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9/26/2015 1:06:02 AM
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If someone ever breaks into my house, they better hope I'm not there. My loaded, semi-auto 12 gauge will have some choice words for them. Let's just say they aren't going to live to take me to court for their injuries...
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Your name makes me believe you lol. But seriously, same for me. They better hope I'm not home or they're about to have a very bad day.
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And then your locked up.
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Nope. My state has castle law. Basically, you have the right to defend your home with lethal force.
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Right Key words reasonably defend. My line of work has me see people who made this mistake with the same law. I get where your coming from, just saying....
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In that case blow their kneecap out and call the police lol
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That would actually work, you have "reasonably" stopped the threat. Couple of rifle butts to the head is ok, your just keeping them consious from blood loss.
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Exactly, he is incapacitated in such a way he can no longer harm you or your family or property and can receive justice from the system once the leg has healed
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Depends entirely on circumstances and intent. Where I live, if someone is trespassing with intent to harm, or if the threat is tipped out of favor of the defense (say there were more than one person breaking in, and you were alone) it is within legal right for self defense to pull that trigger. Just be damn sure before you do.
