not all of them have the castle doctrine and stand your ground laws

Virginia here

you may be legally required to try to escape your own house before you're allowed to harm an intruder

It’s still ‘okay’

OR you can still only match the force when they're trespassing, so if they have no weapon you can't harm them or else it's illegal

I stg I'm gonna live somewhere with the castle doctrine and make my day laws

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Depends on the locality

I mean

yeah

there is no physical harm to the person trying to uproot it so

Paint ball gun

In these funky states they could wreck from the smell and sue you

Night y'all

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> you may be legally required to try to escape your own house before you're allowed to harm an intruder
@Foxynite sounds like california

I mean who knows maybe

it would suck to shoot an intruder with a gun and then the judge is like "uhh yeah so that's not allowed" and you're just like "damn homie I was to just accept death??"

its monkey mode

Trump 2020

but while my class this semester is centered on crime scene investigation I am a good source of criminal law I would hope

california logic: "if an intruder comes in and kills your family, just try to talk to them peacefully. if you pull out a gun and shoot them dead, you will be sentenced to death, oops i mean peaceful sleep"

If the guy is unarmed you have to give him a gun before you shoot him so it's fair

if he is unarmed and you have a gun, give him your gun

Then you can defend yourself

biden sets his eyes on a texas win

Its Joe Clinton

as missouri and indiana are in tilt column

were looking at a complete landslide for the gop

they could lose all government branches

the gop is done

Nah, that's a terrible idea joe Clinton

the 2024 election could be a 50 state landslide

because of my amazing job as presidents

#buildbackbetter

#biden2020

Not going to happen, Joe Clinton

#kamala2024