The trouble with stand your ground laws is that if two individuals with guns have a disagreement, and both feel threatened ("He had a gun!"), the one who shoots first is innocent and the other one is — dead.
David Hurley, Murray
The trouble with stand your ground laws is that if two individuals with guns have a disagreement, and both feel threatened ("He had a gun!"), the one who shoots first is innocent and the other one is — dead.
David Hurley, Murray
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