Protecting your private property

[rayg]

The people protesting are in many cases the pool of last-hired, first-fired. As long as the virus is creating problems, they will have an opportunity to protest. People can talk all they want about property destruction related to those protests, but they should remember that a certain conservative group takes its name from an act of property destruction in 1770's Boston Harbor.

Sounds more and is beginning to look like the Russian revolution 1917...

[jjrothWA]

Just search fro the Ossin Sweet case in 1925 detroit, where :a mans' home is his castle' and the right to defend it.

was nde by Claarance Darrow defending a negr / black doctor.

[lyman]

please cite an instance , in modern times, where a tea party or conservative group protested, torn down public works, kicked in fences and gates, set police cars on fire etc etc,



and not sure how it is where you are,, but here in Va, folks are hiring, getting ready to go to phase 3, whatever that is, and not a sole has been furloughed recently,

crickets out there,,,,,,

[JOHN COOK]

South Carolina has the Castle Law, ,the statute is a little long but it states basically : You have a right to protect yourself on your property to the extent of taking someones life. You can't be prosecuted in the event you abide by the guide line set up by the State of South Carolina. Further information can be obtained by GOOGLE , South Carolina Castle law.

john in SC