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post 1486562961 03-09-2017, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted By miscerini
is this a common occurrence in the good old US of A? Is there a constant looming threat of break-ins from 'a couple large armed men'?

Talk about paranoia..so you hear something creaking during the night, do you automatically reach for your gun?
No, I currently live downtown in aa major US city too. The whole argument is that a gun is just a thing to have like a smoke detector or a flashlight and shoes near your bed. I don't plan on ever using it - though shooting at the range is great fun.
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In Europe you just politely ask them to stop their illegal activity and remind them (again, politely) that what they are doing is against the law.
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post 1486563351 03-09-2017, 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted By miscerini
is this a common occurrence in the good old US of A? Is there a constant looming threat of break-ins from 'a couple large armed men'?
They dont have to be armed. We can shoot them for simply being inside.
post 1486564021 03-09-2017, 02:09 PM
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If someone burgles you in the UK and you attack them, you get arrested and sued if a judge decides it was not with 'reasonable force'.



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post 1486564121 03-09-2017, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted By GirthKwake
They dont have to be armed. We can shoot them for simply being inside.
It requires more than that in most states you have to fear for your safety or reasonably believe another crime is about to or has taken place.

I.e., the law in most states doesn't let you drill a little kid that accidentally went into your house and is calling out for its parents.
post 1486564251 03-09-2017, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted By miscinbro
It's not really paranoid - I have a smoke detector too though I know of nobody personally that has even been in a structure fire.
If your house burns down insurance will not cover if you failed to install smoke detector.
Originally Posted By miscerini
according to some, sleep with a loaded gun next to or under your pillow

lol paranoid phucks i swear
USA is the most paranoid Country. Again that Country is full of crazy people, every week there has been some random shooting.
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post 1486564511 03-09-2017, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted By TrotonKat
Here the thing op, I'm such an amazing person and I have never caused anyone any harm, I have no reason to carry a gun. Who is going to come knocking on my door with guns? No one.
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post 1486565121 03-09-2017, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted By TrotonKat
If your house burns down insurance will not cover if you failed to install smoke detector.

USA is the most paranoid Country. Again that Country is full of crazy people, every week there has been some random shooting.
I also keep a backpack in my closet with some water and food couple air filter masks that sort of thing in case there was ever an emergency. I think that's just being smart.

The mass shootings are a thing - completely agree. Very weird and a sign of a lot of unhappy youth. American lethal violence in general though, if you factor out gangs isn't that much more than most developed countries. We just have a problem with areas that the state has effectively lofts its monopoly on violence.
post 1486565201 03-09-2017, 02:16 PM
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Australia has strict as fuk gun laws too brah. Shyt is a nightmare!
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post 1486565641 03-09-2017, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted By GirthKwake
They dont have to be armed. We can shoot them for simply being inside.
You missed the point man

anyways just researched it and the laws are completely different b/w USA and the rest of the world (or australia at least)


"A man's home is his castle." This proverb is pervasive in the USA to express the belief that every person has the right to personal privacy and security in their own home. In many states in the USA, a person can use lethal force to protect their family and home without facing legal prosecution. This is called the Castle Doctrine.

Over here in Australia, we don't have anything like the Castle Doctrine but, under criminal law, self-defence is a totally legitimate excuse when defending in court against charges of causing bodily harm or death.



So if you shot and killed an intruder in oz, be prepared to face a potential murder or manslaughter charge mane (unless self defense)
post 1486565671 03-09-2017, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted By tank2003
Make sure you tell that the guy who wants your wallet and that booty
My pitty would tear his face off.
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post 1486565841 03-09-2017, 02:21 PM
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Uk m8 so iv never been shot at it
Iv Been chased with blades and machetes but those unfit kunts couldnt catch me and i smashed phuk out one of them when i saw him walking by himself

I Knew a few people who got murdered alot of young guys below 25 its a phukin shame man

Cant run from a gun tho so i guess your phuked m8
post 1486565931 03-09-2017, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted By miscerini
You missed the point man

anyways just researched it and the laws are completely different b/w USA and the rest of the world (or australia at least)


"A man's home is his castle." This proverb is pervasive in the USA to express the belief that every person has the right to personal privacy and security in their own home. In many states in the USA, a person can use lethal force to protect their family and home without facing legal prosecution. This is called the Castle Doctrine.

Over here in Australia, we don't have anything like the Castle Doctrine but, under criminal law, self-defence is a totally legitimate excuse when defending in court against charges of causing bodily harm or death.



