In an early scene in the movie, Mason goes to a man's house and asks if he could put an Obama campaign sign on his lawn. The man angrily refuses and tells Mason to leave. As Mason is leaving, the man shouts to him "You're on my property. I could shoot you!" in reference to The "Stand Your Ground" Law in the state of Texas. However the man is incorrect. Since Mason poses no threat to the man and left when the man told him to, the man has no right to shoot Mason and would be prosecuted for murder if he did. The "Stand Your Ground" law in Texas clearly states that a resident/tenant cannot use deadly force on a person because the person is simply trespassing. A clear and present threat must be posed to the resident/tenant for deadly force to be permitted.

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