The right to defend yourself in your home

kiwi_2005 · 08-09-07, 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by STEED

Once again this story hits the headlines again.

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Homeowner arrested after the burglar he confronted fell 30ft and died

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/liv...n_page_id=1770

Granted we will not know the outcome of this case until November any how on the radio phone in today people rung in telling there story's and most of them got a period in prison from one month to a year or more and most were fined. If a person or persons enters your property illegally they have crosses the line from citizen to criminal, what are you to do when you face them? Have tea and biscuits and help yourself to my stuff, of course not. Your thinking about yourself or your wife and children this person could be a house breaker to a killer so you are going to put up a fight and stop them, and yet in this country you face being punished for defending your home and family.

The Government say, we have the right to defend ourselves and yet in law there is no hard facts laid out, it's all a grey area. So when the heck is this grey area going to be resolved? This year? Next year? Ten years from now? or most likely never as there are too many bleeding heart liberals working hand in glove with the EU laws.

We have the same law policy here, but last yr a break through in the justice system, or maybe the judge just knew it was the right thing to do. Guy enters a gun shop with a machette threatening to kill everyone, the gun shop owner pulls out a revolver and shoots him, police charge him for using a firearm in a public place some bullshat charge. He was defending himself and who knows what the machette guy would of done. Anyway the gunshop owner got let off, case dismissed by the judge. Thats a first time thats happened.

lorcan3 · 08-15-07, 02:09 AM

If someone comes charging in my house, or I should say try, 'cause I have steel doors front and back and another door wth a vinyl window. If he DID make it through, let's see he'd have to go through two border collies, an M1 Garand with pigsticker, a very long Moisin-Nagant with a 2 foot long pigsticker, a very, very, very sharp double edged two-handed scimitar, and a very sharp basketed claymore. Not to mention a 7.62mm Broomhandle Mauser and my wife's single shot .22 caliber bolt action lady's rifle that belonged to her Great-Aunt Marie that her aunt used for shootin' rabbits. It maybe 150 years old, but it'll still shoot the butt off a fly at a 100 yards.
I have a 15 year old daughter and my wife. I'm 100% disabled but if anyone, ANYONE threatens my family or my home, I'll rip out their guts and use 'em for garters. I don't give a rat's fart what happens to me, my concern is my family. 1st priority is God, 2nd priority is family and 3rd priority is home in that order.

08-15-07, 02:09 AM	#2
lorcan3 Sailor man Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 48 Downloads: 83 Uploads: 0	Defence of my home If someone comes charging in my house, or I should say try, 'cause I have steel doors front and back and another door wth a vinyl window. If he DID make it through, let's see he'd have to go through two border collies, an M1 Garand with pigsticker, a very long Moisin-Nagant with a 2 foot long pigsticker, a very, very, very sharp double edged two-handed scimitar, and a very sharp basketed claymore. Not to mention a 7.62mm Broomhandle Mauser and my wife's single shot .22 caliber bolt action lady's rifle that belonged to her Great-Aunt Marie that her aunt used for shootin' rabbits. It maybe 150 years old, but it'll still shoot the butt off a fly at a 100 yards. I have a 15 year old daughter and my wife. I'm 100% disabled but if anyone, ANYONE threatens my family or my home, I'll rip out their guts and use 'em for garters. I don't give a rat's fart what happens to me, my concern is my family. 1st priority is God, 2nd priority is family and 3rd priority is home in that order.