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About LinkBacksAfter talking to some incarcerated burglars during prison preaching. The common consensus among them is that the only thing that will dissuade them from targeting gun owners is if there's a chance that the home owner/ occupant may use a gun for self defence.
They know that we are not allowed to do this so the burglaries will continue. There needs to be a "castle doctrine" law setup in this country and an attitude change from the common people, politicians and police to allow this to happen.
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