Lethal force in defense of property
I keep saying ot, but it is time that Red states legalize the use of lethal force in the defense of property.
We’ve seen far too many videos like this of shoplifters carrying loads of products out of a store.
This is happening all over the country every single day, yet nothing is done pic.twitter.com/LZYw8f80SA
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) April 17, 2023
These people are never arrested or prosecuted.
Crime expands along with our willingness to put up with it.
The tolerance for shoplifting has allowed mass looting to become popular.
On April 16, a mob took over a street intersection in Compton, Calif. and then looted a nearby store. It was caught on multiple cameras and posted on social media. Los Angeles County's district attorney is leftist George Gascón, a beneficiary of George Soros money.… pic.twitter.com/hV5nslykbb
— Andy Ngô 🏳️🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) April 17, 2023
Chicago woman cries while examining the worst looted Walmart you've ever seen.
Meanwhile, the city has just elected its most left-wing mayor in history. As long as people keep voting Democrat, absolutely nothing will change. pic.twitter.com/4QtTwBKwDe
— Ben Kew (@ben_kew) April 18, 2023
🚨Conspiracists always feared but expected this reality at some point.
It will spread.
Walmart looted in Chicago pic.twitter.com/Os0XHMEXmG
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) April 18, 2023
But I think the worst story I’ve seen on this recently is this one.
A Florida retiree said lesbian squatters, who own up to 15 pit bulls, caused $38,000 worth of damages at her rental property after lying to police saying they paid a deposit and had been scammed by the landlord.
Patti Peeples and her co-owner Dawn Tiura discovered they had two people illegally living in their Jacksonville rental home more than 40 days ago and believe the unidentified squatters had been there since March.
They discovered the female couple – who haven’t been named, and who were evicted on Tuesday – living in their home after Peeples sent a handyman to carry out routine repairs after their previous tenants left.
When she did confront the two women, they presented her a receipt, showing that they had paid their first and last months’ rent and a pet fee for a total of $3,330 after finding the home on Zillow and signing a rental lease.
‘I said: “This is a fraudulent lease, the house is not for rent,’ Peeples told Fox News’ Lawrence Jones Cross Country.
Peeples and Tiura would confront the women several times and on one occasion, one of the women would shove Peeples out of her own home. One also threatened ‘break your phone’ if Peeples didn’t leave, and a clip showed the woman threatening to call the police.
It took more than a month before they could evict the women the from the home, but what they found inside was much worse. The two women had left around $38,000 of damage behind as they ripped down drywall, smashed tiles, and ripped doors off its hinges.
The two homeowners face even more complications as their insurance might not cover the damage if it is ruled that the squatters hadn’t occupied the home. If a property is not occupied for 60 days, owners need to have vacancy insurance and if it is ruled the squatters were not actually occupying the home – despite living there – insurance would not have to cover the extensive damage.
Two squatters were illegally living in a woman’s home, and due to the law, the homeowner couldn’t evict them for a month.
During that time, the squatters did $38K in damages to the house and the insurance won’t cover it.
The law has slid so far in the direction of favoring criminals and thieves that honest citizens can’t function.
We need to legalize lethal force in the defense of property.
Walk out of a store with an armful of merchandise and the store manager can shoot you in the back.
Squat in a house and the homeowner can put two in your head and get enough put of your estate to replace the carpet.
Am I advocating for murdering thieves?
Yes. We need more than a reaction, we need an over reaction.
Watch as this shit dries up and law enforcement goes back to enforcing the law.