Texas might be going crazy!

[Dr Pete]

Send her home address to all the upstanding armed thieves who only want to steal everything she owns without harming anyone with that loaded firearm they tucked into their pants.

Why is this important to her and the people she represents?

[sigstroker]

Because libtards gonna tard.

[NapalmCheese]

The new text basically says you have a duty to retreat if possible.

Also if you own the place you can use deadly force if needed, your invited guest cannot.

[slamfire1]

Too many Californians moved to Texas and now the place is going left coast crazy.

[Mendo223]

duty to retreat? WTF??? in my house i would need to jump off my two story deck if im in my bedroom since the master is on the 2nd floor, no way for me to retreat...

and no way i would, you enter my house with ill intentions you get swiss cheesed..

the pandering to home invasion burglars here is absolutely disgusting...

[Garv]

Does this mean I just have to bury the body instead of calling the social workers (formerly police)?

[edgerly779]

There were a few threads on this a while back. I just talked to my brother in Houston he said there is a trash of muggings and daylight robberies at sams club and costco. Thugs jump you and take groceries and goods and money and sometime lead pipe you.. I told him carry the sig and don't pull unless they are armed then pull and kill em.

[diveRN]

Old news, several threads on this already. 196 has a snowball's chance in He11 of passing.

[NavCop]

Seems there are loons everywhere these days - even in Texas politics.

[rainman8819]

Oh stupid me. It's only an incentive when the person puts a gun to my head. Got it.

[oddball]

Meanwhile in Irving...
In Texas, State Representative Terry Meza (D-Irving) has introduced HB196. Her bill would repeal the state's "castle doctrine." This doctrine allows a homeowner to use deadly force against an armed intruder who breaks into his home.

This has been covered before. I live in Texas.

Democrats introduce anti gun bills every single year.

They NEVER pass.

The Democrats in the House are outnumbered. The Senate, as a stop gap, is a Republican majority. The Governor is a pro-gun Republican who has signed in over a dozen pro gun laws in recent years.

These anti gun type of laws never make it to committee.

[fal_762x51]

These anti gun type of laws never make it to committee.

Yet.

[Dan_Eastvale]

Those leftist wackos gain track faster in some states than others. I hope mine will be one of the last.
Biden already admitted he can't buck the 2nd.

[CoopsDad]

There were a few threads on this a while back. I just talked to my brother in Houston he said there is a trash of muggings and daylight robberies at sams club and costco. Thugs jump you and take groceries and goods and money and sometime lead pipe you.. I told him carry the sig and don't pull unless they are armed then pull and kill em.

[IVC]

Pointing to legislation that is *introduced* in TX, is like, e.g., pointing to legislation that would make CA a "shall issue," often *introduced* in CA...

When it gets to comities, passes, gets some support, gets to a realistic possibility of a vote, then (and only then) it should become a news.