Garage broken into last night.
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From: Dfw, TEXAS
I live in a nice area, have an alarm system, and a big ol' gate going all around the property and still sleep with a loaded shot gun next to the bed and a .45.. I dont trust anyone. you cant these days.. Got a .45 in the truck too
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From: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Originally Posted by nvrenuff
That goes without saying, no dangerous person who breaks into my home will get near my wife or daughter without at least a few 'unregistered' 30 cal size holes in him. My point however is that with all the past liberal govt's here, the criminal has more rights than I do in my own home and there would be serious legal consequences for me if I layed him out dead. It sucks the big one but its the way it is here and in Tbird's situation. Just sayin'.
and watched them through the kitchen window. Now, if they had chosen to break into my house that night, the population would have been reduced by 1 or 2. Nobody will threaten the safety and security of my family in my home.
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Originally Posted by Tbird69
This says it, the bleeding hearts pretty much run things up here. They're more concerned with criminal rights then victim rights. That being said, it was my garage they chose to break into. While I would have been pi$$ed to lose all the stuff I've spent years buying, there's nothing in there that can't be replaced. If I had seen them I probably would have just called the cops and watched them through the kitchen window. Now, if they had chosen to break into my house that night, the population would have been reduced by 1 or 2.
Nobody will threaten the safety and security of my family in my home.
and watched them through the kitchen window. Now, if they had chosen to break into my house that night, the population would have been reduced by 1 or 2. Nobody will threaten the safety and security of my family in my home.
There are some fundamental differences in our countries laws and, unfortunately, even in the way we think. Many of us, down here, think your country is wrong. Many of you, up there, think the same of us. I guess we are a little more violent! But, to spend years of your life, years that are not replaceable, buying things you and your family need, only to have them stolen from you, is a crime that is akin to stealing part of your life. No one should be able to do that to another. Violent or not, we take pride in being able to help enforce the "Thou shalt not steal" commandment!More and more States are enacting the "Castle" laws. Canada has, quite often, followed our lead. I'm sure that no one down here will be offended if you guys do it one more time!
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Originally Posted by Flagship
That's funny! We think the bleeding hearts pretty much run things down here too! There are some fundamental differences in our countries laws and, unfortunately, even in the way we think. Many of us, down here, think your country is wrong. Many of you, up there, think the same of us. I guess we are a little more violent! But, to spend years of your life, years that are not replaceable, buying things you and your family need, only to have them stolen from you, is a crime that is akin to stealing part of your life. No one should be able to do that to another. Violent or not, we take pride in being able to help enforce the "Thou shalt not steal" commandment!
More and more States are enacting the "Castle" laws. Canada has, quite often, followed our lead. I'm sure that no one down here will be offended if you guys do it one more time!
There are some fundamental differences in our countries laws and, unfortunately, even in the way we think. Many of us, down here, think your country is wrong. Many of you, up there, think the same of us. I guess we are a little more violent! But, to spend years of your life, years that are not replaceable, buying things you and your family need, only to have them stolen from you, is a crime that is akin to stealing part of your life. No one should be able to do that to another. Violent or not, we take pride in being able to help enforce the "Thou shalt not steal" commandment!More and more States are enacting the "Castle" laws. Canada has, quite often, followed our lead. I'm sure that no one down here will be offended if you guys do it one more time!
They have no problem though, with someone breaking into your home, beating you unconscious, and then start carrying your stuff over your body and out of the house. If I protect my home and get them first, then I do more time then they would have gotten.