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I was listening to a song on the radio today that reminded of interesting shooting involving famous country musician and song writer Billy Joe shaver. The song is "where do you want it" reffering to the words Shaver said to his shooting victim as he pointed a gun at him and fired at his face.
Shaver was apparently aggravated by a younger man at the bar who said something to his lady friend that offended him. The victim was genuinely beein an arrogant jerk. At one point the guy harrassing shaver stirred his drink with a knife proving that he did have a weapon capable of causing harm to the older Shaver. Doesnt seem to be reason enough to ask a man to step outside and shoot him In my eyes.
Long story short the trial seemed like Shaver was Cocky and arrogant. He had a high profile lawyer and got off any serious charges. (Billy Joe shaver) "I'm from Texas. If I were chicken s***, I would have left, but I'm not."
What is your take on this verdict?
Did his Texan music hero status play a factor?
What is your take on the rights of Shaver and his actions?
I was listening to a song on the radio today that reminded of interesting shooting involving famous country musician and song writer Billy Joe shaver. The song is "where do you want it" reffering to the words Shaver said to his shooting victim as he pointed a gun at him and fired at his face.
Shaver was apparently aggravated by a younger man at the bar who said something to his lady friend that offended him. The victim was genuinely beein an arrogant jerk. At one point the guy harrassing shaver stirred his drink with a knife proving that he did have a weapon capable of causing harm to the older Shaver. Doesnt seem to be reason enough to ask a man to step outside and shoot him In my eyes.
Long story short the trial seemed like Shaver was Cocky and arrogant. He had a high profile lawyer and got off any serious charges. (Billy Joe shaver) "I'm from Texas. If I were chicken s***, I would have left, but I'm not."
What is your take on this verdict?
Did his Texan music hero status play a factor?
What is your take on the rights of Shaver and his actions?