I live in Pennsylvania and we have a "stand your ground" law.
So do I. I know.
I believe Wisconsin is still a "duty to retreat" state.
I believe so, but I don't think I was making myself clear. My point is that, regardless of Wisconsin's idiotic laws, I don't recognize the concept of "you have a duty to retreat" when threatened. If it were a choice of being killed or worrying about an invented "'duty' to retreat," I'd choose to stay alive.
You should depending on your home state's laws.
I live in Pennsylvania and we have a "stand your ground" law.
I believe Wisconsin is still a "duty to retreat" state.
Kyle was trying to retreat in both incidents.
So do I. I know.
I believe so, but I don't think I was making myself clear. My point is that, regardless of Wisconsin's idiotic laws, I don't recognize the concept of "you have a duty to retreat" when threatened. If it were a choice of being killed or worrying about an invented "'duty' to retreat," I'd choose to stay alive.