Do you agree with Stand your Ground law Some states have?

by Sister Jean Posted 2012/04/14 01:14:14

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	yes	14 votes	56%
	no	10 votes	40%
	None of the above	1 vote	4%

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Magnus ☮ RP ☮ 2012 ☮ 2012/06/13 21:41:55

yes

Yes, yes, yes and YES! I shouldn't be prosecuted for temporarily or even permanently immobilizing a would-be murderer or assailant, even with deadly force, after the fact in a court of jokes, and thrown in prison for the rest of my life (or fined out of any hopes of having a life even if I'm not thrown in prison for the rest of my life, or executed) for simply protecting and defending my life (or my hypothetical family's lives), limb or property from scum criminals and thugs who would endeavor to rob me of any of the aforementioned!

MARXIST (I REFUSE TO USE ANY CRYPTIC PSEUDONYM'S THEREOF) "POLITICAL CORRECTNESS" IS KILLING THIS NATION!

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Kat 2012/04/14 14:32:44

no

+1
Not the way they seem to be written. It leaves far to much to chance. If someone has broken into your house is one thing. If you are following some kid through a neighborhood is another.

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Sister ... to Kat 2012/04/14 14:46:10

+1
agree

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Lady Whitewolf 2012/04/14 10:03:22

yes

yes

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ZB 2012/04/14 04:39:08

yes

+1
Puts the criminal and the victim on even ground. You break in to my house, I will shoot you. End of story. It's not a blank check to shoot someone every chance you get. Some states self defense laws state that you cannot use any more force than what is used against you.

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Kashee 2012/04/14 03:42:51

no

+1
exactly Sister Jean.

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Sister ... to Kashee 2012/04/14 13:56:23

agree

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Anthony Souls 2012/04/14 02:57:20

no

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Self-defense already exists, and you can protect yourself through that proven methodology.

Take care,

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Sister ... to Anthony... 2012/04/14 13:56:40

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Chieki 2012/04/14 02:52:59

no

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I see more and more people being killed and those that commit the act of murder getting away with it!

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Sister ... to Chieki 2012/04/14 13:57:01

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jennie 2012/04/14 02:51:12

None of the above

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i can see both sides and I don't know what I'd do. But it is personal when you know someone, possibly innocent, died or someone, possibly innocent, is arrested.

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MO.gal 2012/04/14 02:42:20

no

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No, I'm afraid there will be more innocent people killed like Trayvon Martin.

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Sister ... to MO.gal 2012/04/14 13:57:26

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kitkat42 2012/04/14 02:33:11

no

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I'm not a fan. I think we've always had the right to defend ourselves. I think some will take the imminent threat part too far and shootings like the Zimmerman fiasco will happen more often. Just MY opinion folks.

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Sister ... to kitkat42 2012/04/14 13:57:47

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Marcus Clark 2012/04/14 02:28:06

yes

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Absolutely. The unfortunate truth is that we have so many laws that favor the criminal that we need this sort of law to counter the others.

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Riobhca 2012/04/14 01:44:07

yes

+2
It legally protects people who are forced to defend themselves.

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cjd 2012/04/14 01:41:57

no

+1
don't need a law to defend yourself

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Sister ... to cjd 2012/04/14 13:58:03

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POWERSHAKER 2012/04/14 01:26:44

yes

+2
I think it's a good crime deterrent.

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Andjella ObeyYMCMB 2012/04/14 01:23:17

yes

+2
Well Yeah..

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Dagon 2012/04/14 01:18:30
Sister ... to Dagon 2012/04/14 01:19:31

+3
and we need a law ? I thought that came natural

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Dagon to Sister ... 2012/04/14 01:51:54
Sister ... to Dagon 2012/04/14 13:59:13 (edited)

+1
my Dad lived to 90 ..he nad no need and he was a driver

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Dagon to Sister ... 2012/04/14 15:11:48
lonewolf 2012/04/14 01:15:02

yes

+2
yes

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