is. Idc if they are armed or not armed you break into a house, you may have just forfeited your life.
He was probably someone else’s psycho ex
If he was so sure he was unarmed why didn't he go and offer first aid? He stood several feet away and didn't try to help? So his neighbor is GUILTY.
He was also claiming that he never went into the house (implying there was no reason to shoot). What a lying pos, imagine having his as ur neighbour *shudders*
@@pamelapamper Must be a Democrat lol
You are more likely to need to defend yourself against someone you know than a complete stranger. That is starting to change as carjacking becomes a problem. Look up the stats on domestic violence in particular. Ex-boyfriends/girlfriends, ex-husbands/wives, and the "How dare you live without me!" attitude. The creep for your local coffee shop. The coworker who has decided you are his soulmate... These are all people you know, and these are all people who can (and all too often do) become violent.
"TWITTER ACTIVIST"...says it all. This EX Boyfriend....got exactly what he deserved !
"if he didn't have a gun, it is impossible for him to hurt anyone. obviously they should have just let him in and seen what he wanted to do."
what else could he possibly have broken through the door to do? did she forget a hair band over his house 7 years ago and he just really wanted to give back to her in person?
Apparently, they also don't realize that there are other lethal weapons besides guns and you don't even need a weapon to seriously injure/kill someone.
@@teamtx1578 Especially if it's a male vs. A female
@@teamtx1578 Absolutely. Check out what just happened in Saskatchewan. 2 guys killed 10 people and injured 18 others…. with a knife
@@nono86753 Technically it was with knives. Although the image of them passing off the one knife between them is humorous if we ignore the context.
Hahahahaha! Omg you got me with this one. 🤣🤣 “I just wanted to tell you they been calling me about your cars extended warranty. You wanna take care of that?” I’m with you, bud. He was not about to come inside to talk. He was coming inside to be a future Forensic Files suspect.
Hearing the daughter tell her dad "you saved my life" got me a little choked up. That right there is an example of men doing what God put them on the earth to do: protecting their families from evil.
AMEN my guy... enough said.
I'm sure she had no thought that she was possibly speaking to a potential jury, but that spontaneous utterance was his golden ticket out of any chance of conviction.
If there is a god, then god had nothing to do with it.
I'm not religious but even according to religious scriptures god has nothing to do with it.
Thou shall not kill, second ammandment has nothing to do with god and people bend the ammendments and rights as they deem necessary despite scriptures of god. God also supposedly loves everyone, even those punished, and bad things happen to good people and god intervening after giving humanity free will makes no sense.
That said, glad the man did what he did, boy had plenty of warnings and chances to live another day.
@@randomenvelope Actually the second commandment is though shall not take the name of Lord your God in vain. You're thinking of the fifth which is actually though shall not murder.
@@kohaiame2691 I said amendment, not commandment, I did mispell amendment but theres no C.
Also thou shall not murder is sixth not fifth.
Edit: ^ big dumb, was talking about commandments, ammendments are a whole other thing.
I wish I was at home when some teens broke into my house years ago. The amount of discomfort my wife was in for months afterwards was unsettling. Luckily our sons were too young to remember. Salute to the dad and homeowner.
Clear case of:
- Fuck around and find out
- Play stupid games, Win stupid prizes.
“He didn’t have a gun” so? Many a man has broken through a front door and hurt those inside without a weapon.
If you try to break into someone’s house, or force your way inside, don’t come crying to me about what happens to you after the fact. You play stupid games, you win even stupider prizes.
Hell Houdini died because someone hit him in the kidneys
But but but in Home Alone he did it without shooting a gun, so the dad must be evil
@@MyAramil bruce lee died from a kick to the back, granted it wasn't an instant death, his back was broken but he never really recovered.
@@myview5840 what?
who did the kick?
These type of people live with no threats in a gated community. It's like saying people who can't afford gas should buy an electric car. Spoiled, silver spoon and all
Exactly. I had a family member who is exactly like this. Yet she lives in an expensive and protected house and would call the cops if someone doesn't "look" like they belong.
These pricks should all be forced to put their luxury beliefs to the test in the real world.
@@RoseKindred
My neighborhood is full of those types. Next Door is worse than twitter with the amount of random accusations.
"she had facial peircings, she must be here to steal stuff"
"it should be legal to k*ll cats because I keep finding animal sh*t on my porch"
And so much more. -_-
There were pictures of the broken door frame - caused by him ramming the door with his body. The father had every right to do what he did.
