State Laws Hording nd Self Defense - Event Date: May 29 2008

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   Hello I want to start a discussion about the various state laws that deal with two topics.

1.  Hording.  

Did you know that various states have laws that allows local governments to take your stored food and other supplies in cases of emergency?  They can then charge you with hording.  For the last nail in the coffin they can take it all and do not have to give you compensation!

2.  Self defense.  

Florida is called "A self defense state".  This law was amended last year in one way.  Prior to 1 January 2008,  you had to try to get away from the individual who was breaking into your house so that only if you were in immediate danger of death were you allows to shoot.  Now we have the right to shoot anyone breaking in.  No need to run.  This has been tested in the state court system and is legal.

What about the local laws in your state?

RICH-FL

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RICHARD-FL Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Valued Member Joined: May 13 2008 Location: N.E. Florida Status: Offline Points: 98	Post Options Post Reply Quote RICHARD-FL Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Calendar Event: State Laws Hording nd Self Defense Posted: May 29 2008 at 5:34pm
	*Hello I want to start a discussion about the various state laws that deal with two topics.* *1. Hording.* Did you know that various states have laws that allows local governments to take your stored food and other supplies in cases of emergency? They can then charge you with hording. For the last nail in the coffin they can take it all and do not have to give you compensation! *2. Self defense.* Florida is called "A self defense state". This law was amended last year in one way. Prior to 1 January 2008, you had to try to get away from the individual who was breaking into your house so that only if you were in immediate danger of death were you allows to shoot. Now we have the right to shoot anyone breaking in. No need to run. This has been tested in the state court system and is legal. *What about the local laws in your state?* *RICH-FL*
	"...No man is an island on to himself..." Words to remember RICHARD-FL

Turboguy Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Admin Group Joined: October 27 2007 Status: Offline Points: 6079	Post Options Post Reply Quote Turboguy Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: May 29 2008 at 8:22pm
	If you live in one of the "People's Republic of..." states, there's a far better chance of not having "Castle" doctrine laws in place. Kalifornistan, Neu Jersey, Chicagoslavia etc are prime examples. You should move if you live in these Socialist republics. The reason that the Libs hate "Castle" doctrine laws is because the person breaking in and who gets shot is chances are going to be one of the Democrat constituents.

Guests Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Guest Group	Post Options Post Reply Quote Guests Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: May 29 2008 at 10:29pm
	I live in the Wild West, Colorado, and we have a "Make My Day Law"...if you are in immediate danger of death you can shoot. Tested and law held. Anyone breaks into my house gets a "Hollow Point Welcome"! Love Colorado but it is slowly being taken over by Kalifornistans moving in to our state. If the Dems repeal this law...I will run for the State Senate!!

RICHARD-FL Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Valued Member Joined: May 13 2008 Location: N.E. Florida Status: Offline Points: 98	Post Options Post Reply Quote RICHARD-FL Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: May 30 2008 at 5:57am
	Remember the US Supreme Court still has not determined what the 2nd amendment really means. Is it self defense or is it a call for a state national guard? RICH-FL

Turboguy Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Admin Group Joined: October 27 2007 Status: Offline Points: 6079	Post Options Post Reply Quote Turboguy Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: June 05 2008 at 4:45pm
	But the preliminary arguments from the anti rights crowd was shot down time and again by the S.C. judges. I think it was illuminating when John Roberts said that a complete ban on operable firearms was completely unconstitutional.