(old) Home protection against "illegal" police break-ins now legal in Indiana

[st434u]

I missed this when it first came out 3 years ago, but it was really interesting and a quick search didn't turn up anything, so I thought I'd post it:

http://www.addictinginfo.org/2012/03/23/indiana-governor-signs-bill-allowing-citizens-to-use-deadly-force-against-police-officers-into-law/

[KiriKaeshi]

A few thoughts;

 

First of all, the guy who wrote this article, Mr. Foster, sounds like he's swimming in the statist koolaid pool.  Particularly near the end of the article, he places himself firmly on the left side of the road, describing the bill as a loophole allowing people to kill cops and claim self-defense, and also with his retarded parallel to the Martin shooting.  From an ancap perspective, the whole idea of passing a LAW to make it okay to defend yourself against the LAWMEN is pretty silly.  The fact that this is a different governor than the pizzagate affair, illustrates to me that there is a very strong vein of liberty in the minds of Indiana voters, and that the state is trying to tap into that (without jeoparadizing their own racket of course).  Disclaimer - I am trapped in the Ontario farm, and know very little about Indiana.  I wonder if the pizzagate reporter would consider testing this little law out for him/herself - has there been a test case for it yet?  Perhaps there has, and the particulars did not fit a media narrative, thereby explaining why I havent seen it on the national news scene (minority or single mom homeowner shoots white cop while breaking into the home perhaps).

[st434u]

Oh yeah, I wasn't endorsing the socialist who wrote the article.