@kingannoy@octodon.social

I wont claim to know or interprit dutch law. I will say that shooting without the intent to kill, particularly if warned first, is a perfectly proportional response to intentional property damage.

Stomping on a car can easily cause 10K+ worth of damage. With dutch health insurance a shot to the leg might cost 1/10th of that. Likewise stomping on a car could lead to all sorts of collateral damage, including that car exploding, so the person is defending, indirectly, against potential safety risks just as the person being shot has a risk of having permanent injury.

So yea, seems proportional to me.

@frank87 @louisrcouture

@freemo @kingannoy @louisrcouture I'm with @kingannoy on the proportionality...
Shooting people is not really appreciated by Dutch judges. There should be some serious thread and little alternatives.
(By the way: the health insurance will sue you for hospital costs)
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@frank87

I may not know dutch law in any detail but I will say I kinda expect shooting anyone, ever, for any reason (even if they are literally trying to kill you) probably wont fly in a dutch court. The Dutch just dont see a gun for self defense as ever justified.

Obviously I think they are egregiously incorrect. But I'm not a Dutch judge so that makes little difference WRT the law.

@louisrcouture @kingannoy@octodon.social

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