Reply by murch

This “stand your ground ” law -
- I’m walking toward my table in a McDonald’s with a mug of coffee on the tray.
Some guy shoots me in the head because ” I looked suspicious” and he believed ” I was going to scald
his baby” who was in a buggy beside him.

Can this guy claim “Stand your ground” as a feasible defence? If so, is it a licence for nutters to kill any-one
they don’t like or disagree with.

-- A family man has photos in his wallet where his money used to be.