It looks like its never too old to shoot - http://video.foxnews.com/v/446406738...#sp=show-clips
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It looks like its never too old to shoot - http://video.foxnews.com/v/446406738...#sp=show-clips
Boo Yah!!
Double tap to the centre of the mass with an insurance shot to the head! Oh yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Good for him!
What's with you Americans and your freaking obsession with guns!!!???
He called the police first , they hadn't arrived so he took control of the situation , good for him :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
hopefully there are more like him around, that don't run upstairs and hide!
Well I guess its like this - our country was born with the use of guns - it was kept free with the use of guns - we grow up playing with guns - then we keep guns for our security - nothing wrong with that is there - the more guns the better - it keeps crime downQuote:
Originally Posted by HaroldH
Good for him. Who's knows what they would have done to him. Great story. I'm sure the law out there will support the old man. Down here we would be put in jail......
Yeeah, I can see that it's working real well so far!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by JoePa
Good on the old gentleman. I would much rather face a judge than be a model for a chalk drawing any day!!
Do you yourself own any guns ?Quote:
Originally Posted by HaroldH
Good for the old fella.
Good for him, he did exactly what "ANYBODY" , in "ANY country should be allowed to do, yes , including Canada!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by HaroldH
If someone knocks on your door, then proceeds to break in, should you put the kettle on and have tea and biscuits???? I don't think so. Why is it some people get more upset with a story like this than they do with the opposite side of the same scenario??
Home invasions by low life, scumbag, dope addicted , human trash that rob, beat, rape and murder people seem to receive more sympathy and are looked down on less than the poor victim that wastes somebody. Not by everyone, mind you, thankfully. But by " some "!!!! Hard to believe, isn't it???
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Originally Posted by HaroldH
I'd be interested in an answer to that question also? So HaroldH, do you own any guns?Quote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
What is your flipping obsession with standing there and letting some A-hole kick in your door and beat the snut out of you?Quote:
Originally Posted by HaroldH
It'S not guns the I would question that he did or did not have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bushmoose
Everyone of his post in any thread to do with a home defence, accident with a firearm, or just about anything firearm related has been the same. A general cry of disbelief and shock, with a under current of "your all mad dog insane killer's ".
It looks like this guy just got busted. Don't feed the troll.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
HaroldH where are you ? there are several of us waiting for an answereQuote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
He's looking for the cheese and whambulance.
Maybe he's studying for his PAL?
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Originally Posted by JoePa
While in Ottawa we see...
http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2...lling_911.html
Beaten Ottawa senior jailed after calling 911
Ottawa police are reviewing how 911 dispatchers handle calls after a 74-year-old man who was beaten in a home invasion called for help — only to be arrested and thrown in jail for more than two months.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa...sion-1.2877562
WWII veteran Ernest Côté, 101, tied up and robbed in Ottawa home invasion
Just a reminder folks.... it was the Conservatives that made changes to improve what is allowed in Canada for self defense and citizen arrest... (nick named the Lucky Moose bill.... a start in the right direction atleast).
It is interesting to read the comments sometimes...
https://openparliament.ca/bills/41-1/C-26/?page=1
Elizabeth May Saanich—Gulf Islands, BC
Madam Speaker, I thank the hon. member for Hamilton East—Stoney Creek for his speech on Bill C-26. ... I must vote against this bill because of my concerns about the expansion of citizen's arrest powers.
Liberal
Sean Casey Charlottetown, PE
Madam Speaker, ...
My response to my colleague is that, with the expansion of the rights with respect to defence of property, there is always a concern about vigilantism. I focused my comments on the expanded rights for private security officers, but this also goes for private citizens. The bill itself does not promote vigilantism, but the problem is that the public perception of the expanded rights of citizen's arrest does raise that flag.
Liberal
Judy Sgro York West, ON
Madam Speaker, ..
The whole issue is this. We do not want to have happen what has happened in Florida, where people become emboldened, whether they have a gun or not, to think they can take the law into their own hands. We have a fabulous police service in Canada, starting with the RCMP.
It is imperative that we ensure we have laws that are clear for citizens and our law enforcement officials to follow to ensure the safety of Canadians and our communities.
...
As much as I would like to see far fewer guns in our country, we have to deal with the reality. Many people, law-abiding citizens, carry guns, and that is what happens when they think they can take the law into their own hands.
If that's the case , he must have an "freaking obsession with guns ".:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by flowerjohn
Hmmm..... I guess you think the 85 year old should have got into hand to hand combat with the intruder instead. The old lad wasn't willing to become a statistic, good on him. Molon Labe!Quote:
Originally Posted by HaroldH
This just serves to show that most of the know-nothing boneheads only rise to talk through their arses because it makes it look like they're actually doing something to the hometown folks. Sometimes I wonder why they even bother to show up.Quote:
Originally Posted by mosquito
Well they do know what they want.... look at their comments, they want citizens to have fewer guns and citizens to not have more rights to arrest and self defense. They want us defendant on the police only!Quote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21
A defenceless society that depends on the police who are not able to do their jobs because there not enough of them. I will defend myself and deal with the consequences. Simple.
Not just the # of them that could be a propel fj. There are many of us in rural areas where a half hour response time could actually be deemed very quick.Quote:
Originally Posted by flowerjohn
A lot can happen in half an hour. So I'm definitely with you on the self defence aspect if need be.
Agreed trimmer!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21
And as to why they show up !!!
They actually believe they are much smarter than most of us and they they know best for us on anything from changing a diaper to flying a spaceship.
Typical leftist social engineering at it's finest, as per usual.
The part that has me worried is a population that depends on defense by police services that appear to be in the politicians pockets because "they owe them". WE're about to enter into a very dangerous period in national history when politicians control the police instead of the electorate.Quote:
Originally Posted by mosquito
Still no answer from the troll. Maybe touring the country with JT and Wynned Bags.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
Troll in hiding;https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/i...nSWLXNxTD9Cj_AQuote:
Originally Posted by bushman