Could the Tulsa shooters claim immunity under Oklahoma's Castle Law?

[gejohnston]

60. I only know about you guys

what you post. For all I know, you might have a bigger gun collection than any of us. You might have a class 3 dealership on the side. I don't do background checks. Or, you could be as off the deep end as you seem most of the time. Many of the "antis" are less rational than any of the pro gunners around here. Ranting about "WND, Fox, gun blogs, etc." when none of those are used, does not help your cause.

No, I don't know anything about those crazy people. They are a stereotype, but never actually met any. Never met them in Florida, Wyoming, Kansas, New Mexico, South Carolina, or Texas.
My time in Texas includes:
basic training
visiting in laws that moved there
driving through there
visited El Paso a couple of times because it is larger than Alamogordo, NM.

Oh, and regarding Rachel's supposedly false statements, as usual you provide no evidence here: neither a link to what she said nor any evidence that it was false. It is of course possible that Rachel made a mistake on some technicality (I'm not sure exactly what she said that has you so upset), but since almost nothing you say on this board is ever true, my guess is that this is just another piece of fiction you picked up on a gun blog.

Nothing that upset me, maybe amusing, but not upsetting. Basically it was a reference to the "plastic guns" urban legend. I actually saw the episode.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/41157187/ns/msnbc_tv-rachel_maddow_show/t/rachel-maddow-show-tuesday-january-th/#.T4NbjFTtZwA