LAW WRITTEN TOO LOOSELY?

That’s what people who want to repeal Florida’s “stand your ground” law are saying. That it needs to be rewritten, if not repealed. But they’re losing. Floridians LIKE being able to defend themselves and not be forced, by law, to RUN when confronted by a criminal who wants to do violence to them. And it is NOT “written too loosely,” which can be said of many of the anti-gun laws now on the books. In California, for instance, the definition of a deadly weapon is “anything that can be projected at a person so as to make him uncomfortable.” I don’t know if it is the same today, but it was written that way when I was selling pepper sprays and tear gas guns. Consequently it included the pepper sprays and tear gas guns I was selling. Fortunately, I was in Indiana, and just couldn’t sell my pepper sprays in California because of that law. Other laws in other places became ZANY in their effort to disarm Americans without violating the Second Amendment. Other places do things like ban AMMUNITION, which is not SPECIFICALLY covered in the Second Amendment, thus making guns useless. They’ll “get around” the Constitution any way they can. (Gun-Free Zone)