The New Protected Class? The Castle Doctrine a license to Kill.

Here's a clip from Upfront with Mike Gousha on the castle doctrine and a must see. Sen. Chris Larson and Mary Lazich present their sides of the argument, but Larson nailed it:

Larson: "It's built off of scary movies, you know, somebodies going to come into my house, and I'm going to need to confront them. But policies based off of bad movies, is bad policy."

Wisconsin Anti-violence Effort sounded off here, a little late, about the massive public sentiment against concealed carry. Hey, even law abiding citizens can go off the deep end. Great argument against this insanity! From Here and Now:




From Uppity Wisconsin:

Submitted by xoff on Thu, 11/03/2011 - 3:43pm

"AB 69 [the so-called Castle Doctrine bill] changes Wisconsin law by providing a defense for irrational people armed with deadly force. Under its provisions, malevolent, reckless, or paranoid people who shoot trick-or-treaters or repairmen on their porch will be presumed to be acting in self-defense." -- Criminal law section of the State Bar of Wisconsin.