I'm thinkin' maybe we should try this again? . . . . and you kids should behave yourselves

[supertrunker]

Never sold a thing. Ever.

<-- collector.

See classifieds. 100% greedy.

T

 

[RattlerX]

not for you, is what that's for.

←here. have a one-cheek-push, my treat.

That looks like your doin' the left cheek sneak.

 

[RattlerX]

The next time someone breaks into my house I sure hope I am home.

 

[2pak2zero]

The next time someone breaks into my house I sure hope I am home.

Well, yeah. Cuz that looks pricey.

 

[supertrunker]

Rather then being in the Bahamas?

T

 

[RattlerX]

Well, yeah. Cuz that looks pricey.

especially when you have to buy two of them...but my gawd is it fun to shoot.

 

[RattlerX]

Rather then being in the Bahamas?

T

I sure enjoyed the trip but the homecoming $ucked...

 

[Vapeaholic]

Better be holding tight with two hands when you pull the trigger on that baby!

 

[MamaTried]

nuppin'

v3​

 

[penguiness]

especially when you have to buy two of them...but my gawd is it fun to shoot.

I have two guns, one for each of you.

 

[Aal_]

Is it true that in the US you can shoot someone if he is in your yard? Just picking your brains out.

 

[sedge]

Is it true that in the US you can shoot someone if he is in your yard? Just picking your brains out.

General common law rules.


No. Not your yard.

But if the intruder has crossed the threshold of the residence and is still in the process of ingress, then yes.

If an intruder is attempting to leave, e.g., crawling out a window, then no.

No lethal force can be used to protect property.

Only sufficient force necessary to repel an agressor may be used to protect your person. You can not kill to protect yourself from a punch in the nose.


It is presumed that if an intruder is entering or has entered your residence, the likelihood that he means to kill you is highly probable and lethal force to defend is permitted.

Again, general black law rule.

 

[pdib]

If someone is picking your brains out, it's probably too late.

 

[sedge]

If someone is picking your brains out, it's probably too late.

Hannibal was careful to keep you alive while he did that.

 

[pdib]

Fictional people have that little sumthin special, don't they?

 

[Aal_]

General common law rules.


No. Not your yard.

But if the intruder has crossed the threshold of the residence and is still in the process of ingress, then yes.

If an intruder is attempting to leave, e.g., crawling out a window, then no.

No lethal force can be used to protect property.

Only sufficient force necessary to repel an agressor may be used to protect your person. You can not kill to protect yourself from a punch in the nose.


It is presumed that if an intruder is entering or has entered your residence, the likelihood that he means to kill you is highly probable and lethal force to defend is permitted.

Again, general black law rule.

sedge, Thanks for the explanation man. Brain picking successful .

 

[penguiness]

sedge, depends on which state you are in. Some states do not restrict you to the inside of your dwelling and allow it if you are protecting your property or your family. Not saying it would be easy to defend in court during a personal lawsuit, just that it would not be an infraction against the law.

 

[TamiPac]

Candy? Did someone say "Candy"?

WOW WOW WOW

 

[Aal_]

WOW WOW WOW

Yep ... we all hate Rossum

 

[TamiPac]

I Rossum!