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Subject: Re: Favorite country? Posted on: Fri, 20 Apr 2007 11:56:25 -0400


"William Black" wrote in message
news:Du1Wh.7074$M_3.5478@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
>
> "Tim C." wrote in message
> news:bm8h23l8nmsrbrah7vk82sg616hg5dvn4d@4ax.com...
>> Following up to Volker Hetzer :
>>
>>>No, but if you come to /my/ home I can say, leave your gun or leave. And
>>>I'd
>>>be within my rights.
>>
>> Do the rights given by the constitution stop at people's doorways? So the
>> Constitution only applies to public places, or those private places that
>> choose to accept it?
>
> If you refuse access what's he gonna do?
>
> Shoot you?
>

You are allowed to defend your own home. Anyone entering without your
permission can be charged with trespassing. (there are a lot of
technicalities involved, but that's the general concept)