Stand Your Ground Law

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(08-09-2018, 01:00 PM)Beaker Wrote: 1. Nobody said he should have walked away. 

2. Nobody said the shooter was blameless.

In threads such as these what folks actually say has very little bearing. Folks have chosen a side and will do whatever is required to support their stance to include making false assumptions.


Give it a few days; there will be another incident where someone escalated a verbal altercation to a physical one and those saying it is justified this go around will assert it was not justified that time and those saying it is not justified in this scenario will say it is.

For instance if when timbledick was push, he hit his head on the curb, was found to be unarmed, and died; would anyone's opinion change? (Don't answer, just ask yourself)

IMO, the father was justified in pushing thimbledick. Now we have 2 questions:

Could the father and/or mother have done something different and everyone would be alive today?

Was thimbledick fearing for his personal safety after he was pushed to the ground?

One's a moral question and one's a legal question.