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If I were on a jury I would never convict a homeowner who shot a piece of shit criminal in defense of his home, family or property.
If they break in, yes. If you leave the door open and they walk in, no. If I saw a purse sitting in a garage and the garage door was open, I'd go in. Not to steal the purse, but to find out if something is wrong. I walked into my sister's house when she didn't answer her door and I noticed the back door was wide open. I was afraid something may be wrong. Turns out they were just making whoopie, I told them next time, lock the door.
The guy in MN wasn't acquitted, and they actually broke into his house. If you leave your garage door open and someone comes in, it's not the same as if they broke a window to get in. If you leave your front door open, you have to expect someone is going to walk in.
Bullshit.
An open door is not an invitation to come on in.
Damn you people are stupid!!
An open door is either an invitation to come in or a warning that something is wrong. You won't know which until you go in and check.
There is a big difference between breaking into someone's home and walking in an open door.
Bullshit.
An open door is not an invitation to come on in.
Damn you people are stupid!!
An open door is either an invitation to come in or a warning that something is wrong. You won't know which until you go in and check.
There is a big difference between breaking into someone's home and walking in an open door.
Or it could be just a door that wasn't closed properly and swung open or a door that was left open to help air out the house, there are many reasons why a door could be left open not just the either/or that you cited.
Walking into a house where you are not invited can get you killed.
Your own testimony provided a different reason than the "either an invitation to come in or a warning that something is wrong" comment.
Cause you're just begging to be shot!
If I were on a jury I would never convict a homeowner who shot a piece of shit criminal in defense of his home, family or property.
If they break in, yes. If you leave the door open and they walk in, no. If I saw a purse sitting in a garage and the garage door was open, I'd go in. Not to steal the purse, but to find out if something is wrong. I walked into my sister's house when she didn't answer her door and I noticed the back door was wide open. I was afraid something may be wrong. Turns out they were just making whoopie, I told them next time, lock the door.
An open door is either an invitation to come in or a warning that something is wrong. You won't know which until you go in and check.
There is a big difference between breaking into someone's home and walking in an open door.
Or it could be just a door that wasn't closed properly and swung open or a door that was left open to help air out the house, there are many reasons why a door could be left open not just the either/or that you cited.
Walking into a house where you are not invited can get you killed.
Your own testimony provided a different reason than the "either an invitation to come in or a warning that something is wrong" comment.
On top of what you said. Anyone who is walking into your home because the door is wide open,will be knocking on the door and identifying themselves as a concerned neighbor.....if not then maybe it's just time for a visit from Darwin.
The guy in MN wasn't acquitted, and they actually broke into his house. If you leave your garage door open and someone comes in, it's not the same as if they broke a window to get in. If you leave your front door open, you have to expect someone is going to walk in.
Bullshit.
An open door is not an invitation to come on in.
Damn you people are stupid!!
An open door is either an invitation to come in or a warning that something is wrong. You won't know which until you go in and check.
There is a big difference between breaking into someone's home and walking in an open door.
An open door is either an invitation to come in or a warning that something is wrong. You won't know which until you go in and check.
There is a big difference between breaking into someone's home and walking in an open door.
Or it could be just a door that wasn't closed properly and swung open or a door that was left open to help air out the house, there are many reasons why a door could be left open not just the either/or that you cited.
Walking into a house where you are not invited can get you killed.
Your own testimony provided a different reason than the "either an invitation to come in or a warning that something is wrong" comment.
On top of what you said. Anyone who is walking into your home because the door is wide open,will be knocking on the door and identifying themselves as a concerned neighbor.....if not then maybe it's just time for a visit from Darwin.
The guy in MN wasn't acquitted, and they actually broke into his house. If you leave your garage door open and someone comes in, it's not the same as if they broke a window to get in. If you leave your front door open, you have to expect someone is going to walk in.
Bullshit.
An open door is not an invitation to come on in.
Damn you people are stupid!!
An open door is either an invitation to come in or a warning that something is wrong. You won't know which until you go in and check.
There is a big difference between breaking into someone's home and walking in an open door.
If I were on a jury I would never convict a homeowner who shot a piece of shit criminal in defense of his home, family or property.
If they break in, yes. If you leave the door open and they walk in, no. If I saw a purse sitting in a garage and the garage door was open, I'd go in. Not to steal the purse, but to find out if something is wrong. I walked into my sister's house when she didn't answer her door and I noticed the back door was wide open. I was afraid something may be wrong. Turns out they were just making whoopie, I told them next time, lock the door.
