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> Is there a reason to not immediately "defend yourself" against any person who is looking at you with a pair of these? Yes. You would be guilty of assault and

> Is there a reason to not immediately "defend yourself" against any person who is looking at you with a pair of these? Yes. You would be guilty of assault and potentially end up in prison. You would not be in the "right" in this scenario.

snuser 5y ago
if enforced, wouldn't surprise me of flashmob style groups of protestors got together often and started doing it