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The 21-Foot Rule Myth

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THE 21-FOOT RULE MYTH​

BTW - If someone is coming at me with a knife in an aggressive manner within 21 ft. I will defend myself.
But going by the article, depending on how you define aggressive, wouldn't that be justified? He's approaching you with a deadly weapon in such a way that I would assume a reasonable person would believe that when he gets closer to you he's going to use it.
 
Everyone has to make a decision on when to initiate a self-defense action, whether is a single assailant charging you with a weapon that can kill or seriously injure you or if it's multiple assailants with deadly weapons trying to surround, distract and assault you.
 
Everyone has to make a decision on when to initiate a self-defense action, whether is a single assailant charging you with a weapon that can kill or seriously injure you or if it's multiple assailants with deadly weapons trying to surround, distract and assault you.
I'm not trying to be argumentative. I feel like I came off like I was in some of my other posts in this discussion.

I realize that there is no accounting for what the district attorney or a jury is going to do but it seems to me like in both of the scenarios that you're describing a person would be justified in using deadly force.

Or at least at the very minimum threatening deadly force
 
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