There is no different way to handle a determined, violent, emotionally unstable person who can't accept the word: "no." You can't force someone to love you. Was she supposed to coddle him because he had feelings but lacked introspection?
These people will never understand defending yourself. They live to be victims. It's their entire existence.
Lol they want us to rely on the police that they hate so much 🤣🤣🤣
@@stayfly68 Never seen a comment that's so fucking true. Even *I'M* a little skeptical on certain police but when these fuckers constantly harass them and try to paint them like standard Disney villains but proceed to cry and moan when they're needed most.
@@donaldduck5358 It's like Antifa who scream, SCREE THE COPS! But whenever someone gets to them, they scream HELP US COPS!
Let's put it this way, if this guy tried to force his way into his Ex's house, I think that might be a good indication of what kind of relationship they had and why they weren't together. Anyone who is willing to break into their ex's house when they're denied access, comes off as someone very entitled. Even if you think her Dad shouldn't have killed him, it's no excuse for the ex boyfriend's irrational and frankly dangerous behaviour he displayed that day
Exactly! What should he have done wait until the ex was physically attacking his daughter? Nah fam you break in that violently or at all I'm sorry but what happens next will be consequences to your actions.
We need to stop coddling criminal behaviour.
When it comes to defending my family and my home - I'm never interested in a fair fight. I'm not looking to give you a fair opportunity, I'm simply looking to eliminate the threat.
Right? Only time you fight fair is in a martial arts match. That way its only the skill that matters.
As you should. If someone's threatening you and you defend yourself, whatever happens to them as a result is their fault.
Well said! 👏
Why are people acting like the father WANTED to kill somebody? Why is self defense now considered being a serial killer or something? He was rightfully protecting his family... Especially the women in his life. Why do feminists not care about protecting women? I thought that was the purpose of feminism?
people on twitter will yell at you about how they deserve the right to have abortions but get mad at other people who kill in self defense. tell me how baby murder is better than defending your family??
Awful but 100% LAWFUL!!!!!! DO NOT BUST into my house, armed or unarmed!!! You will not live to tell about it....PERIOD!!!
It's sad when people protect bad people
Let me get this straight, the guy broke into the home and began to enter when he was shot. Now because he didn't have a gun, it was not okay for the residents to defend themselves? What kind of clown world crap is this?
Imagine if the dad fist fought and beat the kid to death. The shit they'd say then.
What is sad is that the clown car is still unloading.
They had no way of not knowing the dude was not armed,,, His breaking into the house after being warned showed he was up to no good!!!
@@michaelmcgregor7374 Exactly, whether or not he was armed, they were justified in defending themselves.
The neighbors need to keep their mouth shut. It wasn't their house and they weren't in this family's situation.
The punk got exactly what he deserved. He had no right to be there, he had no right to try to force himself inside of anyone else's home.
This is simply armchair quarterbacking by people who never had this happen so they can feel superior to others, same happens every game day for sports.
So what if her dad knew him? Chances are if he was willing to break into their home, he was willing to do so much more to her and her dad. And dad put his ass in the grave where he belongs. I’m so tired of those weak ass kids on Twitter acting like they’ve ever been through situations like that.
He broke in, he was warned the dad had a gun... he still continued... 2022 lacks accountability... wtf
I'd love for them to explain how they know the father was aware the ex was unarmed.
This is the story of a good dad. He protected his daughter. Glad to here he won’t be prosecuted.
It’s always sad when I life is lost but the ex made a choice and these are the consequences.
So, the guy (a grown man, not a kid) tried to break in to the man's home trying to get to his daughter. He was trying to force his way into the house even after being warned, in broad daylight. I thought that women were supposed to be protected at all costs, so why is the dad in the wrong (according to the Twidiots) by taking out a guy who was clearly there with ill intent that was actively trying to enter the home without permission to protect his daughter? Pretty sure in most cases most normal people would've pulled the trigger, too.
Mind you they broke up in 2019, she blocked him on her social media accounts, then he shows up at the front door and proceeds to break thru the door. And now he's a dead man...current and future issues resolved.
It's really sad when most people defending the ex are women. I thought you gals wanted to be protected more often.
