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sqcomp · 10-09-2010, 11:49 PM

As I understand the castle doctrine, it applies to an immediate threat IN your home. Just because you've got some yahoo prowling around your yard doesn't give you the right to kill him...

...that's why I'd unlock the door and wait 'till the eFr steps foot inside the door. Two shots. Bang! "Stop or I'll shoot!" Bang! Just to make sure I popped his mellon.

...now, how to set up one of my favorite .308 platforms at the front door...

(testing for function and familiarity) - the 5th SF group are a great bunch of hooligans! I'd follow them to the gates of hell and back.

^the 5th's ISOF "off duty" shirts. It'd prolly look bad if you were wearing one of these after popping someone breaking into your home.

tonbon · 10-10-2010, 12:41 AM

ahh yeeesss.
the "stand your ground" laws state that you no longer have "duty to retreat".
If you are leagalley allowed to be somewhere, you may "stand your ground" and defend yourself.
In NC (for example), you are suppossed to attempt to retreat and avoid the "conflict". if the "stand your ground" laws pass, you no longer need to retreat.
the castle doctrine pertains to while you are in your house on on your property. in many cases, being in your car or a hotel room is included.
neither of these are "shoot first" laws.

chrisj · 10-10-2010, 01:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tonbon

neither of these are "shoot first" laws.

Oh, we just shoot first anyway...

big lo · 10-11-2010, 07:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sqcomp

As I understand the castle doctrine, it applies to an immediate threat IN your home. Just because you've got some yahoo prowling around your yard doesn't give you the right to kill him...

...that's why I'd unlock the door and wait 'till the eFr steps foot inside the door. Two shots. Bang! "Stop or I'll shoot!" Bang! Just to make sure I popped his mellon.

...now, how to set up one of my favorite .308 platforms at the front door...

(testing for function and familiarity) - the 5th SF group are a great bunch of hooligans! I'd follow them to the gates of hell and back.

^the 5th's ISOF "off duty" shirts. It'd prolly look bad if you were wearing one of these after popping someone breaking into your home.

Nuff respect to you brother!!!

10-09-2010, 11:49 PM	#1
sqcomp Roadrunner Jr. View User's Garage Drives: 2007 Yaris S Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Back at home Posts: 2,609	As I understand the castle doctrine, it applies to an immediate threat IN your home. Just because you've got some yahoo prowling around your yard doesn't give you the right to kill him... ...that's why I'd unlock the door and wait 'till the eFr steps foot inside the door. Two shots. Bang! "Stop or I'll shoot!" Bang! Just to make sure I popped his mellon. ...now, how to set up one of my favorite .308 platforms at the front door... (testing for function and familiarity) - the 5th SF group are a great bunch of hooligans! I'd follow them to the gates of hell and back. ^the 5th's ISOF "off duty" shirts. It'd prolly look bad if you were wearing one of these after popping someone breaking into your home. __________________ “To argue with a person who has renounced the use of reason is like administering medicine to the dead.” ― Thomas Paine

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10-10-2010, 12:41 AM	#2
tonbon Drives: 09 hatchback Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: nc Posts: 11	ahh yeeesss. the "stand your ground" laws state that you no longer have "duty to retreat". If you are leagalley allowed to be somewhere, you may "stand your ground" and defend yourself. In NC (for example), you are suppossed to attempt to retreat and avoid the "conflict". if the "stand your ground" laws pass, you no longer need to retreat. the castle doctrine pertains to while you are in your house on on your property. in many cases, being in your car or a hotel room is included. neither of these are "shoot first" laws.