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In reply to the discussion: Self-defense: Duty to retreat or Stand your ground [View all]Union Scribe
(7,099 posts)36. It isn't my fault that what you put in quotes
complete with editorial "they" replacement, to make it look even more like you were citing a post, has not been written on this forum. It isn't innuendo, what you said has been said has not been.
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perhaps you would not "chase or shoot him" - that does not hold true for everyone else with a gun
DrDan
Mar 2012
#54
"standing one's ground" generally refers to someone in their home or other place they have a right
Romulox
Mar 2012
#8
Having a gun isn't a required precondition for self defense. At any rate, *you* posted the article,
Romulox
Mar 2012
#20
The 911 call that Zimmerman himself made is evidence that he chased Martin. He admits it.
yardwork
Mar 2012
#31
I hope the police can use cell phone positioning data to determine Zimmerman's
JoePhilly
Mar 2012
#16
When conservative controlled governments put weapons in the hands of unstable violent morons....
Evasporque
Mar 2012
#23
Common sense is also rare against among anti-gun people. I have seen both over react.
Logical
Mar 2012
#45
Except that the Sanford police have been caught in several lies about this so far.
yardwork
Mar 2012
#37
While I think this POS's actions fail to even meet the meager Stand Your Ground requirements...
Tommy_Carcetti
Mar 2012
#48