"If you don't let criminals break into your house and rape/murder you you're going to jail."
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Man this thread moves fast.
I've been reading up on that California bill since a lot of guntwitter was mentioning it.
California, like the large majority of states, is surprisingly stand your ground, albeit through court decisions and jury instructions, not statutes like Florida. You are not obligated to retreat before defending against a deadly force threat with your own deadly defensive force.
The one bill seeks to remove that. Even worse, it also seems to remove presumptive protections during illegal forcible entries
Under the new bill, you have to attempt to retreat, if that can be accomplished with complete safety, before resorting to deadly force. While I do think that's a good personal policy, if it's law people are going to be second guessing themselves, and those split seconds of indecision will get people killed.
The bill still observes castle doctrine, that is, even if you otherwise had an obligation to retreat, that obligation is waived when in your home.
The real egregious thing about hte bill, and what Charlie Kirk was commenting on, was that it seems to remove deadly force presumptions.
In most (all?) states, if you encounter someone attempting to forcibly enter your house, you are given the presumption that you were facing an imminent deadly force threat. That, coupled with castle doctrine (meaning you don't have to retreat), makes shooting burglars and home invaders one of the most legally defensible shootings. The reasoning seems to be if someone is deliberately breaking down your door, and have the strength to do so, it's reasonable to assume they will turn that violence onto you once they're down with the door.
The proposed bills removes those presumptions. So, in addition to some niggers kicking down their door, the home owner now has to wait for them to manifest additional deadly force threats. And while the law abiding homeowner is waiting for that to happen, the home invaders will close the distance and stab them, or shoot them.
TLDR: This California lawmaker is a faggot and his bill will get law abiding people killed in their own homes.
EDIT: Oh yeah, it also takes away the ability to defend against forcible felonies unless the felony involves deadly force, i.e. armed robbery. Apparently, if your kid is being kidnapped but is otherwise not being harmed, whoops, sorry, you can't shoot the kidnapper.