@@donaldduck5358 nah fan its not you gals,its twitter/e girl gals you see ppl who defend the ex use twitter and twitter is known to cause brain damage (p.s we had a dude defend the ex too so yk its not just those weird gals but future offenders too)
Why do people have such empathy for people doing crazy things like trying to break in and break laws it’s a bit stupid like having remorse for killing a serial killer or robber
I hope the criminals are reading those comments and taking notes! Why ? Because those who don't have guns won't resist ! The thing about Ohio is that we don't need a concealed carry permit !
Twitter is probably filled with comments from people who have never seen how quickly a situation can escalate from just plain weird to lethal. You might have seconds (or less) to decide if whether it's going to be you or your attacker in the hospital or the ground. I'm choosing my own home, family and safety first every time and anyone who questions that can handle their own home, family and safety in their own way.
They’re all clueless, spoiled, coddled, trust fund brats who’ve never had to live in the real world.
@@kcirtapelyk6060 Californiiaaa. Knows how to paarrty! In the cityyy, of L.A!
@@donaldduck5358 "comieforniaaaa the place where shitte and needles flow"
Shooter might not face charges. NICE.
He's not going to face charges, grand jury already declined to bring him up on charges. Thank god.
Man saves daughter from abusive ex boyfriend, and Twitter... Are mad?
What??
If someone stalks your daughter and tries to force his way inside her home, you have every right to shoot him down.
Imagine if this were the daughter of a politician or a rich businessman. No one would have bat an eye at the guy with the gun stopping the dude pounding on the door and breaking in.
From the way it sounds from the home video, it sounds like he broke the door and was in the process of going inside when he was shot so he'd already crossed the threshold with ill intent and he suffered the consequences for it.
Yep, and apparently seeing the father with his gun made him reevaluate his decisions that day...hence his about face and retreat, too late, as father put three very quick shots in his back.
@@BWolf00 If I was that dad..
I'd get some amazing sleep. Absolute hero.
“If someone breaks into your home with the intent to hurt, they best be prepared to be put on a shirt”
Sun Tzu Art of War
That dad did the right thing he protected the most important things a man has his wife and his kids
As a father of 5 girls: good for the dad! He did the right thing in protecting his family. All this BS about using a bat is horrid. Beating a person with a bat is way more violent and destructive.
LMAO, I don't understand at all. In what plane of reality is beating someone's head in with a bat less violent than quickly ending their life?
“He didn’t have a gun”
Does that mean he isn’t a threat? Does that mean he cant harm himself once inside?
I don’t understand the unarmed equals not dangerous or whatever they are thinking idea.
Come on man .... nobody has ever been beaten or strangled to death ....... these idiots are incapable of thinking two seconds ahead of themselves. They've just been conned into thinking guns are the only way anyone can be killed.
Unarmed but busted a lock and a doorframe... *pretty* sure that proves the guy didn't need anything but his bare hands to hurt somebody
The guy at the door knows the people inside, yet he tries to break down the door? What does that suggest about his intentions? He's attempting to violently break and enter the home, a home where he knows the people inside. That unequivocally bad! The moral of the story is "don't do that"! This person appears to be a ticking time bomb - if he feels wrong or wants something really bad, he resorts to violence. That's not ok!
These activists speak on Twitter like they actually wouldn't lift a finger to defend themselves or their families, and just stand there if an ex showed up and started assaulting them in their own homes.
Man, all those people bitching on Twitter is a prime Example of "Fatherless Behavior".
Cheers for the Dad for making the necessary to proctect her Daughter.
I was waiting for you to cover this. I saw this situation on Twitter and how these people were saying how the father should have handled this "differently," despite the fact that the dude broke into the house meaning the father had full right to shoot the ex.
Ikr? Did y'all see the fucking pictures of the door where it was destroyed from him trying to bust in? How the hell else do these people expect it to be handled? Are you just supposed to let them do something first? I'd LOVE to see the people criticizing him for what he did put into the same situation and see how they handle it.
These people have the misconception that self-defense is supposed to be a fair fight. Example being if you were walking in the park and you got mugged by a guy who just had his fist no weapon you would have to fist fight him for your wallet and let the best man win. I agree about a fair fight in a competition, but this isn't the ufc its not a competition this is real life I want to have the ultimate advantage. I hope if I'm ever attacked I have a massive advantage going into the confrontation when my life and my physical being is on the line never less my wallet. You do not owe your attacker his safety. I seen one comment said that Dad was bigger than the kid so therefore he could have just fist fight him, yeah and he could have been punched in the face and callsed harm he is not obligated to accept those conditions. I would rather kill 25 orphans who were attacking me than let one of them little m************ punch me in the face and me have a black eye for a week and that's the way it's supposed to be you do not owe your attacker a safe and easy target.
what's worse is those same people would also blame the Dad if the Ex managed to succeed in harming the daughter...they just like being argumentative.
