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Holder Slams "Stand Your Ground" Laws, Claims Self-Defense May
"Sow Dangerous Conflict"  Tyler Durden's picture   US AG Eric
Holder, who it appears is not busy committing perjury before
Congress, or failing to prosecute one single TBTF bank due to
their systemic nature, or eavesdropping on the AP, or recording
every American electronic communication, or selling weapons to
Mexican drug cartels, or generally using the constitution as
one-ply toilet paper, has found some time to peddle his thoughts
on the Trayvon Martin shooting at an NAACP convention in
Orlando. So what did the head of the US department of justice
say? He proceeds to blast "Stand your ground" laws, because, you
see, having the right to self-defense is dangerous and may lead
to escalations. No really: "Separate and apart from the case
that has drawn the nation's attention, it's time to question
laws that senselessly expand the concept of self-defense and sow
dangerous conflict in our