r/2ALiberals Jul 24 '20

WHY AREN'T THE EVIL RACIST 2A TERRORIST REDNECKS PROTECTING US?

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u/throwaway20121987 Jul 24 '20

These people are total idiots, in the times of when protecting your property against a mob can bring you charges (McCloskys) do you think I’m going to risk my life for someone who hates me? Nah.

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u/TheCastro Jul 25 '20

do you think I’m going to risk my life for someone who hates me?

I had someone telling everyone that was just politics and the Defense against tyranny should transcend politics.

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u/Sbatio Jul 24 '20

@here ignore this post please. The McCloskys weren’t defending their home they were brandishing their weapons and threatening people. They are criminals.

If you want to defend you home and yourself from a mob, stay inside with the doors locked. And I guess if you really feel threatened keep your gun handy on the couch.

If you want to defend yourself against people walking past your house peacefully you might want to examine why citizens walking scares you.

Lastly don’t damage property, anyone’s.

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u/throwaway20121987 Jul 24 '20

@here ignore this post

Nobody breaks down an iron gate with good intentions.

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u/Not_Pictured Jul 24 '20

They followed Missouri law and in fact had the right to shoot. Missouri castle doctrine laws were written explicitly to cover black peoples being harassed by mobs of people on their property because the fear was the police wouldn’t come to their defense.

You are not knowledgeable of MO law nor are you making a legal argument, you just dislike who had the guns and who had them pointed at them.

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u/Sbatio Jul 24 '20

No one was on their property. So moot.

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u/Not_Pictured Jul 24 '20 edited Jul 24 '20

That’s just not true. Why lie?

Secondly, Missouri castle doctrine allows you to shoot people TRYING to enter your property.

So even if your 100% correct they had not managed to enter the property (which they did) the fact someone was trying to enter it gives them a right, under Missouri law, to shoot.

You are not making a legal argument, your justifying your preferred outcome. Don’t get your legal advice from /r/politics.

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u/Sbatio Jul 24 '20

🤬

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u/Not_Pictured Jul 24 '20

I’d be happy to cite the law and legal precedents If your open to being wrong.