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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5069266" data-attributes="member: 24302">Are you in Georgia?&nbsp; Wilbur posted the law earlier.&nbsp; Says nothing about reasonable belief.And I&#039;m not conflating anything.&nbsp; I&#039;m well aware of someone&#039;s right to do something.&nbsp; Just saying that the owner of that property should have never put a kid in that situation and the parent of said kid would probably go ballistic over their kid putting themselves in that situation.&nbsp; Not talking about his right to defend himself.&nbsp; Having found himself facing crazed rioters I&#039;m glad he had that gun.&nbsp; With all the talk about how this kid killed two people, wounding a third, I&#039;d like to know where are the other trials for the killers of all those killed by rioters that summer?&nbsp; Where are all the trials for those who severely injured others?&nbsp; All the feigned outrage but they don&#039;t seem the least concerned with prosecuting rioters for anything no matter how egregious.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5069266, member: 24302"] Are you in Georgia? Wilbur posted the law earlier. Says nothing about reasonable belief. And I'm not conflating anything. I'm well aware of someone's right to do something. Just saying that the owner of that property should have never put a kid in that situation and the parent of said kid would probably go ballistic over their kid putting themselves in that situation. Not talking about his right to defend himself. Having found himself facing crazed rioters I'm glad he had that gun. With all the talk about how this kid killed two people, wounding a third, I'd like to know where are the other trials for the killers of all those killed by rioters that summer? Where are all the trials for those who severely injured others? All the feigned outrage but they don't seem the least concerned with prosecuting rioters for anything no matter how egregious. [/QUOTE]

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