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[pkang0202]

North Korea is a perfect example of why citizens need arms.

[Died By Bear]

Here's something interesting. A British man decides to bring a chain saw back to the pub he was given a hard time for lighting up a smoke (fag in England, hehe). Now, in America the land of the free and the home of the brave, he would've been shot on sight by police for terrorizing all those people with 'deadly force'.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anQ0GYoykqg&feature=player_embedded

Deadly force can be interpreted a number of ways; depending on the state of course... a good criminal defense lawyer can help us there.

Here's another interesting development. A criminal defense lawyer in Scottsdale, Arizona was arrested and is waiting trial for shooting a man he claims, in self defense. The man had followed him for a few miles on the interstate and the two had pulled over. The shooter was still in his car when he shot the man walking to his car. Was it deadly force? Apparently the charges have been dropped.

http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/valleyfever/2011/11/david_appleton_--_scottsdale_d.php



http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/valleyfever/2011/11/murder_charge_dropped_against.php

[fermentation]

Just my two cents on this issue. As a gun lover, I feel that freedom of expression and knowledge is much more important in the fight against tyranny than arms. Insurgencies and guerrilla warfare depend on too many variables.

[comm]