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Reply #320 on: June 08, 2019, 01:47:41 PM
  If she has Insurance, will use it. If not, life moves on...

  Otherwise, Kids knew Mom's Ex was a loser, did not and does not deserve their care and attention. Mom is a hero, in this situation, saved the family via her prior planning decisions, and training, and her plan worked well.

  Kids will suck it up and get back to whatever those kids usually do.

  No doubt, if you wish to sponsor a Go Fund Me for her, she would love it.

  Sounds to me, she has things well under control.

  Reload. Back to her usual routine seems perfect.

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Reply #321 on: June 08, 2019, 01:56:50 PM
https://www.11alive.com/article/news/crime/homeowner-shoots-alleged-intruder-dead-in-clayton-county/85-813f775d-8322-4f8f-81c5-57443db70c64

"People have the right to defend themselves," said Maj. Anthony Thuman with the Clayton County Police Department, "that's the point we want to drive home, you have the right to defend yourself."

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Reply #322 on: June 08, 2019, 02:11:24 PM
Kids will suck it up and get back to whatever those kids usually do.

All 6 of them.  Won't be sad, suicidal, violent, it's nothing but peaches, and sunshine for ever, and ever, because you said so?

Where do you think violent men like the assailant come from?  Everything is hunkey dory now, no need to worry is great for you.  You never cared about any of them to begin with, because the GUN is the hero of the story for you.  Those aren't people, they don't react to stress, trauma, guilt.  "Oh, she's Not Guilty."  That doesn't mean they don't feel guilt.  You've never shot anybody.  You've never taken any shooting classes, been through the military, and if you've ever pretended to have known, and cared about someone who's been through something like this, you would have ignored their feelings, and told them to "Suck it up."

Have you tried "Suck it up?"  The #1 doctor recommended cure for PTSD.  Side effects may include:  Depression, apathy, depraved indifference for human life, and feelings, suicidal or violent thoughts, and fits of uncontrollable rage.  Don't ask your doctor if Suck it Up is right for you, try it now!

Children don't just "Suck up" violence like this.  All 5 of them didn't come out of this unscathed.  They need Therapy, "I'm sure she had insurance," let's just assume that her Insurance covers therapy, good quality therapy, for all 6 of them.

I'm sure everything's fine now, because she has a gun in the house, and that magically makes everything all right.
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Reply #323 on: June 09, 2019, 09:07:57 AM
The truth is that gun violence only leads to more gun violence, and owning a gun does not make you more safe in your home, but less safe.

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In the summer of 2004, as a 16-year-old high school student, he was shot while listening to the Fourth of July fireworks in his hometown of Richmond. The shooting changed his perspective -- and his behavior.

“I wasn’t even thinking about carrying. I was playing football. All of a sudden, I think I need a gun,” he said.

He ended up going to jail for carrying a gun illegally. Years later, the Office of Neighborhood Safety’s peacemaker fellowship sent him on trips, including to Washington, DC and London, with other young men caught up in the long-running cycle of local fights and retaliations.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2019/jun/03/gun-violence-bay-area-drop-30-percent-why-investigation

https://www.kqed.org/science/1916209/does-gun-ownership-really-make-you-safer-research-says-no



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Reply #324 on: June 25, 2019, 11:54:50 PM
https://www.kwtx.com/content/news/Killeen-PD-ask-for-publics-help-to-solve-home-invasion-511704781.html 
"...She first saw his cellphone light
and then his silhouette as he stepped
into the bedroom doorway.

That’s when she fired a shot with her 9mm handgun,
striking him in the arm.

“He screamed and ran,” she said.

She followed him down the hallway and fired again,
but missed..."

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Reply #325 on: June 26, 2019, 12:16:02 AM
https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2019/06/25/crescent-township-starr-road-home-invasion-fatal-shooting/

CBS Philadelphia reports the deceased suspect, 22-year-old Corey Laguardia, allegedly knocked on the door of the home and asked to see a specific person. The 59-year-old homeowner told him that he had the wrong house, at which time the Laguardia allegedly began trying to break through door. The homeowner responded by shooting Laguardia, who “collapsed in the doorway” and was pronounced dead.

WPXI reports that the homeowner “felt threatened for himself, his child with medical needs and his elderly mother whom he cares.”

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Reply #326 on: June 27, 2019, 06:06:15 AM
A pity no one simply called the police.



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Reply #327 on: June 28, 2019, 08:29:31 PM
http://www.foxla.com/news/local-news/female-homeowner-shoots-kills-intruder-inside-her-home-in-san-bernardino-county

"...The female homeowner told deputies that she was asleep in her home when she her dog started barking, waking her up. The victim entered a bedroom where she saw Manigult hiding, deputies said. The victim told deputies that she became frightened and yelled at the man, telling him he didn't belong inside her home. The homeowner then returned to the living room and armed herself with a gun, deputies said.

Authorities said Manigult approached the victim, and, fearing for her safety, she fired once at the suspect, striking him.

Throughout the course of the investigation, detectives determined that Manigult had forced entry into the home prior to the victim locating him in the bedroom..."

