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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/19/2012 9:40:31 AM   
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If you don't think that syg opponents don't think that you should only meet force with eual force ie.

Are these syg opponents made of straw by any chance? Because personally I'm only interested in talking about positions held by real people. You have actual opponents of stand your ground here and we don't seem to be taking that position, I'm not. Hey Nosathro, are you taking that position?

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if they have a knive you can't use a gun what in the world do you think "appropriate force" means?

I don't think appropriate force means equal force, the two words aren't synonymous after all. I'm not a legal expert but I suspect "appropriate force" means something like the use of force is justified when a person reasonably believes that it is necessary for the defense of oneself or another against the immediate use of unlawful force. However, a person must use no more force than appears reasonably necessary in the circumstances.

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/19/2012 10:20:14 AM   
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If you don't think that syg opponents don't think that you should only meet force with eual force ie.

Are these syg opponents made of straw by any chance? Because personally I'm only interested in talking about positions held by real people. You have actual opponents of stand your ground here and we don't seem to be taking that position, I'm not. Hey Nosathro, are you taking that position?

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if they have a knive you can't use a gun what in the world do you think "appropriate force" means?

I don't think appropriate force means equal force, the two words aren't synonymous after all. I'm not a legal expert but I suspect "appropriate force" means something like the use of force is justified when a person reasonably believes that it is necessary for the defense of oneself or another against the immediate use of unlawful force. However, a person must use no more force than appears reasonably necessary in the circumstances.


I think I stated my position already. However I will repeat my view. I think the these SYG laws need to be repealed. They are far board in the interpretation and application. Both the Arizona and Texas cases mentioned are examples. There are already laws that provide protection and crime is declining . There are now concerns among some about Vigilante Justice in America.

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/20/2012 7:29:35 AM   
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The whole thing comes down to the question of does the bad guy get a free shot.

It does? That seems kind of strange to me....

That's not a position that I'm holding, that's not a position that you're holding so I'm confused about how our discussion could all come down to that question? Can you quote anyone as saying that you have to wait until after the other guy shoots?

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If you can't fight back untill he actually attacks you this means he has to shoot first.

It does? Can you provide any sort of evidence to back up that assertion?

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But of course nobody is going to be stupid enough to say it that way. They say you have to retreat, as if an assalent won't follow you, call the cops as if he won't shoot you for trying, wait till he actually attacks you which is give him the first shot.

I'd really like it if you'd stop sticking words in other peoples mouths.

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ORIGINAL: Williams v. State, 252 So. 2d 243 - Fla: Dist. Court of Appeals, 4th Dist. 1971
See the restatement of the Garner rule in Fine v. State, 1915, 70 Fla. 412, 70 So. 379, where the court said:

"Upon the trial of an indictment for murder where the defense is self-defense, the character of the deceased as to peace and quiet frequently becomes a material subject for investigation. If the evidence, as in this case, is conflicting upon the question as to who began the difficulty, or whether the deceased's conduct or actions just prior to the encounter reasonably justified the belief that he was about to make an assault upon the accused, evidence as to the general reputation of the deceased for peace and quiet may lead the jury to a correct conclusion as to the guilt of the accused by enabling them to determine who really began the difficulty, and the reasonableness of the defendant's belief as to imminent danger to himself of great bodily harm or death from the deceased. * * *" (Emphasis added.)


I'm skeptical that what you are saying has ever been true. I can certainly find rulings going back quite a bit that you didn't have to wait.

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It is true that when the assalent demands yor money he has committed a crime. But untill he resorts to violence your not allowed to except under syg laws.

Nope, you didn't have to wait "untill" before syg, you just couldn't chase someone down and stab them to death before syg.

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/20/2012 8:40:23 AM   
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you just couldn't chase someone down and stab them to death before syg.

Sure you could. You're just making shit up.

Absent witnesses or evidence to the contrary, you could claim you attempted to retreat but the individual -- now dead and unable to testify -- continued his attack.

K.



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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/20/2012 2:29:03 PM   
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Bravo

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/20/2012 2:36:46 PM   
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and if you coulnd't prove he was attacking you you where in deep hot water.

Again the difference between syg and before is now the state has to prove your guilt before you had to prove your innocence.

Why are you more concerned with the well being of the attacker than you are for the defender.

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/20/2012 2:38:16 PM   
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Does that mean that only honest people were inhibited by the old law? Just like under syg.

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/20/2012 3:07:08 PM   
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Why are you more concerned with the well being of the attacker than you are for the defender.

