[FairfieldLife] Re: Wandering Pandits Frighten Family
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, suziezuzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings no_reply@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, suziezuzie msilver1951@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings no_reply@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, shempmcgurk shempmcgurk@ wrote: What's with you, DeAnna? Haven't you heard of the Second Amendment? Look, the next time one of those pundits wander around uninvited on your property, just shoot him. News travels fast at in the MUM community...the rest of them will get the message pretty quick. And Iowa and America would be heard once again around the world to be the place of barbarians and cowards. OffWorld Not when it comes to intruders who silently break into your house in the early hours of the night and threaten your family. Which these pundits did not do you stupid arrogant barbaric ignorant american turd (note - this is not a judgement of yourself and you americans, just a scientific observation made by many around the world - its nothing personal, just matter-of-fact.) OffWorld Right. I understand you're not attacking me personally. I'm making the point that these individuals were, according to this person's account, turning the door handle *trying* to enter the house. You see my point. They were trying to get in. She has children. And you would have shot to death Krishna the butter thief. You don't know the situation, and you have to be really sad if you think that someone is deliberately walking into a house in full daylight and in fulll view ...and THEY KNOW they could get shot by fear-ridden people. They obviously don't know that, and they probably thought thay had been invited in. And the person was also probably just making a fuss out of the thing . But yes, I agree, she should have a gun when living in the boonies like that. And must ensure her children never get hold of it. Tricky. OffWorld Now understand, if they *had* gotten in, then she would have been in a situation of having to defend her children. I understand that these were Pundits but who cares. Maybe they were perverted miss fits. Who knows. If she was prepared to defend her children against a potential threat, then she needed protection, a gun for example against the worst case scenario. It does sound barbaric to shoot someone, but it's a fact of life here in America that people break into homes for various reasons. Since the make my day law was passed here in Colorado, home break-ins have decreased by 70%. I think it's a good law that works. You wouldn't know until it happens to you.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Wandering Pandits Frighten Family
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, suziezuzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In Colorado, we have the make my day law which states that if a person enters your house and you feel that they represent a threat to you or your family, you have the right to shoot them but they have to be in your house, not on the patio or outside. If you have the same law, I suggest you purchase a gun and keep it loaded in a location that is locked but accessible to you only. The Franklin County (Tennessee) sheriff explained to me what to do about such things. I shoot the trespassers, enlist the help of neighbors to drag them into the house then call the sheriff back to report a fatal break in. The sheriff assured me that he'd overlook many details as long as they were dead or wounded and in my house.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Wandering Pandits Frighten Family
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From the Fairfield Ledger Opinion page, Jan 31 To the editor: I have recently found out just how the legal system works by my own experience. Recently I had two men from the pundits facility trespass on my property and harass my children by trying to get into my house and looking through my windows. I guess in their country this is what is considered normal, and I was told that they did not know any better. I do not accept this. I do not think that opening a screen door and turning the door handle trying to get into the house is normal, and I also am very upset that it caused fear in my children. I mean, this happened for more than 10-15 minutes. It was not just a walk by. I thought I would have rights as a citizen but I recently found out that other people have more rights than I do. I have to warn people before I can press charges. What if I don't have time to warn people? I live by a facility that has all men. This just infuriates me when I'm told that they are warned and that's it. I have no rights to charge anything! I was also told by the security at the pundits that if this should happen again, then I am to call them and not to call the sheriff's. What do you mean, if this happens again? This shouldn't even happen! I really don't feel comfortable about this at all. who's to say after being told that, that it won't happen again? I also do not understand how I, as a citizen, do not have the right to know if my neighbors have tuberculosis since this new law known as HIPPA has come into effect. I know it's there to protect the privacy of personal health information, but come on. What about protecting me and my children? Where do we stand in this picture? Who is protecting us? I feel unsafe in our community and feel most of us want to close our eyes and hope the situation will go away. Well, it won't. we need to stand up for what's ours, for what's right. And I'm standing up for what I believe in and I'm not closing my eyes! I feel like residents of Jefferson County ought to know what we have to deal with out here! - DeAnna Higdon, Fairfield Follow up comment, Feb. 7 Who's in charge of the pundits? To the editor: On Sunday, Feb. 2, I attended the Vedic City City Council meeting. Only two council members were present. Three council members and the mayor participated by phone. Not once was discussion of a motion asked for. And they tried to adjourn