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Reply #328 on: June 28, 2019, 08:56:22 PM
Okay, I have to grudgingly admit that I like the pattern of celebrating Good Gals with guns.  Thanks, Joan.  Don't let it go to your head...



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Reply #329 on: June 29, 2019, 02:50:29 AM
A pity no one simply called the police.

Typical response time down here is over 10 minutes, worst I've seen was 28 minutes.  You can be killed in under a minute in a violent home invasion if your only defense is 10 minutes away.  Playing passive doesn't always work when they're jacked on drugs.

We had an armed home invasion go down with two perps on an elderly man about a block down my street.  The police didn't do anything, even though the two were identified by the victim.  Eventually the neighborhood took matters into their own hands and corrected the problem by beating the shit out of the two boys (they both needed hospitalization afterwards).  Problem solved, and property returned.

I run Federal 45 ACP 230 grain JHP in my Colt.  I don't have to wait 10 minutes for someone to bail my ass out of a dangerous situation.  The cheaper stuff is $30 a box (target practice), and the HST is $40 a box (what's loaded now).  Two rapid shots to the center of mass and they're not getting back up to continue the disturbance.  I'm normally a peaceful person, but I *will* protect myself and my property.


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Reply #330 on: June 29, 2019, 03:05:09 AM
Typical response time down here is over 10 minutes, worst I've seen was 28 minutes.  You can be killed in under a minute in a violent home invasion if your only defense is 10 minutes away.  Playing passive doesn't always work when they're jacked on drugs.

Right, but those aren't the only options.  Call the police, even if you're armed to the teeth.  If there's a good chance of someone being assaulted with a deadly weapon, CALL THE COPS!  (Unless you're black, or speak English as a second language.)  It's their job, if they're late, or fuck it up, that's on them, not you.  

I can't tell you how many times the perps called the cops, first.  The first time I heard about it was advice from a confessed gang Banger (Blount street bloods) in jail.  Carreer criminals know this trick, and tell each other it:  Call the cops first, it's your word against their's, but you can always say "If i was there to hold them up, then why'd I call the cops first?"

A phone, locks, neighborhood watch, lights, a dog, alarms, kitchen knives, baseball bats, pottery, ash trays, tasers, pepper spray and firearms.

AND

AND

Firearms.

If a gun is your only defense, then you're a danger to yourself, and your neighbors, but no safer.

YTF does nobody ever say "Don't call the fire department, they'll probably show up too late.  Try to put the fire out yourself."  ?  Because that's IN.  Sane.  "I don't know what would have happened if I didn't have this fire extinguisher."

Having a heart attack?  Don't call 911, they might be too late.  You've got a knife, right?  Just perform a bypass on yourself, without training.

How hard can it be?  It's only a firefight in you own home.  You don't need backup, you got this.
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Reply #331 on: June 30, 2019, 03:17:01 AM
https://www.cleveland19.com/2019/06/27/sugarcreek-officer-stabbed-with-screwdriver-remains-icu/

Dalton then shot and killed the truck driver.

TUSCARAWAS COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) - The Sugarcreek police officer stabbed with a screwdriver Wednesday is in stable condition in the ICU at Akron General Hospital.

Sugarcreek police said Captain Brian Dalton was attacked by a truck driver around 10 a.m. in the 100 block of 2nd NW, near the feed building at TMK Farm Service.The truck driver’s name has not been released yet.

Dalton has been a police officer since 2011.

On Thursday, the police chief, the mayor and city council members had a closed door meeting to discuss the shooting.

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Reply #332 on: July 05, 2019, 01:57:36 AM
https://www.wcvb.com/article/police-armed-dad-keeps-fugitive-from-stealing-truck-with-son-inside/28285513
"He was walking exactly to me," Logan said. "I locked the doors when he was just entering the driveway and my dad came from inside the garage and defended me with his gun."

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Reply #333 on: July 16, 2019, 11:26:45 PM
https://www.foxcarolina.com/news/anderson-co-homeowner-who-shot-intruder-i-didn-t-want/article_0c2c80be-a6ab-11e9-9ee6-73bf056bd1b0.html

“His hands were just coming toward us, like he was going to do some type of harm," Moton said.

Moton said when the man made his way fully into the home, he knew he had to act.

“He was in the front door and closed the door behind him when I had to shoot him.”

Moton said he fired, and the bullet hit the intruder in the chest and sent the stranger falling backward.

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Reply #334 on: July 17, 2019, 01:18:37 AM

'Gun Control' is being able to hit what you're aiming at.  Good shot.  :D

I'd have added a second shot to the chest as the first might not have been fatal, and leaving a perp alive to argue in court isn't an option in my home.  It's easy to explain two quick shots, much harder to explain one to the chest and then a second one a minute later when they get up and come at you again.

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Reply #335 on: July 17, 2019, 09:48:50 PM
Did you know that firearms are the #2 cause of death for persons under 18 years of age?

