What is next, allowing murder.
We are past that, "stand your ground" encourages deadly force.
No, some asshole attacking you is what encourages deadly force.
Spoken ^^^ with the authority of a
gun freak. Having a gun in one's possession has an impact on their judgment, it gives some persons
dutch courage, and thus some will go looking for trouble (Zimmerman style); go places they know may be dangerous; provoke violence when discretion is called for; or have Walter Mitty fantasies that they will be a hero for killing another person (judge or jury syndrome).
LE weeds out those who may manifest these and other red flags, during the hiring process and for a period of time under the tutelage of their FTO and superior officers. Civilians have no mentors, no use of force policy, are not trained in non lethal use of force methods, the use of a gun on a range; have not been evaluated by experience officers in the field; superior officers during hiring interviews or psychological evals - written and oral - before ever touching a service weapon.