with no public comment. I asked for the floor to address the council. My question was Who is responsible for the pundits? All I received in response was blank stares and what appeared to be dead phone lines. It sounds like no one wants to claim responsibility for the pundits. After further questioning, city attorney Maureen Wynne's response was, Oh, that's silly. One has to wonder how to get an honest answer from Vedic City City Council. A person could very easily get the impression that the city council could not care less about the incident that occurred on Jan. 26 involving the pundits. - Joe Ledger, Fairfield No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.20.0/1268 - Release Date: 2/9/2008 11:54 AM In Colorado, we have the make my day law which states that if a person enters your house and you feel that they represent a threat to you or your family, you have the right to shoot them but they have to be in your house, not on the patio or outside. If you have the same law, I suggest you purchase a gun and keep it loaded in a location that is locked but accessible to you only.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Wandering Pandits Frighten Family
Call who? Here in Texas, we shoot intruders. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, suziezuzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer rick@ wrote: From the Fairfield Ledger Opinion page, Jan 31 To the editor: I have recently found out just how the legal system works by my own experience. Recently I had two men from the pundits facility trespass on my property and harass my children by trying to get into my house and looking through my windows. I guess in their country this is what is considered normal, and I was told that they did not know any better. I do not accept this. I do not think that opening a screen door and turning the door handle trying to get into the house is normal, and I also am very upset that it caused fear in my children. I mean, this happened for more than 10-15 minutes. It was not just a walk by. I thought I would have rights as a citizen but I recently found out that other people have more rights than I do. I have to warn people before I can press charges. What if I don't have time to warn people? I live by a facility that has all men. This just infuriates me when I'm told that they are warned and that's it. I have no rights to charge anything! I was also told by the security at the pundits that if this should happen again, then I am to call them and not to call the sheriff's. What do you mean, if this happens again? This shouldn't even happen! I really don't feel comfortable about this at all. who's to say after being told that, that it won't happen again? I also do not understand how I, as a citizen, do not have the right to know if my neighbors have tuberculosis since this new law known as HIPPA has come into effect. I know it's there to protect the privacy of personal health information, but come on. What about protecting me and my children? Where do we stand in this picture? Who is protecting us? I feel unsafe in our community and feel most of us want to close our eyes and hope the situation will go away. Well, it won't. we need to stand up for what's ours, for what's right. And I'm standing up for what I believe in and I'm not closing my eyes! I feel like residents of Jefferson County ought to know what we have to deal with out here! - DeAnna Higdon, Fairfield Follow up comment, Feb. 7 Who's in charge of the pundits? To the editor: On Sunday, Feb. 2, I attended the Vedic City City Council meeting. Only two council members were present. Three council members and the mayor participated by phone. Not once was discussion of a motion asked for. And they tried to adjourn with no public comment. I asked for the floor to address the council. My question was Who is responsible for the pundits? All I received in response was blank stares and what appeared to be dead phone lines. It sounds like no one wants to claim responsibility for the pundits. After further questioning, city attorney Maureen Wynne's response was, Oh, that's silly. One has to wonder how to get an honest answer from Vedic City City Council. A person could very easily get the impression that the city council could not care less about the incident that occurred on Jan. 26 involving the pundits. - Joe Ledger, Fairfield No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.20.0/1268 - Release Date: 2/9/2008 11:54 AM In Colorado, we have the make my day law which states that if a person enters your house and you feel that they represent a threat to you or your family, you have the right to shoot them but they have to be in your house, not on the patio or outside. If you have the same law, I suggest you purchase a gun and keep it loaded in a location that is locked but accessible to you only.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Wandering Pandits Frighten Family
What's with you, DeAnna? Haven't you heard of the Second Amendment? Look, the next time one of those pundits wander around uninvited on your property, just shoot him. News travels fast at in the MUM community...the rest of them will get the message pretty quick. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From the Fairfield Ledger Opinion page, Jan 31 To the editor: I have recently found out just how the legal system works by my own experience. Recently I had two men from the pundits facility trespass on my property and harass my children by trying to get into my house and looking through my windows. I guess in their country this is what is considered normal, and I was told that they did not know any better. I do not accept this. I do not think that opening a screen door and turning the door handle trying to get into the house is normal, and I also am very upset that it caused fear in my children. I mean, this happened for more than 10-15 minutes. It was not just a walk by. I thought I would have rights as a citizen but I recently found out that other people have more rights than I do. I have to warn people before I can press charges. What if I don't have time