Posted by MO8N4ME on February 17, 2012 at 16:29:49 from (72.172.196.40):
In Reply to: home invasion posted by johnnie charlsonj on February 17, 2012 at 05:04:51:
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Tom, with all due respect, I consider your compassion.
While your experience gives those of us who have a heart some pause for thought, it also has to bring us back to the reality of the moment.
If you don�t know what you are going to do before hand, you probably don�t need the 12 gauge.
One should decide before they are in that situation what he/she would do and then do it.
If you are confronted by an intruder and need to consider his parents feelings or whether or not he is just a teenager, I hope for your wife�s sake he is not armed. While you are considering if this is a threat or not, the perp could be emptying his glock in your chest.
While some may think it is cold or heartless of me, or even chest thumping, I am never out of reach of my firearm and I know in my heart of hearts that I am going to pull the trigger if need be.
God forbid�but I hope the law and the facts work in my favor. I will not be asking an intruder, who just broke into my home, if he wants to hurt me�.or not.
He has already broken the law, his intentions are criminal and I am armed to protect me and mine.
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