groundpounder
Well-Known Member
The discussion over the guy in Houston shooting and killing two people got me to thinking:
would you kill someone to defend your property, or would you let them take it and then report it to the police?
Let's remove some hypos here: In Texas (and some other states), it's legal to use deadly force to protect yourself and your property. Let's not consider it's legality for this thread - just general principle.
If you don't have kids, or are not married, don't make that part of your argument. Deal with what situation you're in.
And I'm talking ultimately and up to: ie, if someone wants your $2 watch, odds are you might not kill over it. If someone is breaking into your home, that could be differnent. That's what I mean.
So, ultimately, would you kill someone to defend your property? Breaking into your home? Jacking your car?
If it came to it, I would. Break into my house? You're more than likely going to catch some lead. I have night vision goggles, so I wouldn't have to turn the lights on to give away my position, either. :ninja
would you kill someone to defend your property, or would you let them take it and then report it to the police?
Let's remove some hypos here: In Texas (and some other states), it's legal to use deadly force to protect yourself and your property. Let's not consider it's legality for this thread - just general principle.
If you don't have kids, or are not married, don't make that part of your argument. Deal with what situation you're in.
And I'm talking ultimately and up to: ie, if someone wants your $2 watch, odds are you might not kill over it. If someone is breaking into your home, that could be differnent. That's what I mean.
So, ultimately, would you kill someone to defend your property? Breaking into your home? Jacking your car?
If it came to it, I would. Break into my house? You're more than likely going to catch some lead. I have night vision goggles, so I wouldn't have to turn the lights on to give away my position, either. :ninja