to warn people? I live by a facility that has all men. This just infuriates me when I'm told that they are warned and that's it. I have no rights to charge anything! I was also told by the security at the pundits that if this should happen again, then I am to call them and not to call the sheriff's. What do you mean, if this happens again? This shouldn't even happen! I really don't feel comfortable about this at all. who's to say after being told that, that it won't happen again? I also do not understand how I, as a citizen, do not have the right to know if my neighbors have tuberculosis since this new law known as HIPPA has come into effect. I know it's there to protect the privacy of personal health information, but come on. What about protecting me and my children? Where do we stand in this picture? Who is protecting us? I feel unsafe in our community and feel most of us want to close our eyes and hope the situation will go away. Well, it won't. we need to stand up for what's ours, for what's right. And I'm standing up for what I believe in and I'm not closing my eyes! I feel like residents of Jefferson County ought to know what we have to deal with out here! - DeAnna Higdon, Fairfield Follow up comment, Feb. 7 Who's in charge of the pundits? To the editor: On Sunday, Feb. 2, I attended the Vedic City City Council meeting. Only two council members were present. Three council members and the mayor participated by phone. Not once was discussion of a motion asked for. And they tried to adjourn with no public comment. I asked for the floor to address the council. My question was Who is responsible for the pundits? All I received in response was blank stares and what appeared to be dead phone lines. It sounds like no one wants to claim responsibility for the pundits. After further questioning, city attorney Maureen Wynne's response was, Oh, that's silly. One has to wonder how to get an honest answer from Vedic City City Council. A person could very easily get the impression that the city council could not care less about the incident that occurred on Jan. 26 involving the pundits. - Joe Ledger, Fairfield No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.20.0/1268 - Release Date: 2/9/2008 11:54 AM
[FairfieldLife] Re: Wandering Pandits Frighten Family
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, suziezuzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer rick@ wrote: From the Fairfield Ledger Opinion page, Jan 31 To the editor: I have recently found out just how the legal system works by my own experience. Recently I had two men from the pundits facility trespass on my property and harass my children by trying to get into my house and looking through my windows. I guess in their country this is what is considered normal, and I was told that they did not know any better. I do not accept this. I do not think that opening a screen door and turning the door handle trying to get into the house is normal, and I also am very upset that it caused fear in my children. I mean, this happened for more than 10-15 minutes. It was not just a walk by. I thought I would have rights as a citizen but I recently found out that other people have more rights than I do. I have to warn people before I can press charges. What if I don't have time to warn people? I live by a facility that has all men. This just infuriates me when I'm told that they are warned and that's it. I have no rights to charge anything! I was also told by the security at the pundits that if this should happen again, then I am to call them and not to call the sheriff's. What do you mean, if this happens again? This shouldn't even happen! I really don't feel comfortable about this at all. who's to say after being told that, that it won't happen again? I also do not understand how I, as a citizen, do not have the right to know if my neighbors have tuberculosis since this new law known as HIPPA has come into effect. I know it's there to protect the privacy of personal health information, but come on. What about protecting me and my children? Where do we stand in this picture? Who is protecting us? I feel unsafe in our community and feel most of us want to close our eyes and hope the situation will go away. Well, it won't. we need to stand up for what's ours, for what's right. And I'm standing up for what I believe in and I'm not closing my eyes! I feel like residents of Jefferson County ought to know what we have to deal with out here! - DeAnna Higdon, Fairfield Follow up comment, Feb. 7 Who's in charge of the pundits? To the editor: On Sunday, Feb. 2, I attended the Vedic City City Council meeting. Only two council members were present. Three council members and the mayor participated by phone. Not once was discussion of a motion asked for. And they tried to adjourn with no public comment. I asked for the floor to address the council. My question was Who is responsible for the pundits? All I received in response was blank stares and what appeared to be dead phone lines. It sounds like no one wants to claim responsibility for the pundits. After further questioning, city attorney Maureen Wynne's response was, Oh, that's silly. One has to wonder how to get an honest answer from Vedic City City Council. A person could very easily get the impression that the city council could not care less about the incident that occurred on Jan. 26 involving the pundits. - Joe Ledger, Fairfield No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.20.0/1268 - Release Date: 2/9/2008 11:54 AM In Colorado, we have the make my day law which states that if a person enters your house and you feel that they represent a threat to you or your family, you have the right to shoot them but they have to be in your house, not on the patio or outside. If you have the same law, I suggest you purchase a gun and keep it loaded in a location that is locked but accessible to you only. Brilliant idea. Though they tried at several occasions they where not able to gun down Maharishi. Now they can take out some Pundits instead. Brilliant ! Pure gold, why hasn't anyone thought of this before ?
