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by codewench
436 days ago
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>Is he (a) legally (b) morally entitled to open fire on them? Given how these "arrests" seem to be done by plainclothes individuals who don't identify themselves? Yes. Legally (depending on state) yes, and morally always. (Arrests in quotations because anyone arrested has rights, something that seems to be skipped over here) |
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