Wednesday wanderings.

Wednesday, September 02, 2009 Filed in: Self defense, Legal Issues

Between work and farm chores, I don't have a lot of time left to peruse other blogs. Luckily, Uncle does - and he came up with a great one on the subject of self defense, from the Shots Across The Bow blog.

Common sense. How refreshing!

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I wish Gail Pepin at the ProArms Podcast would quit putting together such great shows - they distract me from working. (Note to HG and SD: it's her fault your guns aren't done!)

 This week's episode features the true story of malicious prosecution, from one of the lawyers involved. It's not a self-defense case, but rather an alleged vehicular homicide. Why is this of interest to us? Because it illustrates how easy it can be to send a person up the river, even when the angels and evidence are on his side.

There is a persistent belief in the gunny community that if your "shoot is righteous", then you somehow have nothing to fear - the truth will win out in the end. It doesn't always work that way, and it's vitally important that you understand this from the beginning. Listen and learn.

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Tam passes the 2,000,000 visitor mark. (Not just that, but over 5,000 individual posts from Her Snarkiness. Holy cow!)


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