[FairfieldLife] Re: Wandering Pandits Frighten Family
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In Scotland we have a special day called Come in stranger, have a cup of tea OffWorld And in the USA: Come in stranger, have some hot lead ?
[FairfieldLife] Re: Wandering Pandits Frighten Family
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, nablusoss1008 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings no_reply@ wrote: In Scotland we have a special day called Come in stranger, have a cup of tea OffWorld And in the USA: Come in stranger, have some hot lead ? Peter Swan, Global Family Chat is now directly in from Allahabad, at 04:45 in the morning :-)
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, shempmcgurk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What's with you, DeAnna? Haven't you heard of the Second Amendment? Look, the next time one of those pundits wander around uninvited on your property, just shoot him. News travels fast at in the MUM community...the rest of them will get the message pretty quick. And Iowa and America would be heard once again around the world to be the place of barbarians and cowards. OffWorld --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer rick@ wrote: From the Fairfield Ledger Opinion page, Jan 31 To the editor: I have recently found out just how the legal system works by my own experience. Recently I had two men from the pundits facility trespass on my property and harass my children by trying to get into my house and looking through my windows. I guess in their country this is what is considered normal, and I was told that they did not know any better. I do not accept this. I do not think that opening a screen door and turning the door handle trying to get into the house is normal, and I also am very upset that it caused fear in my children. I mean, this happened for more than 10-15 minutes. It was not just a walk by. I thought I would have rights as a citizen but I recently found out that other people have more rights than I do. I have to warn people before I can press charges. What if I don't have time to warn people? I live by a facility that has all men. This just infuriates me when I'm told that they are warned and that's it. I have no rights to charge anything! I was also told by the security at the pundits that if this should happen again, then I am to call them and not to call the sheriff's. What do you mean, if this happens again? This shouldn't even happen! I really don't feel comfortable about this at all. who's to say after being told that, that it won't happen again? I also do not understand how I, as a citizen, do not have the right to know if my neighbors have tuberculosis since this new law known as HIPPA has come into effect. I know it's there to protect the privacy of personal health information, but come on. What about protecting me and my children? Where do we stand in this picture? Who is protecting us? I feel unsafe in our community and feel most of us want to close our eyes and hope the situation will go away. Well, it won't. we need to stand up for what's ours, for what's right. And I'm standing up for what I believe in and I'm not closing my eyes! I feel like residents of Jefferson County ought to know what we have to deal with out here! - DeAnna Higdon, Fairfield Follow up comment, Feb. 7 Who's in charge of the pundits? To the editor: On Sunday, Feb. 2, I attended the Vedic City City Council meeting. Only two council members were present. Three council members and the mayor participated by phone. Not once was discussion of a motion asked for. And they tried to adjourn with no public comment. I asked for the floor to address the council. My question was Who is responsible for the pundits? All I received in response was blank stares and what appeared to be dead phone lines. It sounds like no one wants to claim responsibility for the pundits. After further questioning, city attorney Maureen Wynne's response was, Oh, that's silly. One has to wonder how to get an honest answer from Vedic City City Council. A person could very easily get the impression that the city council could not care less about the incident that occurred on Jan. 26 involving the pundits. - Joe Ledger, Fairfield No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.20.0/1268 - Release Date: 2/9/2008 11:54 AM
[FairfieldLife] Re: Wandering Pandits Frighten Family
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, suziezuzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer rick@ wrote: From the Fairfield Ledger Opinion page, Jan 31 To the editor: I have recently found out just how the legal system works by my own experience. Recently I had two men from the pundits facility trespass on my property and harass my children by trying to get into my house and looking through my windows. I guess in their country this is what is considered normal, and I was told that they did not know any better. I do not accept this. I do not think that opening a screen door and turning the door handle trying to get into the house is normal, and I also am very upset that it caused fear in my children. I mean, this happened for more than 10-15 minutes. It was not just a walk by. I thought I would have rights as a citizen but I recently found out that other people have more rights than I do. I have to warn people before I can press charges. What if I don't have time to warn people? I live by a facility that has all men. This just infuriates me when I'm told that they are warned and that's it. I have no rights to charge anything! I was also told by the security at the pundits that if this should happen again, then I am to call them