So if you shot and killed an intruder in oz, be prepared to face a potential murder or manslaughter charge mane (unless self defense)
In Australia if someone breaks in by say falling through the roof and injures himself on a bench or tv he is able to sue you lol.

Great old Australia huh.
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cuz home invasions are so rare in europe it's ridiculous.

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Originally Posted By TrotonKat
Why you got be so paranoid?

Lets be real here for minute, if couple of large armed men broke into my home, the reality is I would most likely be taken by surprise and the chances of me thinking quickly and running all the way down the hall to grab a gun to shoot them, highly unlikely. May as well just lay down and die, if you believe in heaven I would thank my lucky stars and whisper take me now.
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post 1486566471 03-09-2017, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted By 8PointBuck
what do you guys do if an armed man breaks into your house, or if muhammed and al-bashir start shooting up your local coffee shop? do you just roll over and play dead?
But when guns are prohibited that rarely happens ...Now knife crime..that's totally a thing

Also people can own guns for sport or personal use in most countries, and there are of course black market guns particularly in gang subcultures
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Originally Posted By boostnlol
In Australia if someone breaks in by say falling through the roof and injures himself on a bench or tv he is able to sue you lol.

Great old Australia huh.
You can also be sued under US tort law if someone hurts themselves on your property even if they did not have a right to be there.
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Originally Posted By TrotonKat
My pitty would tear his face off.
lol. pitty. would you be one of those neo-liberals who gets raped (the one i'm talkign abotu was a dude that got taken to brown town) and then say you feel sorry for him?
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You can own rifles and shotguns in the UK with a licence.

Less crime.
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb
But when guns are prohibited that rarely happens ...Now knife crime..that's totally a thing

Also people can own guns for sport or personal use in most countries, and there are of course black market guns particularly in gang subcultures
Another argument that's often made about guns in the US, which is probably true, is that there are just soooo many here now that we couldn't get them out of circulation.
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Originally Posted By RocknRollMuscle
cuz home invasions are so rare in europe it's ridiculous.

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They classify them differently than we do. There's far more burglaries in UK than USA.

America's gun violence is really centralized to a few areas in the country. Typically cities/states with the harshest gun restrictions are the most violent.
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Originally Posted By boostnlol
In Australia if someone breaks in by say falling through the roof and injures himself on a bench or tv he is able to sue you lol.

Great old Australia huh.
No he can not, have to prove more than unsafe roof.
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Countries you can own guns in Europe: Bosnia, Germany, Russia, Georgia, Serbia, Slovakia, Switzerland, Ukraine, Austria, Czech Republic.

You can get guns in most other parts of Europe too, if you have a hunting licence, or are part of a shooting club/sport.
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The chance that this is happening here is 1:10000000000000000000000000000.
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Originally Posted By TrotonKat
My pitty would tear his face off.
lol. pitty. would you be one of those neo-liberals who gets raped (the one i'm talkign abotu was a dude that got taken to brown town) and then say you feel sorry for him?
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Originally Posted By KevinHarvick
They classify them differently than we do. There's far more burglaries in UK than USA.

America's gun violence is really centralized to a few areas in the country. Typically cities/states with the harshest gun restrictions are the most violent.
It's in areas where the government has lost its monopoly on violence. There are neighborhoods where everyone knows who the killers are, but the murders almost always who unsolved. In such an environment even good kids and young men (almost all murder in the US is committed by men 15-35) have to resort to violence over trivial things.

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Originally Posted By KevinHarvick
They classify them differently than we do. There's far more burglaries in UK than USA.
true by very few are armed. we hvae a constitution, they don't. So they have to ask permission from politicians to own a gun and that is so not happening.
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Currently living in Europe. Thankful guns arent accessible. Dead Srs. Alot of the immigrants are hardoned by life situations out of the average person's comprhension. Brb walking down back streets and seeing dudes with zoro-esque scars across their face that dont look 6months old.

Thse are the type of guys who probably watched their mom and sisters be hung for some petty offense in their native Land. zro reasons to live and zro ****s to give. The last individuels on earth I would want access to gun.

The vast majority of lgal conceal and Carry owners (id wager 97%) will never use. It's just another Cope mcanisme to brag to their friends about.
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Originally Posted By miscinbro
There are neighborhoods where everyone knows who the killers are, but the murders almost always who unsolved. In such an environment even good kids and young men have to resort to violence over trivial things.
That's the same everywhere in the world. I have friends who have been murdered, everyone knows who did it, common knowledge, but no one is willing to snitch. I'm in the UK.
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