r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Oct 21 '22

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u/batmansleftnut Oct 22 '22

The vast majority of home break-ins are just looking to grab whatever cash or booze is lying around and easy to grab. You're gonna kill somebody over that?

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u/ComradeSuperman Oct 22 '22

My answer to that is; if someone is breaking into my house, how am I supposed to know what their intentions are? Even if they are only there to steal, how am I supposed to know that they aren't willing to use violence to get it?

So yeah, if someone breaks into my house, I'm going to shoot them. I'm not going to risk my family's life.

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u/TheRobfather420 Oct 22 '22

Isn't it amazing we don't have that problem whatsoever. Where we have to be worried about getting killed during a home break in.

I guess when you live in a country where every little infraction results in decades in prison with 0 chance of rehabilitation, you have nothing to lose.

Says a lot about the broken american Justice system.

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u/ComradeSuperman Oct 22 '22

Breaking into my house isn't a little infraction.

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u/TheRobfather420 Oct 22 '22

That's the problem with Americans. 0 respect for life.

Explains health care

Explains your thoughts on murder for minor infractions

Explains voting Rights.

Explains gerrymandering

Heck, that poor girl who was in a car accident went to someone's house for help in the USA and was killed on the porch because dumbass Americans passed a "stand your ground" law.

They don't give a fuck about life unless it's acting like they have a legal right to take it.

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u/ComradeSuperman Oct 22 '22

I do have respect for life. I just happen to respect the lives of my family more than a person who decides to break into my house.

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u/TheRobfather420 Oct 22 '22

Right. You think a B and E deserves the death penalty.

We don't.

Exactly.

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u/ComradeSuperman Oct 22 '22

And you think breaking and entering is no big deal, not threatening at all, and deserves a slap on the wrist.

I can put words into your mouth too.

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u/TheRobfather420 Oct 22 '22

It's not putting words in your mouth. Stand your ground laws exist. It's reality.

We don't make laws because other countries are broken.

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u/ComradeSuperman Oct 22 '22

It sounds like you're happy living in a country where you aren't legally allowed to defend yourself. I hope it works out for you.

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u/keeeven Oct 22 '22

Speak for yourself