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miss_demeanour@lemmy.dbzer0.com to Ontario@lemmy.caEnglish · 6 months ago

Lindsay, Ont. man charged after allegedly assaulting home intruder, police say | CBC News

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Lindsay, Ont. man charged after allegedly assaulting home intruder, police say | CBC News

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miss_demeanour@lemmy.dbzer0.com to Ontario@lemmy.caEnglish · 6 months ago
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    If someone intrudes are you just supposed to let them?

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        The article specifically states that the intruder was charged with possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose. Its likely the victims use of force prevented the weapon being used against the victim.

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            So if somebody breaks into your home with a weapon, you should just assume they’re just there for a friendly chat or what? What a braindead take. Have a nice funeral.

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                Ad hominim. What are you to do if someone breaks into your home with a weapon then?

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              And investigations are launched in those incidents to determine things like whether it was actually a deadly weapon or an inhaler that the cops lied about.

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                How does that help when someone breaks into your home with a weapon? That comes after the event, not during.

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            Huh? How does the text not support this being likely?

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                We can absolutely conclude what was likely

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        I get your example, and you should probably resist killing your ex. Any other rando appearing inside your house should be dealt with.

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            I am advocating to do what I need to do to neutralize a home intruder. If they happen to end up dead, I don’t want to be blamed for it. Self defense is not an exact science and I think making homeowner considering the wellbeing of the intruder is ridiculous.

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        Now that’s a disingenuous situation. Let’s say she attacks you with a knife and in that lunge you grab her hand and make her stab herself. You still lose that.

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      Well, it is a police matter right?

      But the best case scenario is 5 min response, and you’re facing a meth addict with a gun. What the heck are you supposed to do, besides defend yourself and family with whatever is at hand? Lunacy.

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        When seconds count, the police are just minutes away.

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          No, it’s fine. You can trust the state’s monopoly on violence. No way that could ever be used against you.

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      In Canada it is illegal to not offer intruders beer in evenings or coffee in the mornings.

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