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glad i dont live in canada
- Thread starter sparky024
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koogan
New member
Regardless of the local laws, the idea of being prosecuted under those conditions is pretty staggering. Imagine if he had actually put down his attackers under that system...he would have spent his remaining days in prison. I've read of cases where people defending themselves against burglary are charged but having your house fire-bombed seems to leave little ambiguity in intention.
Wolfgang1952
Regular Member
+1
rodbender
Regular Member
rodbender
Regular Member
Canada??? You've got to be kidding.
Huck
Regular Member
“People need to know that this is what can happen to you and which side of the victim line do you want to stand on? Lying down dead or in court? That’s the way it seems it has to go.”
That's pretty much the way it is in Kalifornia too. And on top of criminal charges it's a safe bet that the thug(s) you defend yourself from, or his family, will sue you and win.
That's pretty much the way it is in Kalifornia too. And on top of criminal charges it's a safe bet that the thug(s) you defend yourself from, or his family, will sue you and win.