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If you haven't been checking already, scope out the subreddit for your city and see how many people are talking about house arrest and detention for people who don't want to get vaccinated. They want camps for the healthy.
Stock up on ropes!
This is where Stand Your Ground / Castle Doctrine becomes a necessity.
Yea... but are you really going to jail while you're innocent like Rittenhouse? Laws shouldn't matter when it comes to self defense.
Rittenhouse if he had made it back to his house and they were coming in he would be absolved. Unfortunately, he rightfully stood his ground but the state of cheese does not have that.
Is Wisconsin a Stand Your Ground State?
Wisconsin does not have a stand your ground law. We do, however, have a law referred to as the castle doctrine.
What About the Castle Doctrine?
The castle doctrine allows people in Wisconsin two specific instances where it’s okay to use deadly force (or force that’s likely to cause death or great bodily harm). Those two instances are:
When someone is unlawfully and forcibly entering your dwelling, vehicle or place of business, and when you’re there, and you know (or reasonably believe) that the person is entering unlawfully and forcibly
When someone is already in your dwelling, vehicle or place of business after unlawfully and forcibly getting in, and you’re there, and you know (or reasonably believe) that the person got in unlawfully and forcibly
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