and not to call the sheriff's. What do you mean, if this happens again? This shouldn't even happen! I really don't feel comfortable about this at all. who's to say after being told that, that it won't happen again? I also do not understand how I, as a citizen, do not have the right to know if my neighbors have tuberculosis since this new law known as HIPPA has come into effect. I know it's there to protect the privacy of personal health information, but come on. What about protecting me and my children? Where do we stand in this picture? Who is protecting us? I feel unsafe in our community and feel most of us want to close our eyes and hope the situation will go away. Well, it won't. we need to stand up for what's ours, for what's right. And I'm standing up for what I believe in and I'm not closing my eyes! I feel like residents of Jefferson County ought to know what we have to deal with out here! - DeAnna Higdon, Fairfield Follow up comment, Feb. 7 Who's in charge of the pundits? To the editor: On Sunday, Feb. 2, I attended the Vedic City City Council meeting. Only two council members were present. Three council members and the mayor participated by phone. Not once was discussion of a motion asked for. And they tried to adjourn with no public comment. I asked for the floor to address the council. My question was Who is responsible for the pundits? All I received in response was blank stares and what appeared to be dead phone lines. It sounds like no one wants to claim responsibility for the pundits. After further questioning, city attorney Maureen Wynne's response was, Oh, that's silly. One has to wonder how to get an honest answer from Vedic City City Council. A person could very easily get the impression that the city council could not care less about the incident that occurred on Jan. 26 involving the pundits. - Joe Ledger, Fairfield No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.20.0/1268 - Release Date: 2/9/2008 11:54 AM In Colorado, we have the make my day law which states that if a person enters your house and you feel that they represent a threat to you or your family, you have the right to shoot them but they have to be in your house, not on the patio or outside. If you have the same law, I suggest you purchase a gun and keep it loaded in a location that is locked but accessible to you only. In Scotland we have a special day called Come in stranger, have a cup of tea OffWorld
[FairfieldLife] Re: Wandering Pandits Frighten Family
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, sticheau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Call who? Here in Texas, we shoot intruders. In Scotland we invite them in for a cup of tea and ask them about their lives travels and stories. Different folks, different strokes I guess. OffWorld --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, suziezuzie msilver1951@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer rick@ wrote: From the Fairfield Ledger Opinion page, Jan 31 To the editor: I have recently found out just how the legal system works by my own experience. Recently I had two men from the pundits facility trespass on my property and harass my children by trying to get into my house and looking through my windows. I guess in their country this is what is considered normal, and I was told that they did not know any better. I do not accept this. I do not think that opening a screen door and turning the door handle trying to get into the house is normal, and I also am very upset that it caused fear in my children. I mean, this happened for more than 10-15 minutes. It was not just a walk by. I thought I would have rights as a citizen but I recently found out that other people have more rights than I do. I have to warn people before I can press charges. What if I don't have time to warn people? I live by a facility that has all men. This just infuriates me when I'm told that they are warned and that's it. I have no rights to charge anything! I was also told by the security at the pundits that if this should happen again, then I am to call them and not to call the sheriff's. What do you mean, if this happens again? This shouldn't even happen! I really don't feel comfortable about this at all. who's to say after being told that, that it won't happen again? I also do not understand how I, as a citizen, do not have the right to know if my neighbors have tuberculosis since this new law known as HIPPA has come into effect. I know it's there to protect the privacy of personal health information, but come on. What about protecting me and my children? Where do we stand in this picture? Who is protecting us? I feel unsafe in our community and feel most of us want to close our eyes and hope the situation will go away. Well, it won't. we need to stand up for what's ours, for what's right. And I'm standing up for what I believe in and I'm not closing my eyes! I feel like residents of Jefferson County ought to know what we have to deal with out here! - DeAnna Higdon, Fairfield Follow up comment, Feb. 7 Who's in charge of the pundits? To the editor: On Sunday, Feb. 2, I attended the Vedic City City Council meeting. Only two council members were present. Three council members and the mayor participated by phone. Not once was discussion of a motion asked for. And they tried to adjourn with no public comment. I asked for the floor to address the council. My question was Who is responsible for the pundits? All I received in response was blank stares and what appeared to be dead phone lines. It sounds like no one wants to claim responsibility for the pundits. After further questioning, city attorney Maureen Wynne's response was, Oh, that's silly. One has to wonder how to get an honest answer from Vedic City City Council. A person could very easily get the impression that the city council could not care less about the incident that occurred on Jan. 26 involving the pundits. - Joe Ledger, Fairfield No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.20.0/1268 - Release Date: 2/9/2008 11:54 AM In Colorado, we have the make my day law which states that if a person enters your house and you feel that they represent a threat to you or your family, you have the right to shoot them but they have to be in your house, not on the patio or outside. If you have the same law, I suggest you purchase a gun and keep it loaded in a location that is locked but accessible to you only.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Wandering Pandits Frighten Family
