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Topic	Should "boobytrapping" in self defense be legal?
Damn_Underscore 03/12/24 9:17:05 AM #13:	WingsOfGood posted... Reason it isn't legal is your house isn't your own in that law enforcement and emergency services must be allowed un-booied trapped access at all times. Also to prevent someone innocent from getting caught in it like a little kid. Imagine if your house caught fire and the fire department went in to stop the fire and hit a landmine or above poster shotgun trap. In this situation I was thinking more like youd boobytrap an out-of-the-way entrance to your house that might be vulnerable to robbers. Law enforcement and medical people would use the front door --- Some guys have all the luck, Some guys have all the pain Some guys get all the breaks, Some guys do nothing but complain <cite>Damn_Underscore posted [p:979326219] in Should "bo... [t:80719496]...</cite> <quote>WingsOfGood posted... </cite><quote>Reason it isn't legal is your house isn't your own in that law enforcement and emergency services must be allowed un-booied trapped access at all times. Also to prevent someone innocent from getting caught in it like a little kid.Imagine if your house caught fire and the fire department went in to stop the fire and hit a landmine or above poster shotgun trap.</quote>In this situation I was thinking more like youd boobytrap an out-of-the-way entrance to your house that might be vulnerable to robbers. Law enforcement and medical people would use the front door --- Some guys have all the luck, Some guys have all the painSome guys get all the breaks, Some guys do nothing but complain</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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