This morning the moms started attacking with more lies.
Then Galloway got involved: http://politics.blog.ajc.com/2014/0...ld-let-felons-claim-stand-your-ground-status/
GeorgiaCarry.Org's response:
Moms Tweet First, Ask Questions Later (or Never)
http://www.georgiacarry.org/cms/2014/03/17/moms-tweet-first-ask-questions-later-or-never/
Click for more I especially like the dig at the end at Galloway!
Tell @GovernorDeal: Don't give felons a license to kill. Speak out w/ @DemandAction: http://act.demandaction.org/letter/Moms-Tell-Governor-Deal?akid=.1491052.neqX19&taf=1 â¦
Then Galloway got involved: http://politics.blog.ajc.com/2014/0...ld-let-felons-claim-stand-your-ground-status/
Updated: Just got back from the House clerkâs office. HB 60, with the language of HB 875 attached, does in fact include the above language, which would appear to allow convicted felons to avoid prosecution for the use of deadly force by invoking Georgiaâs self-defense statutes.
But they are still not allowed to vote.
GeorgiaCarry.Org's response:
Moms Tweet First, Ask Questions Later (or Never)
http://www.georgiacarry.org/cms/2014/03/17/moms-tweet-first-ask-questions-later-or-never/
This weekâs folly from the Moms comes in the form of a Tweet in which they claim HB875/HB60 would give âfelons a license to kill.â As unexpected as it sounds, the Moms have been watching too many Bond films.
The errors in the Momsâ Tweet are numerous. First, they apparently donât realize that convicted felons, like all people in the state, can make use of the self-defense laws in this state. Yes, Moms, much as you hate the idea of a person defending himself against a violent attack, even felons can do so, and even while they still are in prison. And, if the circumstances fit, they can even claim (GASP!) that they had no duty to retreat.
Click for more I especially like the dig at the end at Galloway!