WHAT IS REASONABLE FORCE?
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- Опубликовано: 18 фев 2024
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Thanks bro :) really well explained, probably will rewatch :) I do wish we had more self-defense laws or stand your ground laws so that the power would be more in the people rather than the criminals.
The best way to win a fight is to not get into a fight.
sometimes criminals bring the fight to you, we need more power in everyday citizens hands and laws that protect them not the f'n criminal.
sometimes criminals bring the fight to you, we need more power in everyday citizens hands and laws that protect them not the f'n criminal.
@@FocusBeDrifting I totally agree. Guns make people polite.
Great video with great advice and info. Could you make one regarding consenting to combat.
i would like you to do one on mothers running away from the father with the child after she assaulted him and tried to play the victim card and refuse to let the father see the child
Mike: Should every Canadian be forced to know all 2.2 million laws in Canada? What percentage of the laws of laws do you believe the average Canadian know about and rough idea what sort of punishments are involved? What if the person/assailant is mentally unstable? What if a one of the 2 spirits of a 2 spirit person attacks you, while the other just wants peace? Are you allowed to defend yourself only against the 1 spirit?
You only need to know the law on what you have been charged with 😂
@@ClarkyMalarkyOk so then we should not worry about breaking any laws, and just hope that our actions are not illegal ?
These examples seem to depict neutral ground, such as at a bar. What about when you are the victim of a home invasion, and don't necessarily know who or what you're facing?
Same rules apply, the "reasonable" is determined in court. The best plan is to defend yourself how you see fit, and then shut your mouth and tell anyone in your house to not speak a word to police. Talk to a lawyer before you talk to the police or else you're SOL