Texas Bill Would Require Homeowners To ‘Retreat’ Before Using Deadly Force

The Police Tribune ^ | December 10, 2020 | Holly Matkin

[madison10]

Retreat how? Shooting at the intruder? Turning one’s back would be useless and deadly.

[Skywise]

No.

[Seruzawa]

Yada yada. Always on the side of criminals, those RATs.

[Red Badger]

Retreat?
How far?

2 inches?.................

[Sans-Culotte]

Texas Bill Would Require Homeowners To ‘Retreat’ Before Using Deadly Force is DOA.

[Da Coyote]

Ah, a sure sign that the disease of liberalism is indeed in the fine state. Texas, get to it. Liberals are to scorned, chased, tarred & feathered, chased out, and if required, offed.

Stat.

[windsorknot]

I will immediately retreat to the location of my weapons.

[Semper Vigilantis]

Acreage and a backhoe makes Austin's run away bill moot.

[budj]

"...just trying to stop people from being so quick to shoot criminals on their property..."

Maybe she should try to stop people from stealing other people's property.

[Common Sense 101]

And again we see the direct impact of Texas’ dumbass libtard infestation emanating from California, New York and every other Demonic Party-filled POS city/state... true to their parasitic roots, these POS scum eff up their states and move to a new “host” state to destroy it with their dumbassed laws against the law-abiding - friggin’ unbelievable.

[Beowulf9]

She is on Twitter if you want to leave her a ‘message’.

Terry Meza
@TerryforTexas

[pepsi_junkie]

Retreat? How far? 2 inches?.................

I think the law says that you retreat until you are six feet under

[Regulator]

Meza doesn’t want any resistance to his compadres from South of the “border” when they invade your home

[Bob434]

all the homeowners will have to claim is that the person had a gun on them and retreat was impossible even though the homeowner ‘sincerely tried’ to retreat

[Truth29]

Why is it that Democrats are always more concerned about the welfare of criminals than lawabiding citizens? Is it because the want to protect a kindred spirit who would be a Democrat brown shirt if asked?

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Even Massachusetts has changed the "castle doctrine" so fleeing is not a first requirement.

In Texas, the bill should fail miserably.

[wardamneagle]

Dead on arrival....

[ArcadeQuarters]

Burglars should be required to retreat when encountering a resident. If they don’t and they survive they should receive additional jail time.

[redshawk]

Yesterday on local Austin talk radio, the brain dead libs and their call in was insane. I think that Austin is truly lost.