Why are you more concerned with lying about my position than having an honest discussion about this subject?

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/20/2012 4:03:40 PM   
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I am not lying about your position, I am explaining the side effects of your position. And why is it that every time I catch you in a blatant lie you try to claim I am lying? Is this an inept attempt to distract from your lies?

Of course you don't care more about the bad guys than the good guys but the policies you support favor the bad guys and I am trying to help you see that. Unfortunatly every time I point out a flaw in what you want your brain locks up you can't accept the truth so you automatically yell liar.

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/20/2012 4:20:39 PM   
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Minnesota is looking good.

http://www.startribune.com/politics/statelocal/141525753.html?page=1&c=y

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/20/2012 4:22:14 PM   
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I am not lying about your position, I am explaining the side effects of your position. And why is it that every time I catch you in a blatant lie you try to claim I am lying? Is this an inept attempt to distract from your lies?

Of course you don't care more about the bad guys than the good guys but the policies you support favor the bad guys and I am trying to help you see that. Unfortunatly every time I point out a flaw in what you want your brain locks up you can't accept the truth so you automatically yell liar.


yeah bad guys...a teacher and a special needs person...right

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/20/2012 5:22:40 PM   
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Again the kind of distortion I have come to expect from you. How aboout a 12 year old surrounded by 6 16 year olds struck repeatedly and finnally strikes back? You wanted him locked up because the bigger kids were unarmed???
See gotsteel he says it is awfull to put words in other peoples mouths you know full well that I don't think either of those people were covered, one has been convicted confirming my view.

How about the Tx case were the man caught someone molesting his daughter hit him in the head several times with his fist killing him do you want that man going to prison?????

Syg isn't just about cases you cherry pick to prove your point in most of your favorite cases syg doesn't even come into play.

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/21/2012 12:53:56 AM   
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Again the kind of distortion I have come to expect from you. How aboout a 12 year old surrounded by 6 16 year olds struck repeatedly and finnally strikes back? You wanted him locked up because the bigger kids were unarmed???
See gotsteel he says it is awfull to put words in other peoples mouths you know full well that I don't think either of those people were covered, one has been convicted confirming my view.

How about the Tx case were the man caught someone molesting his daughter hit him in the head several times with his fist killing him do you want that man going to prison?????

Syg isn't just about cases you cherry pick to prove your point in most of your favorite cases syg doesn't even come into play.


You are the one who is distorting, in both the cases, Arizona and Texas both defendents invoked the SYG law.  In the second Texas case , SYG was not invoked.  The guy use his fists not a gun, seems to me that was a fair fight and a acutal crime was at that time being committed. The case was also taken to a Grand Jury and they declared it justified.   In the others, well one was just crossing a drive way the other was having a birthday party...you call those crimes? 

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/21/2012 12:21:07 PM   
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Syg doesn't cover either case in tx the man has already been convicted. I have made it clear that I didn't think syg protected either man. I have stated this repeatedly and yet you still insist that I support both shooters. With that in mind calling your statements a distortion is being generous. Since syg is not just about gun usage the other case in TX is coverd by it even though the man killed the assalant with his fists,
and the grande jury has confirmed he was justified. The two cases you are so fond of are simple cases of people doing stupid things unfortunatrly you can't outlaw stupid. Why do you keep saying that a man convicted of murder was protected by syg when quite obviously he was not. He claimed protection but he wasn't covered.

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/21/2012 12:50:18 PM   
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Syg doesn't cover either case in tx the man has already been convicted. I have made it clear that I didn't think syg protected either man. I have stated this repeatedly and yet you still insist that I support both shooters. With that in mind calling your statements a distortion is being generous. Since syg is not just about gun usage the other case in TX is coverd by it even though the man killed the assalant with his fists,
and the grande jury has confirmed he was justified. The two cases you are so fond of are simple cases of people doing stupid things unfortunatrly you can't outlaw stupid. Why do you keep saying that a man convicted of murder was protected by syg when quite obviously he was not. He claimed protection but he wasn't covered.


As I said they invoked the SYG as their defense, even though in Texas he was found guilty, that does not mean that was not a SYG case.  If the defense uses SYG guilty or not it is a SYG in my view. 

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RE: Stand Your Ground II - 6/21/2012 1:12:18 PM   
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Here is the flaw in your view if they are convicted the law didn't protect them so it still functioned as designed, not as you wish to protray it. By your logic we should repeal any defence a guilty person has ever used in an attempt to get off. He didn't start the fight because of syg he started it because he is stupid.

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