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Imagine, some people find the topic of killing to be entertaining. The homeowner was in the right, but that doesn't mean we should celebrate this.
Creepy to say the least.
Why is it creepy? If thugs who break into people's homes knew that they had a 2% chance of surviving, do you think that they would find a new activity to engage in?
Quite frankly I think it was a good shoot. People avoid doing things, they know that the punishment for, is something they don't wish to have. If 98 out of every 100 burglars were shot and buried, trust me, within months, the crime of burglary would be a thing of the past. The fact is, many get away with it, by receiving a minimal sentence, they shrug, do a few months, and then go on to the next house. If they thought for a moment they would be shot and killed, they would find some other crime to commit.
I blame media for continuing to push their agenda and promoting all these killings...
Oh, wait....is this the part where you go into your mode of not really relating any of your posts to he actual OP, and just pushing ignorance....and sarcasm....
Yes, everyone knows: guns kill bad people. They also sometimes kill good people. They also kill animals for sport and food. The common theme here is "kill." That's what guns are made for.
Just another loaded thread for people to say they don't take killing lightly and then joke about it, make dumb statements about parenting, mock "gun grabbers" and brag about their owning firearms...
Last edited by Ibginnie; 02-21-2013 at 04:43 PM..
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