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Old 07-01-2008, 04:00 PM   #3
dalmations202
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Originally Posted by jefelump
To further dalmations comments here.... if you shoot to harm and not to kill, you will then find yourself in court sued by the person you shot, for assault and battery. How many times have we read stories in the news about a burgular sueing a homeowner, because they were injured while trying to burgularize the home??? And in many cases, the thief wins the lawsuit!

I'm with dude, dalmations, et al... shoot the bastards.
I agree that it has happened way too many times.

That is not my issue though. Maybe the guy you wounded had an ankle gun hidden, and you shoot him in the leg. He falls, pulls the gun -- shoots you, and your dead.

What were you trying to do? You either let him go if you aren't in imminent danger, or you kill him, if you are.

IMO -- 99% of the time Property isn't worth dying or having to take a life over.
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