After Uvalde, I've been rethinking the old RUN. HIDE. FIGHT. mantra. Seems like it needs to be FIGHT. RUN. HIDE. now.
Question: how much ground can you stand before you become a murderer? For example, let’s say I am out for a pleasant morning walk and happen to see someone walking towards me carrying an AR. Can I shoot them? Standing ground or murder?
Say I am dropping my kid off at school and see the same guy approaching the school parking lot I am in. Murder or ground stood?
What if I see a guy with an AR on his back reaching out for the door at a school and I am near by? Blast that guy and its murder or standing that ground?
How about civil court’s view of those same questions?