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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: theking on April 19, 2023, 02:05:12 PM
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Shootings of young people who went to wrong houses draw attention to ‘stand your ground’ laws
Incidents in Kansas City, Mo., and upstate New York could renew debate over the rights of homeowners seeking to protect their property.
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Why are these people so itchy to pull the trigger.
I do that some time too... drive up a driveway to turn my car around. I must refrain from doing that from now on.
I get the stand your ground law, but none of these shooters' lives were in danger.
But it's insane that one is being called a hate crime while the other is not... I guess it depends on the victim and shooter skin color.
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Why are these people so itchy to pull the trigger.
I do that some time too... drive up a driveway to turn my car around. I must refrain from doing that from now on.
I get the stand your ground law, but none of these shooters' lives were in danger.
But it's insane that one is being called a hate crime while the other is not... I guess it depends on the victim and shooter skin color.
If you weren't so disingenuous with your previous posts and replies I would almost believe you cared.
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Well that's odd. I don't get no more door knocking sales people or church folks at my door as of late. This incident took care of that industry.