User profile: RyMan

There are few cases in which I feel that deadly force is justifiable when the person has a knife. It's a knife. Even if he had cut her I don't think it would have been deadly unless he had been allowed to repeatedly stab her before intervention. But while I disagree that it was necessary that a shot be fired at all, the shot to the head was the right decision. The threat was eliminated. Permanently.
As per the statement what if it was my mother? Well, then the cops would have killed my brother.
The real test is not whether some wingnut on the Sun thinks "good riddance" to someone they don't know, but all the instances of family members condemning what happened on the news outlets. No justice was served for them.

Oh LarryVegas, you are just so wrong about all your assumptions and interpretations of what was written here today. It's okay. We still love you.

Deal: drop leaving the scene and resisting and plead guilty to DUI with death. He gets life, parole in 20 and one man's life is over, one woman's life is forever impacted and one guy loses his freedom, and all because he was too stupid to not drive drunk.
It's just that easy folks, get drunk, wait, call a cab or get a sober friend to drive.
Or better yet, don't get drunk, go for a run, walk your dog, play with your kids, build something, whatever...

Did any of you threatening to vote against her vote for her in the first place?
As for "reading" the bill, that annoyingly trite call to arms of the Beck worshipers that have little mind of their own, I challenge you all to read every bill, not just this one, but ALL the legislation that goes through each session of Congress, all versions, every word and comprehend without help every line and be able to on the spot explain it.
Everything related in this story bodes well for rich people and small business owners. Why is that a problem for all you conservatives? That's a republican stance if I've ever heard one.
Did any of you even read the story, or did you just see the title referring to Titus and figure it's a good place to voice an opinion that is already formed that she is bad for Nevada?
I think I see the same names in every story about Reid as well.

Good point mr_meowington. The idea that a public service can work in one state that supports it and fail in another that does not is important to note.
Personally, I've never had a bad time at the DMV in Las Vegas. But I'm not the typical Vegas "must get to the red light before you to prove I'm a man" type.
This town would make a mockery of any public option, just like it has of the current state. Las Vegans are just too transitory, uneducated and selfish to ever really pull off the coordination and patience it would take to successfully create a better life for themselves health care or otherwise.