ATTN: PA Law Abiding Gun Owners - Castle Doctrine in Jeopardy

[DJ_ 0]

My friend from PA sent me this with his edits:

 

In the near future, I plan to re-introduce House Bill 2725 of the 2011-2012 Legislative Session, which will amend Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to further limit the circumstances in which the use of force is permissible.

 

I believe that the value of a (CRIMINALS) human life is greater than any possession, and the use of force should only be used in extreme circumstances. As state representatives, it is our duty to provide the (CRIMINAL) residents of this Commonwealth with the security and protection they desire. However, such safety should not be provided at the expense of another (CRIMINALS) individual’s life, as it currently is by the established provisions of the Castle Doctrine.

 

My legislation will address this issue by prohibiting (VICTIMS) individuals from using force for the protection of property, an individual, or one’s own well-being, if the (VICTIM) person is either able to retreat or instructed by peace officers or public safety dispatchers not to pursue the suspect (WHICH MEANS DON'T CALL THE POLICE UNTIL ITS OVER). If enacted, this legislation could decrease number of unnecessary deaths (OF CRIMINALS) and injuries in this Commonwealth, including injuries inflicted on crime victims that attempt to engage in a confrontation with an offender.

 

If you have any questions regarding this legislation to assist in curbing the number of unnecessary deaths and injuries of (CRIMINAL) residents of this Commonwealth, please contact

 

Here is the original bill: http://openstates.or...11-2012/HB2725/

 

Here is the new bill: http://openstates.or...013-2014/HB518/ http://www.legis.sta...&cosponId=10863 http://www.legis.sta...H&type=B&bn=518

 

Germaine Brown via email [email protected] or at 717-772-6955.

 

Ronald Waters: http://www.legis.sta..._bio.cfm?id=142

[Greydaddy 2]

Are they serious???

[HODGIE 3]

And away goes your rights down the drain.

[hd2000fxdl 422]

The government for the people huh, we'll maybe, they are crooks, so I guess they are just trying to protect their own.

 

 

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[BlueLineFish 615]

i always said criminals have too many rights

[ryan_j 0]

How much of a chance does this have of passing?

[HODGIE 3]

How much of a chance does this have of passing?

 

This Democrap from Philly has tried to pass this before and it's failed.

I am tired of the crime and violence in the big cities being used to dictate laws that restrict

the rights of people who choose to live no where near them. If your city is a crime ridden S-it hole

then he has failed to do his job, not by restricting the rights of others but by actually taking care of the

violent scum by doing what needs to be done.

[BCeagle 12]

All Democrats from Philly. When did self defense become a race issue? They basically assume this is all white people shooting black burglars.

[Howard 538]

Well when my parents bought their house in NY in 1970 the local cops came by to say hello. They said in the event of a home robbery feel free to shot the guy in your house, but before you call us please be sure to put a knife or other weapon in his hand so that there are no misunderstandings

[bzer1 15]

"I believe that the value of a (CRIMINALS) human life is greater than any possession"

 

I disagree. I have dust bunnies that I value more that that of the lives of criminals.

[pbkid6974 1]

"I believe that the value of a (CRIMINALS) human life is greater than any possession"

 

I disagree. I have dust bunnies that I value more that that of the lives of criminals.

 

I value that poop i took earlier more than the life of a criminal. And i flushed that down the toilet without thinking twice...