The subjective nature of self-defense claims under "stand your ground" laws can lead to ambiguity and misinterpretation

Determining whether a person genuinely felt threatened enough to use deadly force can be highly subjective and difficult to assess, potentially leading to inconsistent legal outcomes.

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I agree that Gun control should be more strict because there are too many instances of mass shootings recently.

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