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What is the difference between shooting to kill and shooting until the threat is eliminated?
My opinion is that the "threat eliminated" argument was created by defense lawyers to defend police in these shooting incidents?
If I shoot my pistol at someone until the threat is eliminated, I believe that person would probably be dead.
Am I thinking correctly that this terminology was just created by administrators and defense attornies to help out their police comrades when their gun gets a little too wild?
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