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To many folks using guns to solve everyday dilemmas...are laws like "stand ur ground" and easy access to guns really making us safer...or more endangered?
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To your question. I don't think so. I think its more of the fact that Americans are realizing our culture, and its enabling government, have bred a society where crime is not seen in the same light as it was years ago. Now criminals are more often painted as the victim thus, there are no consequences to deter crime. So you get more....
Sure, years ago someone trying to open your front door garnered pause... In today's society, not so much
Just my 2 cents
-Geaux
To many folks using guns to solve everyday dilemmas...are laws like "stand ur ground" and easy access to guns really making us safer...or more endangered?
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To your question. I don't think so. I think its more of the fact that Americans are realizing our culture, and its enabling government, have bred a society where crime is not seen in the same light as it was years ago. Now criminals are more often painted as the victim thus, there are no consequences to deter crime. So you get more....
Sure, years ago someone trying to open your front door garnered pause... In today's society, not so much
Just my 2 cents
-Geaux
Crime has been on a download slide over the last couple of decades in most of America. That is because of a highly trained and professional police force.
Conservatives have been trying to reverse that trend by breaking the Police Unions, downsizing various forces, instilling fear in citizens and arming them. They are hoping to create a sense that everyone is on their own and needs to be holding a gun.
Vigilantism has NEVER worked. And it won't work now.
Jeez...67 is not "elderly" these days, and no excuse for shooting to kill without ascertaining that there's a real threat...
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To your question. I don't think so. I think its more of the fact that Americans are realizing our culture, and its enabling government, have bred a society where crime is not seen in the same light as it was years ago. Now criminals are more often painted as the victim thus, there are no consequences to deter crime. So you get more....
Sure, years ago someone trying to open your front door garnered pause... In today's society, not so much
Just my 2 cents
-Geaux
Crime has been on a download slide over the last couple of decades in most of America. That is because of a highly trained and professional police force.
Conservatives have been trying to reverse that trend by breaking the Police Unions, downsizing various forces, instilling fear in citizens and arming them. They are hoping to create a sense that everyone is on their own and needs to be holding a gun.
Vigilantism has NEVER worked. And it won't work now.
Well you are on your own Sallow as the police have no legal obligation to come to your aid.
The local LEO situations are a state/city issue. Take a look at Cali. Liberal a government as they come yet Moonbeam is releasing prisoners, reducing State troopers. The release of these criminals is having negative impact relative to crime in my community
-Geaux
Jeez...67 is not "elderly" these days, and no excuse for shooting to kill without ascertaining that there's a real threat...
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If a person is trying to enter your home in the middle of the night it is prudent to assume his intentions are not benign.
Maybe this stew bum should have been at AA instead of in the bars
Jeez...67 is not "elderly" these days, and no excuse for shooting to kill without ascertaining that there's a real threat...
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If a person is trying to enter your home in the middle of the night it is prudent to assume his intentions are not benign.
Maybe this stew bum should have been at AA instead of in the bars
Nice.
A Marine, a fire fighter but you relegate him to a "stew bum".
At what point do you guys say, "Hey..using a gun like that was wrong?"
So a marine or a firefighter can't be a drunk? Since when?
I never said thatShooting fleeing burglars is okay.
I never said thatShooting a kid going home is okay.
I never said thatShooting a kid with loud music is okay.
I never said that
The only thing not okay is a Black American Woman firing a gun in the air to dissuade her abusive ex-husband from killing her is not okay.
Seriously.
If you are going to shoot a gun you shoot at a target not blindly into the air where you might hurt or kill an innocent person. A simple .22 retains killing power for up to a mile away.
except that he was a former marine/current firefighter
Elderly Texas Woman Second Amendments Firefighter She Mistook for a Burglar
It was at this point that two large pieces of lead crashed through the door from the inside, striking Keen and knocking him backward. The neighbor claims she warned the intruder that she had a gun nobody will ever know if a word was spoken, because Keen was pronounced dead at the hospital. She called 911 after opening the door and recognizing the body staining the wood of her suburban front porch.
There was no evidence of any breakage associated with the attempted entry. All evidence indicates that Keen used nothing more than his key on the door which is more evidence than there is that Keen received any warning before getting shot in the chest.
discuss...
Chit happens. Sad case all the way around. Not good when we loose our own due to friendly fire
-Geaux
people he was drinking for st paddys day...he took a cab home...he made the typical drunk mistake of going to the wrong house....yall act like this is something new to yall...if she was so scared why didnt she call 911 first?
except that he was a former marine/current firefighter
Elderly Texas Woman Second Amendments Firefighter She Mistook for a Burglar
It was at this point that two large pieces of lead crashed through the door from the inside, striking Keen and knocking him backward. The neighbor claims she warned the intruder that she had a gun nobody will ever know if a word was spoken, because Keen was pronounced dead at the hospital. She called 911 after opening the door and recognizing the body staining the wood of her suburban front porch.
There was no evidence of any breakage associated with the attempted entry. All evidence indicates that Keen used nothing more than his key on the door which is more evidence than there is that Keen received any warning before getting shot in the chest.
discuss...
except that he was a former marine/current firefighter
Elderly Texas Woman Second Amendments Firefighter She Mistook for a Burglar
It was at this point that two large pieces of lead crashed through the door from the inside, striking Keen and knocking him backward. The neighbor claims she warned the intruder that she had a gun nobody will ever know if a word was spoken, because Keen was pronounced dead at the hospital. She called 911 after opening the door and recognizing the body staining the wood of her suburban front porch.
There was no evidence of any breakage associated with the attempted entry. All evidence indicates that Keen used nothing more than his key on the door which is more evidence than there is that Keen received any warning before getting shot in the chest.
discuss...
A small price to pay for our second amendment rights
except that he was a former marine/current firefighter
Elderly Texas Woman Second Amendments Firefighter She Mistook for a Burglar
It was at this point that two large pieces of lead crashed through the door from the inside, striking Keen and knocking him backward. The neighbor claims she warned the intruder that she had a gun nobody will ever know if a word was spoken, because Keen was pronounced dead at the hospital. She called 911 after opening the door and recognizing the body staining the wood of her suburban front porch.
There was no evidence of any breakage associated with the attempted entry. All evidence indicates that Keen used nothing more than his key on the door which is more evidence than there is that Keen received any warning before getting shot in the chest.
discuss...
A small price to pay for our second amendment rights
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