[chuckles]

Many here have made reference to the "siren" going off. IMHO, the siren is the car alarm going off. The swat team would have wanted silence, IMHO. If you look at the film, they are shaking the SUV trying to open the door or something.

Now if you take this into consideration, The homeowner hears someone trying to break into his car, tell his family to get into the closet and then grabs his gun. He identified the break in as the cops and left his gun on safety. The deputies, being conditioned to believe we don't have the right to own guns and protect our property, assumed he was a perp and watched for any flinch or twitch to open fire. Now the wagons are circled and the fact that he owned a gun and body armor makes him the worst of the worst. 6 rounds or 60 rounds, at least we are all safe from a veteran who owned a gun. I shudder to think what would be written about me if they broke into my house. He may have even had FreeRepublic in his bookmarks tool bar.

[Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears]

Exactly.

The bigger picture is this.

We have "The State" demanding more control over our lives, even to the point of deciding whether who lives and who dies (healthcare).

We have "The State" telling us what we can eat and can't eat.

We have "The State" telling our children what words they can't say, in the name of "anti-bullying" without reprisal from the Government, (which is a model for what they intend for the grownups: elimination of free speech).

We have "Police State" invading our homes at gunpoint on a suspicion, and shooting us into a bloody pulp if we try to defend ourselves. And according to the Police State, this is "legal" and "proper" so long as a higher-up in the Police State gives it the rubber stamp.

AND WE HAVE FLAMING BRAINLESS IDIOTS DEFENDING THE LAST THING!!!!