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Old 07-01-2008, 03:07 PM   #61
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Originally Posted by jthig32
So here's a question: At what point do you draw the line on the whole "neighbor" thing? If you're out walking your dog and you see someone in a ski mask jumping out the window of a house a block from yours, are you pulling your piece and gunning them down?

Legally, you're not allowed to do this, but I would like to pose this question to Dude and others. Would you convict someone that did that?

I mean, by the general logic of this thread, why aren't police allowed to use deadly force for all confrontations with burglars, etc?
That ends up being for a jury to decide, IMO.

I consider abortion, murder of an unborn child. That doesn't mean I have the right to kill Drs and women alike that kill children under the law. If that child is born then, and someone kills it -- then I kill them, then I am a hero for killing a child killer.

Be very careful as all of this gets to be very complicated as to where the line is for justification of killing.
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