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In the event it becomes necessary to defend, I will not be thinking of John Donne's poem.
Maybe I'm reading too much into this.
Why would I feel diminished because I exercise a right given to me by the Great State of Texas and the United States Constitution?
Yes, nothing compels one to use deadly force.
However, if my training and experience do compel deadly force, I am prepared for what follows.

rob845 wrote:

ninemm wrote:I wish we could follow this story for several years. I wonder if Hernandez or his family will sue Yoakum.

Well, IANAL but I don't think they can, refer to CPRC 83.0001. THe civil imunity clause.. If they force was justifiable, under chapter 9 of the penal code, he is immune from civil liabilty

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And, it does seem he did not think of the implications. But he is better off alive than dead.
I never get the I am a Christian and I don't want to hurt anybody part.
Be a man. The Bible does not say you can't hurt another.