They always say people should "handle things differently" but they never really give any valid suggestions on how they should've handled it.
@@teamtx1578 they expect you to have a "fair fight" for your life and or belongings. They feel you owe the attacker the right to attack you with out physical harm. That mugger shouldnt have to be worried about being shot while mugging people lol. I can see the prosecution now, he was just trying to brake your door down and kill you and you shot him. Didnt you thank about his life and his loved ones?
I love it when people say that he didn't have a weapon they didn't need to shoot him. Nobody knew he didnt have a weapon!
What was dad supposed to do wait till he breaks into the house and then ask him if he was packing? Tell him to hold on and let me pat you down? Really?
The dad warned him that he had a gun and to go away, the guy didn't oh well.
Them: "The dad didn't need to shoot him!"
Me: "The 22 year-old ex-boyfriend didn't need to be breaking into the house either, but here we are."
I've got a hypothesis. Everyone who comes out to say this man shouldn't have done this and it's murder is probably the kind of person who's worried they'll be the next shot because they act like that. I think a lot of these people are projecting more than they mean to and telling on themselves ....
You know they be hypocrites.
They need to be put in that position with big tyrone out on day parole.
Parents are not supposed to be protective of their children anymore. Didn’t you get the memo?
From the people who champion the VIolence against women act….while also demonizing the police that enforce that act…how dare you protect women from violence.
#IronicCurtain
@@adamdonovan4071 indeed. This protection is the Patriarchy, after all.
That interview was very difficult for me to hear.
On July 19th, we got a phone call from a friend who had been in our wedding party 40 years ago. His eldest son, D had taken his wife and three children out to visit D's youngest sister. While they were walking back from Glacier National Park, a man pulled up to the group and started shooting. It turned out to be the former boyfriend of D's sister. He murdered D and D's 18 month old child, and also shot D's wife and D's sister. Fortunately, D's sister was able to fight back and and managed to kill their attacker.
People can arm chair quarterback all they want, but it's a whole different issue when it is actually happening and split second decisions have to be made. D and his family were defenseless when the attack began. They had NO idea what was happening. All the yammering in the world about what they "coulda, shoulda, woulda" done isn't going to bring D or the baby back. The best we can do is pray for our friends and their children as they struggle to cope with this senseless murder.
I remember reading about that in the news not too long ago. It definitely stood out to me considering the brutality of the crime so your description was instantly recognizable. I can't imagine losing a son and a granddaughter. Hopefully the girls fully recover.
If you attack someone you should not be surprised when they defend themselves. No one can tell someone else what is the proper form of self defense. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Dad did the right thing.
Acting like “ kids” should be given more of a chance to commit a crime does nothing good for your own family or someone else who needs it and “ kids” have long been proven to be EVERY bit as violent and dangerous as any adult.
Just like those "kids" that beat that man with a cone.
my friend is currently going through this. Ex is stalking his daughter & family (threatened his wife) .. do NOT let this slide. Order of Protection means NOTHING to these psychos.
Better buy a boomstick. That taser wont help.
The dad probably heard horror stories from his daughter about her abusive ex.
The fact that she thanked him for saving her life shows the ex had done something violent that almost killed her in the past.
She hadn't even spoken to him in almost two years. He left her a weird voicemail the night before. That makes him doing that a lot more alarming
We're living in a Idiocracy world.
I like money…oww my balls.
An “activist” is angry? Say it ain’t so…
The fact that these people want to defend someone entering a house by force when warned not to even with the warning of a gun, shows how deranged and entittle to do whatever they want, even damaging other people and their property.
Of fucking course is justified, self defence is not only for strangers, it could be your fucking best friend but if they did something to you, you have every right to defend yourself.
Why do the people who say self defense isn't justification for killing someone, also claim that the Waukesha killer was justified in murdering numerous innocent people, because he was angry about supposed social injustice!
It's not that their moral compass is off, it's that they don't have a moral compass period.
If someone is trying to break into your house, you have no idea what they are up too. It really is that simple.
Someone breaks into your house after being told to leave, is not there for honorable intentions.