It's a fact now a days that good folks better arm themselves. Remember folks when I posted about shooting intruders who would do terrible things to me and my family if I didn't act (Shoot)when confronted by home invaders? Those who said I would be in deep poo if I didn't warn em I was armed, well from other web sites I read and post on, there are several good folks who shot first and asked questions later. The Bad Guys who are intent on robbing, pillaging and other unspeakable acts really didn't give a hoot what you shout. There gonna do their thing any way.I can tell you all who think I would be making a terrible mistake to DROP THE HAMMER(I was chided for that remark)on the bad guy who kicked my door in at 3am with out shouting I am armed. I will take my chances on a jury of my peers rather then being murdered for what little we have, and the ones who do the dastardly deeds get away scott free. Remember the movie slogan? Being brought to your neighborhood theater soon.?Well the bad Guys are playing in your neighborhood NOW. The Veteran and his lovely wife will no longer need to defend themselves from these perps. NO SECOND CHANCES!! All I can tell you is,"GET A GUN FOR HOME AND PERSONAL PROTECTION AND USE IT IF NECESSARY."If it's up to the bad guys, you won't get a second chance. Were armed to the teeth and will stay that way. LOU.
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