Walking into a relatives house isn't the same as walking into a strangers house. But it can still get you shot.
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Bullshit.
An open door is not an invitation to come on in.
Damn you people are stupid!!
An open door is either an invitation to come in or a warning that something is wrong. You won't know which until you go in and check.
There is a big difference between breaking into someone's home and walking in an open door.
Are you an idiot? An open door could be me letting the cool breeze in. If you want to be stupid enough to walk in don't expect to walk out.
What an insufferable internet badass you are. So weak. So lame.
As long as I'm strong enough when the time comes to drop a threat within my home.
Hope they weren't looking for skittles
-Geaux
Oooooh! "Drop a threat!" You are so fucking cool!
If they break in, yes. If you leave the door open and they walk in, no. If I saw a purse sitting in a garage and the garage door was open, I'd go in. Not to steal the purse, but to find out if something is wrong. I walked into my sister's house when she didn't answer her door and I noticed the back door was wide open. I was afraid something may be wrong. Turns out they were just making whoopie, I told them next time, lock the door.
Walking into a relatives house isn't the same as walking into a strangers house. But it can still get you shot.
Rochester pastor shoots granddaughter, mistaken for intruder
Teen Girl Fatally Shot By Stepfather After Being Mistaken For an Intruder
Cops: Retired detective fatally shoots son after mistaking him for intruder
As a RESPONSIBLE gun owner, I question why it's so easy to make these mistakes.
I grew up with guns stashed around the house. Since I've been on my own, I've had guns in the house for years.
After 36 years of life, I still have not seen anyone accidentally shot by any of those guns.
An open door is either an invitation to come in or a warning that something is wrong. You won't know which until you go in and check.
There is a big difference between breaking into someone's home and walking in an open door.
Are you an idiot? An open door could be me letting the cool breeze in. If you want to be stupid enough to walk in don't expect to walk out.
If I move to your neighborhood and bring you a pie, I will die?
If they break in, yes. If you leave the door open and they walk in, no. If I saw a purse sitting in a garage and the garage door was open, I'd go in. Not to steal the purse, but to find out if something is wrong. I walked into my sister's house when she didn't answer her door and I noticed the back door was wide open. I was afraid something may be wrong. Turns out they were just making whoopie, I told them next time, lock the door.
Walking into a relatives house isn't the same as walking into a strangers house. But it can still get you shot.
Rochester pastor shoots granddaughter, mistaken for intruder
Teen Girl Fatally Shot By Stepfather After Being Mistaken For an Intruder
Cops: Retired detective fatally shoots son after mistaking him for intruder
As a RESPONSIBLE gun owner, I question why it's so easy to make these mistakes.
Or it could be just a door that wasn't closed properly and swung open or a door that was left open to help air out the house, there are many reasons why a door could be left open not just the either/or that you cited.
Walking into a house where you are not invited can get you killed.
Your own testimony provided a different reason than the "either an invitation to come in or a warning that something is wrong" comment.
On top of what you said. Anyone who is walking into your home because the door is wide open,will be knocking on the door and identifying themselves as a concerned neighbor.....if not then maybe it's just time for a visit from Darwin.
I generally just walk right into most of my families homes without knocking but I always holler out " hello! " which is usually followed by a reply from someone in the house and they do the same at my house. But it's something we don't ever do at night, unless someone is expecting you.
I grew up with guns stashed around the house. Since I've been on my own, I've had guns in the house for years.
After 36 years of life, I still have not seen anyone accidentally shot by any of those guns.
I have grown up the same way. Except at age 7 my 8 year old sister tried to shoot me with one of them. My aunt also shot her husband during an argument. The idiot is still married to her & with her, but is no longer with his spleen, pancreas or gallbladder. Now he has to take pills for the rest of his life for the missing organs. I don't know how he does it. Personally, if I were him I would be pissed at her every time I took those pills.
An open door is either an invitation to come in or a warning that something is wrong. You won't know which until you go in and check.
There is a big difference between breaking into someone's home and walking in an open door.
Are you an idiot? An open door could be me letting the cool breeze in. If you want to be stupid enough to walk in don't expect to walk out.
If I move to your neighborhood and bring you a pie, I will die?
