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Again, we're not talking about petty theft.
I would argue that it is. Anyone that continues to "walk toward" an armed property owner after being warned and instructed to leave is a threat.
I have. You should before you continue with stupid arguments.
My original post:
"Unless that act directly endangers you or your family (e.g. burning down your house), the use of deadly force against the simple destruction of property would result is against the law in nearly every state.
So, in short, you'd find yourself behind bars if you did that. "
Thank you for acknowledging that I was correct.
If someone continues to advance on someone with a gun visible that has made it clear not to come closer, then they would be acting in self defense if the person continued moving towards them. They’d absolutely have a legit case.If your attorney attempts to use "he walked towards him" as the basis for an affirmative 'self-defense' defense, then you should've chosen a better attorney.
We’ve already pointed to the fact that you’re parsing to words not asserted in the original statement. So yeah I actually do. The hilarious part is as has been shown just above you’re wrong in your parsing too
Even if I were "parsing words" that's not what a 'strawman argument' is, so no your post is still irrelevant to the discussion as to whether or not the use of deadly force is authorized in the state of Tennessee, solely for the protection of property, or the removal of a trespasser.
Literally posted the pertinent laws, but you've disregarded that because of your "feels" on the subject. The use of deadly force in the protection of property or the removal of a trespasser, is still under the purview of Tennessee's self-defense laws.
Saying "they walked towards me after I told them to get off my lawn" is not going to pass muster for the justification in the use of deadly force. You better have evidence of them threatening to harm your, or having something they could use as a viable weapon in their hands, or you are going to do some jail time, even outside Davidson county.
The Basics of a Self-Defense Claim in Tennessee | Barnes Law FirmYou might try to argue that, a competent attorney is not going to try to argue that in court.
You avoided the initial problem statement lil’reb made of “continues to advance” and inserted the phrase “stands there and makes faces at you” and defended that stance. It is the literal definition of a straw man fallacy as multiple people have pointed out to you. And neither case in discussion in Portland or Kenosha happened in TN. So you’re just full of all kinds of relevant information as well as being full of other stuff.Even if I were "parsing words" that's not what a 'strawman argument' is, so no your post is still irrelevant to the discussion as to whether or not the use of deadly force is authorized in the state of Tennessee, solely for the protection of property, or the removal of a trespasser.
Literally posted the pertinent laws, but you've disregarded that because of your "feels" on the subject. The use of deadly force in the protection of property or the removal of a trespasser, is still under the purview of Tennessee's self-defense laws.
Saying "they walked towards me after I told them to get off my lawn" is not going to pass muster for the justification in the use of deadly force. You better have evidence of them threatening to harm you, or having something they could use as a viable weapon in their hands, or you are going to do some jail time, even outside Davidson county.
The Basics of a Self-Defense Claim in Tennessee | Barnes Law Firm
This helps explain self defense in TN....another important thing to note. Another reasonable person must also share the belief lethal force was warranted. It all hinges on the perceived threat felt by one who uses lethal force.
I never argued you can use deadly force to get a trespasser off one's property. You also can't shoot someone for stealing your property either. I am simply trying to inform you on how stand your ground works. This is one subject I am well versed in.Direct quote from that law firm's explanation: Deadly force is never warranted to protect items of personal property or to get a trespasser off a property if they are not trying to enter the building or its dire.
Literally the same thing that I've already posted.
You avoided the initial problem statement lil’reb made of “continues to advance” and inserted the phrase “stands there and makes faces at you” and defended that stance. It is the literal definition of a straw man fallacy as multiple people have pointed out to you. And neither case in discussion in Portland or Kenosha happened in TN. So you’re just full of all kinds of relevant information as well as being full of other stuff.
Direct quote from that law firm's explanation: Deadly force is never warranted to protect items of personal property or to get a trespasser off a property if they are not trying to enter the building or its dire.
Literally the same thing that I've already posted.
At a press conference in Portland City Hall, Wheeler addressed Trump directly.
"Do you seriously wonder, Mr. President, why this is the first time in decades that America has seen this level of violence?" he asked. "It's you who have created the hate and the division. And now you want me to stop the violence that you helped create. What America needs is for you to be stopped so that Americans can come together."
Asked by a reporter about Trump's comments that he wasn't surprised by a killing in Portland, Wheeler reacted with visible anger.
"I's appreciate that either the president support us or stay the hell out of the way," Wheeler said. "Of course he's not surprised. He encouraged them to come into our city."
“Last night — stoked by a president who has gone out of his way to demonize this city and encourage vigilantism in service to white supremacy and his own fragile ego — armed participants of a pro-Trump caravan terrorized downtown Portland, driving their vehicles and shooting paintballs and pepper spray directly at community members and journalists,” Kafoury said in a statement. “They came to create confrontation and were able to do so.”
You good with militia doing this? Pretty sure your LEO, so I doubt it.
And in Texas I can blow him away and face no consequences. Now drop more irrelevant TN legislation saying I’m wrong. And neither law basis applies in WI or OR. Thanks for playing."continues to advance" alone with no other evidence =/= "I've got carte blanche justification to produce a firearm and shoot the advancing person dead". You are still going to have to prove, that you were in defense of your life.
Feel free to try it out, let us know how that works out for you.