[ChicagoConservative27]

If you're sleeping are you going to have enough time to wake up and run in the panic room?

[PeterPrinciple]

shelling out thousands of dollars to outfit their homes with hidden rooms, bulletproof doors and a swath of other covert security systems to keep the baddies at bay should they come knocking.

---

A better investment might be your neighbors. Put some beer in the fridge and steaks on the grill and open the garage door.

[BigFreakinToad]

Stop voting stupid

[E. Pluribus Unum]

A few remotely fired set-guns scattered throughout the house would probably be a good idea, too.

[kosciusko51]

Repeal NYC gun laws that make the average citizen sheep to be slaughtered by criminal wolves.

[Nervous Tick]

>> New Yorkers are fortifying their homes with panic rooms and bullet-proof doors like never before over fears about crime, migrants and national turmoil

Uh... you don’t want to be stuck in a panic room in NYC when the SHTF...

[Candor7]

You can see Creative Home Engineering stuff right here:

https://hiddenpassageway.com/

You still would need a 12 gauge shot gun and and AR rifle with a 40 round mag.

[Tommy Revolts]

I have an alarm that will wake me.

[bray]

Ain’t Communism wonderful.

[Leep]

Practice panicking. Run around in circles saying, what do I do
.what do I do?!
Oh wait, I’ve got a panic room.

[Magnum44]

[laplata]

Stay in NYC. We’re full.

[ansel12]

I’m a big believer in having a secure room based on what fits your budget.

As a young husband I would put dead bolts on our bedroom door everywhere we lived so that the wife would be able to sleep safer when I was away, someone handy and owning a home might spend some money to add some reinforcement in the shared wall between the master bath and the bedroom, and replacing door trim and the bathroom door with something more substantial with whatever it takes to keep the door closed.

If your wife can handle the idea, a pistol under the sink is a nice touch.

[Rappini]

It appears that they are preparing for SWAT.

[moovova]

What good is a safe room if your house is on fire?

[Qwapisking]

“a lot of them are just people, middle class people”...that voted D. “elections have consequences and then everyone suffers the consequences” applies.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

All three of my surviving siblings live in Queens, in what were once safe neighborhoods. On the street where my sister lives, in what used to be as safe a neighborhood as ever existed, they had to change the direction of her one-way street because cars were running the stop sign at the end, and crashing into a major cross street. Not an absolute dump, but no longer a nice safe neighborhood. And she could have sold her mortgage free house for half-a-million 15 years ago and moved to Kansas or Maine and lived out her life in peace.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

They be payin’ for dat with WIC?

[GOPJ]

I'd be easier to stop the inflow of the world's criminal and insane first.

Then hire enough cops to arrest local repeaters and standardize the Court system. Why standardize? Because criminals should NEVER be back on the street before their victims are out of the hospital.

If you're sleeping but the criminals know there are panic rooms... We don't need more panic rooms we need fewer criminals.

[SkyDancer]

Out here they’d have a big problem and we don’t have safe places or iron doors. Just saying.

[Deplorable American1776]

Panic rooms are nice..but really the best solutions are knowing your neighbors, invite them over for a BBQ.