08-01-2019, 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted by gumbud
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so if your dog or anyones dog raced into someones garden and they went after it and then got shot by the owner you would accept that as OK as they entered without good reason ?? you sound like you are willing to accept lawlessness?
08-01-2019, 09:48 AM
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If people act in self defence in their own home, I would think that the person who broke in was asking for it....because they shouldn't have been there!If somebody broke into my home, I would be in fear of attack and use any method possible to protect myself. They shouldn't be in my house in the first place & if they are drug takers they show no respect for their own lives... so why should I?
08-01-2019, 02:51 PM
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This has echoes of when that `traveller` broke into an old bloke's house and died as a consequence of his actions. The chap who caused the death was exonerated because it was seen as defending his life and his home. If the perp hadn't attempted to break in in the first place, he would still be alive and we then wouldn't have had the old chap living in fear of his life from the travelling community who took the side of the dead thief despite him having broken into the guy's home. I think the old bloke has had to go into hiding.
08-01-2019, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by fender
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i feel that if this stupidity and lack of police continues, people will do it anyway. There is only so much the public will take before they turn vigilante, and understandably so.
08-01-2019, 07:33 PM
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Re: Yet again, the authorities........
Originally Posted by Judd
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This has echoes of when that `traveller` broke into an old bloke's house and died as a consequence of his actions. The chap who caused the death was exonerated because it was seen as defending his life and his home. If the perp hadn't attempted to break in in the first place, he would still be alive and we then wouldn't have had the old chap living in fear of his life from the travelling community who took the side of the dead thief despite him having broken into the guy's home. I think the old bloke has had to go into hiding.
Think if your talking about Tony Martin he was found guilty of Murder and on appeal down to manslaughter, but he still went to prison
Both disgusting verdicts he should have been given a medal.
But as you say on release he had to go into hiding from the "traveller" scum.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8630306.html
08-01-2019, 07:55 PM
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Re: Yet again, the authorities........
Originally Posted by galty
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erThink if your talking about Tony Martin he was found guilty of Murder and on appeal down to manslaughter, but he still went to prison
Both disgusting verdicts he should have been given a medal.
But as you say on release he had to go into hiding from the "traveller" scum.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8630306.html
10-01-2019, 02:14 PM
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My brother once told me that both he and my nephew (when they lived in the Midlands) always kept a baseball bat by their beds in case anyone broke it. He said that he would hit hard first and worry about it after, making it look as though they had been attacked and were in fear of their lives if necessary.He said that protection of my SIL, my teenage niece and nephew would have been more important than worrying about the welfare of any toerag that stepped through his door.
I wasn't shocked by his words though, the way society is today, it's everyone for themselves when it comes to protecting one's family and home from those who have no worries about what they do if they are ever able to overpower the householder and family.
10-01-2019, 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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My brother once told me that both he and my nephew (when they lived in the Midlands) always kept a baseball bat by their beds in case anyone broke it. He said that he would hit hard first and worry about it after, making it look as though they had been attacked and were in fear of their lives if necessary.He said that protection of my SIL, my teenage niece and nephew would have been more important than worrying about the welfare of any toerag that stepped through his door.
I wasn't shocked by his words though, the way society is today, it's everyone for themselves when it comes to protecting one's family and home from those who have no worries about what they do if they are ever able to overpower the householder and family.
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