And you are not currently discussing the OP (Reply #4)

In the discussion thread: State high court to rule: Does 'stand your ground' protect felons who shoot? [View all]

Sat Jul 5, 2014, 06:47 AM

intaglio (8,170 posts)

4. And you are not currently discussing the OP

Your point is?

Many groups have similar statements of purpose and all understand that people post articles and blog posts without comment to which group members can reply.

My opinion of the OP is that under a strict interpretation Bragdon has a point. Imagine he picked up a gun offered to him, or previously dropped by a companion, to defend himself is he not entitled to use the "stand your ground" defense? Does the fact of Blagdon being a felon previously allow others to declare open season on him?

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12 replies	Author	Time	Post
State high court to rule: Does 'stand your ground' protect felons who shoot? [View all]	SecularMotion	Jul 2014	OP
That should be interesting	Duckhunter935	Jul 2014	#1
He is offering a subject for discussion	intaglio	Jul 2014	#2
as he will not and does not discuss	Duckhunter935	Jul 2014	#3
And you are not currently discussing the OP	intaglio	Jul 2014	#4
I did in my initial post	Duckhunter935	Jul 2014	#6
excepth what you say did not happen	Duckhunter935	Jul 2014	#8
It was my understanding	blueridge3210	Jul 2014	#10
FIRST throw him in jail for all appropriate violations	The Green Manalishi	Jul 2014	#12
If it is ruled that the law allows a felon	Jenoch	Jul 2014	#5
So others, currently criminal, can declare open season on the man	intaglio	Jul 2014	#7
Criminals are always going to break the law.	Jenoch	Jul 2014	#9
no it doesn't	gejohnston	Jul 2014	#11

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