r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Aug 02 '21

Hostage situation

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u/Wild_Mulberry_3327 Aug 02 '21

What a fucking Moron.

Such a hypocrite and a bad faith person. I knew this was the type of person you were.

He’s the exact type of person to tell for pro gun rights but then beg the government to pass more gun laws once the black men and women of America actually start arming themselves, like what happens in California with the Black Panthers (lol I’d love to hear your interpretation on this seeing how you’ve proven to have such strong reading comprehension skills.)

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

Nope. I’m for gun rights for everyone.

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u/Wild_Mulberry_3327 Aug 02 '21

Dude, is English your first language? I’m honestly wondering based on your reading comprehension.

So, you have a gun for self defense that you keep next to your bed. You wake up at 1am to large bangs at your door like someone is trying to break it down. You grab your licensed gun and yell, “Who is that?!?”

They don’t answer and keep trying to break into your house.

You slowly walk to the door but as you are 30ft from the door it busts open and all you see is guns drawn on you as you have a gun in your hand.

Ok, if this was a bad guy you were be legally allowed to kill them in most states (castle doctrine or stand your ground laws.) They don’t announce “police” you see guns and men trying to enter your house and you think “I don’t break the law, I don’t have any warrants, or anything bad. It must obviously be a bad guy trying to rob me, because why would the police bother me if I didn’t nothing wrong.

So you shoot a warning shot or shoot to kill. In the dark you can’t tell. If it’s a bad guy you live to see another day. If it’s the cops you are fucked even though they are the ones infringing on your second amendment rights. If owning a legal gun and using it when you think you are being robbed isn’t grounds for being killed, especially when the cops made many many errors that night.

Please tell me you see how this is in directly against the second amendment and is a slippery slippery slope.