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To: Perseverando

“If the Sheriff’s office can’t protect you, WHO WILL?”

How about we protect ourselves.

I submit that we return to a time where citizens were allowed to protect themselves without fear of lawsuits or incarceration.


9 posted on 03/06/2019 3:28:51 PM PST by walkingdead (It's easy, you just don't lead 'em as much....)
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To: walkingdead

Has anyone here ever been PROTECTED by the police?

Not showing up to take notes after a robbery or mugging.

But actually being RIGHT THERE when it happened and protected you?

I’ve not had that happen.

I’m sure the police are important.

It’s just I don’t recall them ACTIVELY protecting me.

And I don’t go to the black neighborhoods on Staten Island (just telling it like it is) to buy drugs so I’m good.


10 posted on 03/06/2019 3:33:47 PM PST by dp0622 (The Left should know if.. Trump is kicked out of office, it is WAR!)
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To: walkingdead

I don’t think that existed with the exception of in wilderness areas.


12 posted on 03/06/2019 3:35:06 PM PST by Clean_Sweep
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To: walkingdead

How about we protect ourselves.

I submit that we return to a time where citizens were allowed to protect themselves without fear of lawsuits or incarceration.
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Self-defense is an unalienable right and no legitimate government would abrogate it. Most people are instinctively aware of that, and anyone cowered by government to relinquish that right is responsible for the adverse consequences.


18 posted on 03/06/2019 4:02:20 PM PST by fortes fortuna juvat (Civilization is held together by the hangman's noose.)
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