Greg1959 said: (quoted from post at 02:19:48 02/18/14) I know what I'm going to say will be frowned upon by y'all. Although, I do agree that others should stay off your property unless invited.
So, here goes...Many of the posters on this thread have said on other threads that we need to lessen Government interference and regulations but, at the same time, wanting policies and LE to be there for 'them' to protect their property.
So, are you guys saying that "I only want regulations and enforcement if it affects me"/.
I'm not trying to stir the pot. Only trying to understand your rationale.
Years ago, if it wasn't yours, you asked permission first. If someone said no, that meant no, and if they said yes, you respected any terms that accompanied that yes. If you screwed something up, you did what you needed to make things good. You treated people like you wanted to be treated, handshakes and people's word meant something. You didn't need things like "NO TRESPASSING" signs. There was a line, and if you weren't welcome, you didn't cross over it. Punishments for wrongdoing fit the crime, both at home and in the courtroom.
Back to today. None of my first paragarph seems to apply anymore. Add to that when you take away the ability of people to protect themselves and protect their property from destruction or theft, where do you turn to other than the dysfunctional legal system? Law enforcement really hates dealing with this kind of crap. They'd rather you take civil action rather than press charges, and will tell you to call your insurance company.
I suppose you could always ask the dimwit nicely to stop, maybe talk to pops. That's about all of the power the individual has without seeking legal help or calling the cops. Threats or taking action on your own will only get you in trouble, and prosecuting attorneys seem to love to make public examples of people that take the law into their own hands.
AG
This post was edited by AG in IN at 20:52:55 02/17/14.
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