Whose right to "Stand Your Ground" takes precedence?

@Pretzel I hear ya, but still kinda disagree. Especially a military trained individual should understand trigger discipline and putting others at risk through overkilling.

@Pretzel there are no high powered assault rifles

@MasterLee thanks for the clarification

@Roundandroundwego You're not making your point very well that rights aren't human constructs and whatever we choose and fight them to be.


Try making a point instead of framing vacuous questions. Questions aren't points.

@Roundandroundwego Make a statement that shows rights exist beyond whatever a spciety says they are and fights for.

1,2,3..... go!!!! Burden of proof

@Roundandroundwego [quote] Being a crappy reader is really likely when the USA is getting debunked. Especially online. [/quote] you call these sentences and have the balls to question someone's reading skills???

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@zonavar68 What a genius!

@akindheart [quote] Foster attended an Austin protest on July 25 while Perry was downtown driving for Uber. According to police, Perry stopped his car and honked at people protesting while they walked through the street, blocks from the state Capitol. Seconds later, he drove his car into the crowd, police said.

Foster, who was a 28-year-old white man and an Air Force veteran, had been seen openly carrying an AK-47 rifle at the time, which is legal. There are conflicting accounts as to whether Foster raised the rifle to the driver first — but seconds later Perry, who was also legally armed, shot and killed Foster and fled the area, police said. He called the police and reported what happened, claiming he shot in self defense after Foster aimed his weapon at him. Perry is also a white man.

The case sparked debates over Texas’ “stand your ground” law, which allows people to use deadly force against someone else if they feel they are in danger. But Perry’s social media posts about retaliating against protesters raised questions about the shooter’s state of mind and his self-defense claim.

The “stand your ground” law prohibits an individual from arguing self-defense if they provoked a threat from someone else. Witnesses said that Perry seemed to drive threateningly into the crowd before shots were fired, and his actions seemed intentional [/quote]



Self defense my ass.

@MethDozer 2 pts and as usual. You pick a fight . Conflicting accts? Of course when it works ti your advantage and secondly i went by what was posted

@dancingtongue

[quote]The gun was raised at a heavy vehicle that just ran a red light and is bearing down on him and a crowd of others. Isn't that self defense?[/quote]

It said he was stopped liar. Leftists will do ANYTHING to defend their pathology

@MethDozer And he was among a group of BLM demonstrators, so therefore free game in some quarters.

@dancingtongue Yeah, no doubt. Between him being military, the location, and the group it was against I'm sure he will get it reversed and comended a hero.