HowlingStatic

The statute is not as bad as I would have imagined, however this bit is odious: You can imagine being surprised by a guy with a gun in hand in the middle of the night and not having time to have a conversation with him, given the present threat to your life. I fail to understand what part of "don't enter dwellings that aren't yours, and into whom you have not been invited" is difficult to understand, and recognizing this fairly timeless concept, how it is in any way reasonable to assume that, being woken up by a home invader in a ski mask standing in your living room with a shotgun, having a bit of a chat is the best possible course of action at this point.