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, shempmcgurk shempmcgurk@ wrote: What's with you, DeAnna? Haven't you heard of the Second Amendment? Look, the next time one of those pundits wander around uninvited on your property, just shoot him. News travels fast at in the MUM community...the rest of them will get the message pretty quick. And Iowa and America would be heard once again around the world to be the place of barbarians and cowards. OffWorld Not when it comes to intruders who silently break into your house in the early hours of the night and threaten your family. The English would invite them to sit for a cup of tea. We shoot them first and then have a drink.
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, suziezuzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Not when it comes to intruders who silently break into your house in the early hours of the night and threaten your family. The English would invite them to sit for a cup of tea. We shoot them first and then have a drink. At what point in the routine do you scratch and then readjust your over sized cohones?
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, new.morning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, suziezuzie msilver1951@ wrote: Not when it comes to intruders who silently break into your house in the early hours of the night and threaten your family. The English would invite them to sit for a cup of tea. We shoot them first and then have a drink. At what point in the routine do you scratch and then readjust your over sized cohones? Well, obviously after you've slowly squeezed off a good shot and realized that you've prevented another scum bag from attacking your family. I'm not exactly sure what you see offensive about this. It's called self defense.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Wandering Pandits Frighten Family
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, suziezuzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings no_reply@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, shempmcgurk shempmcgurk@ wrote: What's with you, DeAnna? Haven't you heard of the Second Amendment? Look, the next time one of those pundits wander around uninvited on your property, just shoot him. News travels fast at in the MUM community...the rest of them will get the message pretty quick. And Iowa and America would be heard once again around the world to be the place of barbarians and cowards. OffWorld Not when it comes to intruders who silently break into your house in the early hours of the night and threaten your family. Which these pundits did not do you stupid arrogant barbaric ignorant american turd (note - this is not a judgement of yourself and you americans, just a scientific observation made by many around the world - its nothing personal, just matter-of-fact.) OffWorld
[FairfieldLife] Re: Wandering Pandits Frighten Family
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, suziezuzie msilver1951@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings no_reply@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, shempmcgurk shempmcgurk@ wrote: What's with you, DeAnna? Haven't you heard of the Second Amendment? Look, the next time one of those pundits wander around uninvited on your property, just shoot him. News travels fast at in the MUM community...the rest of them will get the message pretty quick. And Iowa and America would be heard once again around the world to be the place of barbarians and cowards. OffWorld Not when it comes to intruders who silently break into your house in the early hours of the night and threaten your family. Which these pundits did not do you stupid arrogant barbaric ignorant american turd (note - this is not a judgement of yourself and you americans, just a scientific observation made by many around the world - its nothing personal, just matter-of-fact.) OffWorld Right. I understand you're not attacking me personally. I'm making the point that these individuals were, according to this person's account, turning the door handle *trying* to enter the house. You see my point. They were trying to get in. She has children. Now understand, if they *had* gotten in, then she would have been in a situation of having to defend her children. I understand that these were Pundits but who cares. Maybe they were perverted miss fits. Who knows. If she was prepared to defend her children against a potential threat, then she needed protection, a gun for example against the worst case scenario. It does sound barbaric to shoot someone, but it's a fact of life here in America that people break into homes for various reasons. Since the make my day law was passed here in Colorado, home break-ins have decreased by 70%. I think it's a good law that works. You wouldn't know until it happens to you.
