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Topic	Politics Containment Topic 113: Looking At A Kush-y Jail Cell
SgtSphynx 07/16/17 12:47:12 PM #297:	Eddv posted... SgtSphynx posted... I own a shotgun, but not because I feel it is for self defense, I have it because I enjoy shooting firearms. Besides, there are numerous other options I have if I need them for home defense that are quicker and far more easily grabbed, many bladed options. MWC, I feel like you are being a little excessive with the guns there, dude, but whatever. I want to point out that legally, this actually puts you on dicey footing in civil court. If you have a sword next to your door for the purpose of attacking someone who barges in and they turn out to be not dangerous or if you injure them and you dont have renters insurance that coveres personal liability you can be in some deep shit. A baseball bat is a little bit better, but you better store it with some gloves and balls and just be able to argue that next to the door i just where you keep it. They're not at my door, they are hanging on my wall or on display stands around my house. I have several pocket knives, which I wouldn't use, and a K-Bar in my bedroom, which is where I would likely be in the event of a break-in, since that is where I spend most of my time. --- Congrats to the BYIG Guru Winner, BKSheikah slurps yakisoba nods nods <cite>SgtSphynx posted [p:883015502] in Politics C... [t:75565351]...</cite> <quote><cite>Eddv posted...</cite> <quote><cite>SgtSphynx posted...</cite> <quote>I own a shotgun, but not because I feel it is for self defense, I have it because I enjoy shooting firearms. Besides, there are numerous other options I have if I need them for home defense that are quicker and far more easily grabbed, many bladed options. MWC, I feel like you are being a little excessive with the guns there, dude, but whatever.</quote> I want to point out that legally, this actually puts you on dicey footing in civil court. If you have a sword next to your door for the purpose of attacking someone who barges in and they turn out to be not dangerous or if you injure them and you dont have renters insurance that coveres personal liability you can be in some deep shit. A baseball bat is a little bit better, but you better store it with some gloves and balls and just be able to argue that next to the door i just where you keep it.</quote> They're not at my door, they are hanging on my wall or on display stands around my house. I have several pocket knives, which I wouldn't use, and a K-Bar in my bedroom, which is where I would likely be in the event of a break-in, since that is where I spend most of my time. --- Congrats to the BYIG Guru Winner, BKSheikah slurps yakisoba nods nods</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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