and another question is, do criminals *deserve* the protection of the law? in my mind, you get the protection of civilized society, only when you toe the line and are part of that society. a criminal is not, he has made a decision to drop out of that society and prey upon its members. therefore, if a person is not conforming to the law, and enters my house against the law, surely he is forfeiting the protection of the law?
but, i guess thats to much of a deep question for this thread. rightly or wrongly, i will not take chance with my family. somebody in my house, they get it. anybody else is free to take the action they feel is correct....
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George Bernard Shaw
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