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sabrina 1

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3. A Koch Brother law, how could anything go wrong?

Reply to thomhartmann (Original post)

Fri Apr 13, 2012, 04:43 PM

Apr 2012

That poor guy who was the guest is living in fear and these are the kind of people who are pushing all these laws. And he uses Bush to back himself up?

Glad to see Bloomberg for once getting it right.

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Thom Hartmann: Go to ''second chance on shoot first.org'' now to sign up [View all] thomhartmann Apr 2012 OP

There is no such thing as a "shoot first law." TheWraith Apr 2012 #1

So you think "Stand your ground" laws are just A-OK? Seriously? ~nt 99th_Monkey Apr 2012 #2

Try actually educating yourself about them. TheWraith Apr 2012 #7

I've already read quite a bit about it. 99th_Monkey Apr 2012 #8

what is your state? gejohnston Apr 2012 #9

Oregon ~nt 99th_Monkey Apr 2012 #14

Oregon has a castle doctrine for quite some time gejohnston Apr 2012 #15

Yes, the Castle Doctrine, which I'm totally fine with. 99th_Monkey Apr 2012 #21

Lets start with the real problem....Zimmerman had a gun movonne Apr 2012 #5

Back, back into your hole. onehandle Apr 2012 #6

About facts? AtheistCrusader Apr 2012 #18

Of course there are such things as Shoot First Laws. baldguy Apr 2012 #11

Many SYG laws predate gejohnston Apr 2012 #17

Coming up on a hundred years here in Washington State. How old is ALEC? AtheistCrusader Apr 2012 #20

I disagree. AtheistCrusader Apr 2012 #19

A Koch Brother law, how could anything go wrong? sabrina 1 Apr 2012 #3

A person does have the right to defend himself and others, but . . . . JDPriestly Apr 2012 #4

one correction gejohnston Apr 2012 #10

Homicides are investigated as murders until the EVIDENCE is uncovered to indicate otherwise. baldguy Apr 2012 #12

That's try fightforfreedom123 Apr 2012 #13

you don't know what evidence the police had gejohnston Apr 2012 #16