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Originally Posted by Azure
No, it was good advice. Whats your point?
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The point is he didn't follow the advice of law enforcement and went outside and killed two people.
You seem to be defending the guy's actions. Either he was wrong or the dispatcher was wrong. It can't be both ways. So who was wrong? One of them has to be.
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Originally Posted by Azure
Pretty sure the law in Texas states that you are not required to refrain from using lethal force OUTSIDE of your own home if you feel threatened. And just because YOU say he wasn't threatened, doesn't mean that HE didn't feel he was threatened.
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You are sure putting a lot of stock into what he "felt" was threatening, as opposed to what was actually threatening. He was in his house with a gun in his hand and the criminals probably didn't know he was watching them. They weren't coming after him. He wasn't threatened. They weren't coming into his house.
If I "feel" threatened, does that give me the right to start shooting people, even if I can't establish that I was actually threatened?