Keep guessing. Stand your ground has nothing to do with your scenario. It's almost laughable that you support what you clearly don't understand.
Here you go Denny. This is what I understand, but I don't know what you find to laugh about. Ha! Laugh all you want but I don't think I will retreat. http://criminal.findlaw.com/criminal-law-basics/states-that-have-stand-your-ground-laws.html
Strawman argument. The "obligation to retreat" never applied in situations where retreat put you or others at risk. It was intended for situations where violence was avoidable.
Clarity has now been achieved. No need to understand the circumstances, no retreat required period. However a man may choose to do so when ever he deems it appropriate. Seems down right logical.
