Missouri gets it right, anti-gun tards stroking out?

Gov. Matt Blunt signed legislation on Tuesday allowing Missourians to fatally shoot intruders without fear of prosecution or lawsuits.

The measure spells out that people are not required to retreat from an intruder and can use deadly force once the person illegally enters their home, vehicle or other dwelling, including a tent. The bill provides an absolute defense against being charged or sued for using such force.

"It ensures law-abiding Missourians will not be punished when they use force to defend themselves and their family from attacks in their own home or vehicle," Blunt said in a written statement.

Under the old law, deadly force was justified only if people believed it necessary to protect themselves or others from death or serious injury.
Answer:
People have to be able to protect themselves at all times. Most people don't carry guns. There is coming a time where people are going to demand they have a right to protect themselves. Why?...

...The government today cannot adequately protect the average citizen. The criminal element has taken over in large and medium size cities, and the people in charge of protecting them have failed. We pay through the nose for law enforcement and they are either just collecting a paycheck or just don't care.

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The rolls of the Missouri democrat party will soon be...how you say?...dweendling.

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Awesome! I have decided where I'm moving. I'm so tired of having jackarses break in and only being able to call the cops who show up half an hour later and say we can't prove anything. My neighbors know they can get away with robbery, even if someone witnesses it! Man, if they knew they could get shot I bet they would quit.

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i guess burglars better find a real liine of work for their own good!!