Effectiveness of Child Access Prevention Regulation

In 12 states where child access prevention laws had been in effect for at least one year, unintentional firearm deaths fell by 23% from 1990-94 among children under 15 years of age.1

The practices of keeping firearms locked, unloaded, and storing ammunition in a locked location separate from firearms serve as protective measures that reduce youth suicide and unintentional injury in homes with children and teenagers where guns are stored.2

A study evaluating the association between youth-focused gun laws and suicides among youth found that child access prevention laws were associated with an 8.3% decrease in suicides among 14-17 year olds. Such laws reduced the risk of firearm suicide in this age group by 10.8%.3

https://lawcenter.giffords.org/category/gun-studies-statistics/effectiveness-of-gun-laws/



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Reply #336 on: July 17, 2019, 11:30:25 PM
So, then what was the Number 2 cause of death for those under 18?
Did the number 1 cause of death change in those States? Numbers are great.

Can those under 18 vote? Do those under 18 raise money for political Campaigns? Well, there you go, there is not a reason for Politicians to listen.

Storing firearms in a locked safe deposit box at the bank should be promoted for ALL, including the remaining kids under 18 who survived the Constitution.

How about making access to a firearm a Felony, and locking everyone up who may be discovered with such access, keeping them locked up forever... would that help?

How about moving those without suitable Grades in school, to take over the spots abandoned by the flood of Illegal Aliens, one for one, as they cross our borders, legally or otherwise, to remain in their new, 'safer' location, until the 'folks' who came in are kicked out, should their cases for citizenship fail?



Did you know that firearms are the #2 cause of death for persons under 18 years of age?

Effectiveness of Child Access Prevention Regulation

In 12 states where child access prevention laws had been in effect for at least one year, unintentional firearm deaths fell by 23% from 1990-94 among children under 15 years of age.1

The practices of keeping firearms locked, unloaded, and storing ammunition in a locked location separate from firearms serve as protective measures that reduce youth suicide and unintentional injury in homes with children and teenagers where guns are stored.2

A study evaluating the association between youth-focused gun laws and suicides among youth found that child access prevention laws were associated with an 8.3% decrease in suicides among 14-17 year olds. Such laws reduced the risk of firearm suicide in this age group by 10.8%.3

https://lawcenter.giffords.org/category/gun-studies-statistics/effectiveness-of-gun-laws/

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Reply #337 on: July 18, 2019, 01:03:23 AM
So, then what was the Number 2 cause of death for those under 18?

How about making access to a firearm a Felony, and locking everyone up who may be discovered with such access, keeping them locked up forever... would that help?


The Brown Shirts tried that before WWII really took off.  If you didn't produce the weapon that was registered in your name, they SHOT you.  I have familie im Deutschland.

Yeah, the assholes that started that campaign lost, and the German people have their guns back again.  Germany has the most restrictive gun laws in Europe.  They also have the highest PERCENTAGE of gun owners in Europe, and damned near the LOWEST number of gun-related deaths WORLDWIDE.

So, guns don't cause gun deaths.  Stupid people cause gun deaths.

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Reply #338 on: July 19, 2019, 05:53:35 PM
https://q13fox.com/2019/07/18/homeowner-shoots-armed-burglar-in-south-seattle/ 
   
SEATTLE -- Seattle Police are investigating after a homeowner shoots a burglar outside of her home in the South Park neighborhood.

Police say the homeowner shot and injured a burglar in the 600 block of Riverside Drive.

Seattle Police said they were responding to a 911 call from the homeowner who told them she had shot an armed man trying to break into her home.

When officers arrived to the scene they found a 41-year-old man behind the home with a gunshot wound to the shoulder and a handgun on the ground near him, according to Seattle Police.

Officers had to coax the homeowner who was still armed with a rifle down from the roof before they could safely approach the suspected burglar.

The suspect was taken to Harborview Medical Center in serious condition.

Seattle Police said detectives found multiple bullet holes in the exterior of the house and believe they were caused by the burglar.

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Reply #339 on: July 19, 2019, 06:13:10 PM

Germany has the most restrictive gun laws in Europe.  They also have the highest PERCENTAGE of gun owners in Europe, and damned near the LOWEST number of gun-related deaths WORLDWIDE.

So, guns don't cause gun deaths.  Stupid people cause gun deaths.


Actually Switzerland has the highest percentage of gun owners, 2 million guns.  8 million people.  Gun ownership is encouraged, but strictly regulated.  What part of neutrality do you not understand?  Enter at your own risk..

Switzerland hasn't had a mass shooting since 2001.  In 2016, the country had 47 attempted homicides with firearms. The country's overall murder rate is near zero.

But the 2nd Amenders don’t want stringent gun regulation.  They encourage idiots to buy firearms.  The US has the second highest gun homicide numbers in the world.  Brazil beat us by a few thousand.

The top six’s gun death tolls for 2016: Brazil was 43,200, the US 37,200, Mexico 15,400, Colombia 13,300, Venezuela 12,800, and Guatemala 5,090. Collectively, these countries made up less than 10 percent of the global population but 50.5 percent of the world’s gun deaths.

So as long as 43% of Americans think Trump is doing a good job, I’ll continue to advocate for gun regulation and licensing requirements.