Should Missouri expand legal self-defense protections?

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Yes

Mark McCloskey, the candidate for Senate who gained fame after pointing a gun at protesters outside his home, testified Tuesday in support of a bill that would provide more lega... Show More

Mark McCloskey, the candidate for Senate who gained fame after pointing a gun at protesters outside his home, testified Tuesday in support of a bill that would provide more legal protection for people claiming self-defense. Show Less

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Alejandro Montenegro

Criminals carry guns illegally so law abiding citizens should be able to do whatever they want.

Will Mason

Including the derogatory comments of a politician from only one side is just the latest example of ABC 17's obvious bias. Quit making it so easy to know your opinion. you are supposed to be journalists.

Max

Their National News is cut and pasted from CNN. Can't get more biased than that.

Max

I believe our Sheriff's Departments should provide free training for Conceal and Carry. Our State should also make the Permits Free of Cost, because it would support and benefit Law Enforcement all over the State.

Zaos Gonzolez

Bill 666 is literally how every other state defines self defense law. The burden is always on the state and prosecution. This bill is redundant, but I think it’s a very good thing for minorities in all MO communities.

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No

A prosecutor opposed to the bill called it the "Make Murder Legal Act" in the same hearing.

A prosecutor opposed to the bill called it the "Make Murder Legal Act" in the same hearing. Show Less

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Should Missouri expand legal self-defense protections?

64% Yes Yes

36% No No

64% Yes

36% No

64%

Yes Yes

36%

No No

64%

Yes

36%

No