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lol! yeah, I know: but.. the description still fits. You just never know.. people can change. I used to be uncomfortable staying at my inlaws house overnight with my brother-in-laws rifles in a rack on the wall. Now.. I'd be willing to go to a range and learn to shoot. scares the crap out of me, but.. I think I'd be willing to try.
I love you sheep. You guys **** your pants over law abiding people owning guns. Always picked last at sports, constantly picked on in school, afraid to stand up for yourself when the bully pushed you around. You grow up as pacifists who couldn't beat their way out of a wet paper bag. I sleep better at night knowing your genes will be cleansed from the pool if one of these bad guys picked your house with the "Gun Free Zone" sign in your front yard.
It's quite comical.
I actually find it more comical for somebody like you. Your glory days were in high school and here you are fourty years later still trying to bully people. It isn't going to work big guy....I'm going to the spa and then going to eat my sushi. I will do some yoga also Cheers!!!! We are in charge now so get over it!
I find it fascinating the number of people on this site who are so horrified by what happened in Mont Vernon yet fantasize themselves about what they would do if an intruder entered their home - right down to the type of weapon or weapons they would use. It makes it seem as though they are hoping an intruder would enter their home so they can act out their own twisted scenerio they have concocted in their silly minds. Tell me - which movie or song prompted these wicked little thoughts? And I'm not going to buy the whole, "It's about protecting my family." Please, you are creating unnecessary public fear for a crime that rarely happens in comparision to all of the other domestically charged crimes that happen all too often.
I wonder if Mr Cates wishes he were home that night to protect his family? Maybe he would have liked to have had a gun to ward off 4 guys armed with knives. It may happen rarely, one in a million, but it happens enough to make people think. 6 months before the Zantops were murdered in VT in a similar situation:
"On July 17, 2000, Tulloch and Parker went to a remote house in Vershire, Vermont, armed with hunting knives, intending to murder the inhabitants and to steal their belongings. Near the house, they dug makeshift graves for their intended victims. Then late at night, Tulloch knocked on the door while Parker waited off to the side in the bushes intending to ambush the homeowner when he opened it.
Inside, 47-year-old Andrew Patti, at home with his 11-year-old son, was alerted to the teens' presence by the sounds of his dog barking. Suspicious of the knock on his door at such a late hour, he answered the knock by going to the door and pulling back the window blinds without opening it. Behind his back, he held a Glock pistol in his hand.
Claiming to be a stranded motorist, Tulloch asked to enter the house, but Patti refused. After receiving several more requests for entry, Patti became concerned enough to hold up his Glock where Tulloch could see it. Then Patti closed the blinds on the door and went back to call the police. When he got to the phone, he discovered that the line was dead. But when he returned to the door, Tulloch and Parker had left the house. They would not return."
Are there really that many drugs in local high schools? Frankly, that scares me more than one random crime, as horrible as it was. It's surreal. A 17 year old high school student having a wedding reception at the Bedford Village Inn?
The two from Souhegan High were known drug users. Glover had been smoking pot but moved on to harder drugs this past summer.
Probably every HS in the country has some students using drugs. Amherst is an affluent town and the drug dealers know the teenagers have money. According to the police, the drugs in this area come up from Fitchburg with Milford as the centerpoint. One can see this by following the stories in the Milford Cabinet
While I absolutely believe that if you are not comfortable with a gun, you should not have a gun in your house, I just spotted this headline in the Monadnock ledger:
"Temple police are searching for an intruder who was scared away from a Revoluntionary Road home Thursday morning by the homeowner, who had a shotgun."
don't know anything about the story since the Ledger isn't putting any more than that online (They keep some stuff offline to make it worth buying a subscription). But, there you have recent proof that it can help - but ONLY if you know how to use it, and are comfortable with it. If you aren't... not much worse or potentially deadly.
While I absolutely believe that if you are not comfortable with a gun, you should not have a gun in your house, I just spotted this headline in the Monadnock ledger:
"Temple police are searching for an intruder who was scared away from a Revoluntionary Road home Thursday morning by the homeowner, who had a shotgun."
don't know anything about the story since the Ledger isn't putting any more than that online (They keep some stuff offline to make it worth buying a subscription). But, there you have recent proof that it can help - but ONLY if you know how to use it, and are comfortable with it. If you aren't... not much worse or potentially deadly.
+1 People are either survivors or victims. Its all in the mindset.
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