As one of our founders once famously said "Those who would trade freedom in exchange for safety, deserve neither." And as demonstrated here in this thread, you have gotten neither.
I may have to commit that one to memory.
As one of our founders once famously said "Those who would trade freedom in exchange for safety, deserve neither." And as demonstrated here in this thread, you have gotten neither.
I may have to commit that one to memory.
Don't worry, it won't last....For once I fully agree with you.
Why should the victim of the crime be made to feel as if they have done something wrong purely because they have firearms.
I guess in my view I'll challenge that in other ways (writing to MP's etc) rather than taking the risk personally. If that makes me a sheep - baa?I guess I'm not a sheep.....
I'm sorry.. fear of authority..?Stalin must be dancing in his grave.
Fear has gripped the nation, fear of authority in place of lost liberty and security, very sad, it's sad with or without our precious bloody licenses.
No. Regardless of whether you can defend it or not, in the UK you only ever own the right to occupy property. It all ultimately belongs to the Crown.Honest question, if you cannot legally defend your property, is it really yours?
Keep up man. They are the true victims in all thisJust thinking outside the box…………… why don’t the police catch the burglars![]()
Yes very lucky when you consider his behaviour - Trying to live peacefully in his own home?You are asked twice' to move your guns---Do it!
You never changed the locks the first time? ----Why.
Others with a less serious situation have had their guns and Certificate revoked, consider your self lucky. I hasten to add, how sorry' I am that your family have been violated in this way by burglars.
BC.
You can argue the moral rights and wrongs all night, and I'll agree wholeheartedly that the system is completely skewed. But until we have a government with the balls to properly deal with criminals, and a justice system with the ability to properly protect the rights of the law abiding we're effectively stuffed.How can this possibly be “ sensibly cautious “?
The house was burgled, but the firearms were not taken, presumably because the security cabinet did what it was supposed to
The fact they tried to use the keys from the first burglary would suggest they are connected….To summarise,
You get burgled, following which you are instructed to move your firearms out of your home for a few months.
You subsequently suffer an attempted break in/ unsuccessful burglary or home invasion and you are instructed to again remove your firearms from the house until the end of April or have your firearms certs revoked and your property confiscated.
Is there anything concrete to indicate that the 2 incidents are related?
I think I would be contacting my shooting organisation’s legal department. I would also request a formal written copy of the instruction to once again remove the firearms from the premises for a defined period of time or have my certs revoked along with an explanation as to why this action is appropriate and a legal basis for the decision
This is pure victim blaming.
Doubt it. They tend to be fairly brainless. They had keys and went back hoping to use them but couldn't. Don't sound like criminal masterminds.Sounds to me like someone is watching, and knows exactly what's going on in your household.
As the saying goes here in the US: "Do you know what every criminal in jail has in common with each other? They all thought they were smart enough to get away with it."Doubt it. They tend to be fairly brainless. They had keys and went back hoping to use them but couldn't. Don't sound like criminal masterminds.
I think you underestimate.Doubt it. They tend to be fairly brainless. They had keys and went back hoping to use them but couldn't. Don't sound like criminal masterminds.
I've dealt with many more burglars than most.I think you underestimate.
This ^^You can argue the moral rights and wrongs all night, and I'll agree wholeheartedly that the system is completely skewed. But until we have a government with the balls to properly deal with criminals, and a justice system with the ability to properly protect the rights of the law abiding we're effectively stuffed.