After a violent confrontation with an alleged home invader, an Ontario resident is now facing criminal charges — raising questions about how far Canadians can go to protect themselves.
My opinion is on the basis of reasonable force and what that really means in an emergency situation where you have mere seconds to make important decisons. Nothing I’ve mentioned in either of my comments are case specific to this case or implying i want to murder people.
If you’re not talking about this case and can’t point to any examples where someone has been sentenced for self defense while acting in a way that you and I would consider reasonable then your opinion is not relevant.
All you’re doing is spreading the idea that there’s something wrong with our self defense laws, that they’re too strict. If you wanna back down on that and say you were just making a pointless unrelated comment then be my guest
My opinion is on the basis of reasonable force and what that really means in an emergency situation where you have mere seconds to make important decisons. Nothing I’ve mentioned in either of my comments are case specific to this case or implying i want to murder people.
If you’re not talking about this case and can’t point to any examples where someone has been sentenced for self defense while acting in a way that you and I would consider reasonable then your opinion is not relevant.
All you’re doing is spreading the idea that there’s something wrong with our self defense laws, that they’re too strict. If you wanna back down on that and say you were just making a pointless unrelated comment then be my guest