Everyone Has the Right to Armed Self Defense…Don’t They?
“The legal right to defend oneself has always proved far more fragile when exercised by the very people who most need protection.”
“The legal right to defend oneself has always proved far more fragile when exercised by the very people who most need protection.”
It’s funny how the sound of gunfire directed their way — and taking a bullet — tends to make home invaders reconsider their plans.
Law enforcement officials explained that self-defense shootings, which are more commonly associated with police officers, are increasingly being seen among civilians.
Maybe he thought he could score some prescription drugs. Or maybe he had non-consensual romance on his mind and thought he could catch a vulnerable woman.
If there’s a lesson to be learned for anyone like Clary out there, it’s that if you play stupid games in the parts of the nation that cherish and exercise their 2A rights, you may win a toe tag.
Law-abiding gun owners have every right to be disgusted with a government that fails to protect the public while it works hard to prevent decent people from providing for their own protection.
You can’t argue with the data. Right?
Cops exist for a reason. Persistent homeless trespassers with attitude problems are their problem to solve, not yours, especially with a trigger.
Papa bear wasn’t having it. He fought back tooth and nail, clearly trying to avoid killing his attacker. He also bought precious seconds for family members to scramble clear.
There are still a significant number of duty to retreat states, mostly in the northeast (surprise!), so it’s a really good idea to know the laws regarding armed self-defense in your state.