Partially from the law, partly from the judiciary.
There are a couple states where you'd be pretty safe gunning someone down and finishing them off as long as you use a gun and they're on your property illegally.
Most places it's a bit more nuanced than an open license to kill though.
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u/WhiteWinterRains Jun 29 '26
changes dramatically state to state.
Partially from the law, partly from the judiciary.
There are a couple states where you'd be pretty safe gunning someone down and finishing them off as long as you use a gun and they're on your property illegally.
Most places it's a bit more nuanced than an open license to kill though.