On Jun 16, 12:23*pm, "DGDevin" wrote:
HeyBub wrote:
Stuart wrote:

Your average burglar entering your home is extremely unlikely to be
carrying a gun and you still have the right to use reasonable force
to defend yourself and your property.

Not in the UK, you don't.

"Anthony Edward Martin (born 1944) is a farmer from Norfolk, England,
who in 1999 killed one burglar, and wounded another, who had invaded
his home. He was subsequently convicted of murder. As a result, he
became a cause célèbre for some, and polarised opinions in the UK"

Bad example, back-shooting burglars who are attempting to flee doesn't
qualify as self-defense.

You can be sure the *******s won't be around to threaten again.