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In reply to the discussion: What's wrong with "duty to retreat" [View all]TPaine7
(4,286 posts)37. "I don't think DTR would apply to a guy with knife endangering your fiancee."
Are your thoughts always so convenient to your beliefs?
Why would your fiancée have any less duty to retreat?
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Sounds like one of the old Charles Atlas ads-- Bully kicks sand on skinny guy in front of his girl.
Hoyt
Mar 2012
#24
I did not miss the point. You seem to think that a gun could/should be used when you have reasonable
Hoyt
Mar 2012
#32
I don't worry about sources. If the info is true, the source doesn't matter.
shadowrider
Mar 2012
#67
Look, you can't use a gun when you feel threatened just because you stick a gun in your waistband.
Hoyt
Mar 2012
#42
Do you do more than sit behind keyboard and promote more guns, and provide cover when shit happens?
Hoyt
Mar 2012
#53