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<blockquote data-quote="RockHopper" data-source="post: 3819708" data-attributes="member: 49099"><p>My dog spotted a guy creeping on my van this morning, and he bailed out down the street when I stuck my head out the door. 5 minutes later I went out to walk the dog, and he was back....hiding behind a tree this time. When I started yelling at him to gtf off the private property, he wanted to argue back that there weren't any signs. (Gimme a break) I told him the next sign he was gonna get was me taking my Shepard off the leash.</p><p></p><p>He still wanted to stand his ground and argue, so when he showed me a knife, I showed him a gun. He was absolutely incredulous. "Are you ******* serious"? He said...lol</p><p></p><p>He literally stood his ground on someone elses private property, with a deadly weapon....and was then genuinely surprised, shocked, and even indignant when he realized he was outmatched. It was a pitiful sight as he slowly marched away down the street cussing up a storm and promising to come back.</p><p></p><p>This is the mentality that comes with homelessness. They consider themselves to be victims of society, so any way in which they can "take" from anyone else is justified to them, and anything that happens in the commission of the crime is the direct fault of the selfish owner for refusing to become a victim. </p><p></p><p>This is the direct result of cancerous progressive identity politics, and it's spread everywhere. It makes me sick.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RockHopper, post: 3819708, member: 49099"] My dog spotted a guy creeping on my van this morning, and he bailed out down the street when I stuck my head out the door. 5 minutes later I went out to walk the dog, and he was back....hiding behind a tree this time. When I started yelling at him to gtf off the private property, he wanted to argue back that there weren't any signs. (Gimme a break) I told him the next sign he was gonna get was me taking my Shepard off the leash. He still wanted to stand his ground and argue, so when he showed me a knife, I showed him a gun. He was absolutely incredulous. "Are you ******* serious"? He said...lol He literally stood his ground on someone elses private property, with a deadly weapon....and was then genuinely surprised, shocked, and even indignant when he realized he was outmatched. It was a pitiful sight as he slowly marched away down the street cussing up a storm and promising to come back. This is the mentality that comes with homelessness. They consider themselves to be victims of society, so any way in which they can "take" from anyone else is justified to them, and anything that happens in the commission of the crime is the direct fault of the selfish owner for refusing to become a victim. This is the direct result of cancerous progressive identity politics, and it's spread everywhere. It makes me sick. [/QUOTE]
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