This is what I love about living in a condo building.
Dont have to worry about break-ins, and no driveway to steal my car from
Dont have to worry about break-ins, and no driveway to steal my car from
They also steal cars on the underground parkings...my friends daughter's brand new mustang was stolen there...she was also reckless and sometimes forget to lock her car.This is what I love about living in a condo building.
Dont have to worry about break-ins, and no driveway to steal my car from
Look, the US is not exactly the country I would want to copy for a huge swath of criminal law. How many times has someone been shot dead because they forgot their key and someone thought they were being robbed? I get that it sucks to be a victim here. I've never had a car stolen, but my home was burgled years ago, and the odds of the thieves being caught are non-existent. I felt violated and dealing with insurance really sucked. But....would I want the scum ball who broke in to die by my hand? And have that weigh on my consciences? Fuck no. And, the reality is, people still break into homes and cars (and car jack) in the US, despite the chance that someone might be packing a gun, and that people are killed/seriously injured doing these things.Maybe you should consider the later to be the correct and proper way. Unless criminals know they will be met with upto and including lethal force on a break and enter do you expect break and enters to stop? or less cars to be stolen? Is a cop shooting an unarmed suspect proportional?
Stealing your car keys has a much bigger impact than you're giving it. For example if you are paying for your 60k car and its half paid off and stolen what do you think your insurance company is going to give you 30k? a new car? The crook won't be found, you're out 40 to 50k and now need to shell out for a new car. After dealing with the bullshit you are 100k out - Should the thief have been maimed absolutely. killed maybe not, but still.
I don't disagree. As I said, if I had to protect my family, I would fight tooth and nail. But my goal would be to get them to safety, no kill the other dude.The article says the intruder was wanted for other criminal offences and was in possession of a weapon. I don't think we are talking about loss of property alone here, the homeowner had good reason to fear for their life based on the described circumstances.
When I used to have guns in my previous life, and even as a kid, I kkept up on guns with all the various gun magazines. I definitely got the vibe that bubba was just waiting with baited breath to shoot some <dark visible minority> in the head etc. And in speaking with really enthusiastic gun owners, I hear the same.I honestly think it is a fantasy of some gun owners to be able to use their weapons to defend their families. They secretly hope it happens so they can pop someone, especially if its a visible minority..
Friend's daughter.......They also steal cars on the underground parkings...my friends daughter's brand new mustang was stolen there...she was also reckless and sometimes forget to lock her car.
luckily I genuinely don't look at her that way and saw her grew up and really close friend my wife always tease her that she looks like Ashley Tisdale...don't know who that is.Friend's daughter.......
New Mustang........
Forgets to lock her door.........
I'm thinking she's a total piece of hot ass.
Sadly, men like her are rare in Canada too.Women like her are so rare, in Canada.
That provided way more relevant info than the msm.The usual suspects on this site love to mock Rebel news, but this is better reporting than any other mainstream media has done so far
There is a good chance that someone who breaks in could be more violent or have dangerous weapons to ensure you don't fight back