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To: rey
Okay, the police drew on someone they thought was a thief.

Question: So why can't I use deadly force to protect my own property? Answer: I'm not a cop, and I'm not a rich company owner.

18 posted on 09/05/2014 6:10:08 PM PDT by backwoods-engineer (Blog: www.BackwoodsEngineer.com)
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To: backwoods-engineer

“Okay, the police drew on someone they thought was a thief.
Question: So why can’t I use deadly force to protect my own property? Answer: I’m not a cop, and I’m not a rich company owner. “

I agree. People ask if I think an item of property is worth someone’s life? My response is that is something they should have thought about before they took it. I do not believe you should have any reasonable expectation of safety when stealing. Furthermore, I ask what you call someone who works only to have property taken from them on a whim. Most people will answer a slave. I remind them that the civil war was allegedly fought over slavery, that the 13th amendment guarantees that I cannot be anyone’s slave, so by shooting a thief, I am protecting my 13th amendment rights.


20 posted on 09/05/2014 6:19:40 PM PDT by rey
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