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Re: Friend robbed at gun point


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Posted by Mark - IN. on January 15, 2013 at 20:39:38 from (24.15.158.80):

In Reply to: Friend robbed at gun point posted by NCWayne on January 14, 2013 at 22:25:54:

Just before Christmas, I got together with three guys that I used to work with. I'm the only one still left at the company were we all used to work, and every Christmas the four of us always meet for dinner.

I don't remember how it came up, but one of the guys, Rich, mentioned that he, his wife, and another couple went over and up to Wisconsin for something. A weekend? Anyway, the four of them ended in in Milwaukee I think he said it was, out on the town, and were walking down a sidewalk one couple in front of the other when some guy walked towards them, got to them, then rudely split them down the middle, walking through them. As soon as he got through them, he turned, and robbed them at gun point. That's the kind of thing that can ruin a night out on the town.

These days, its a free for all. The law abiding are under direct attack by both the bad guys and the legislators, more bad guys. Hang onto your hats.

Best of luck, you know yourself and what you are capable of. You and your families rely on it for everyone's safety and well being. You have a spouse, you have children, you have brothers and sisters, and you have parents. You love them more than any bad guy does, politician or not. Blood is thicker than many things, and should be. The family unit is very important to society and the local farm communities, as is all around safety across the boards, whether it be operating a tractor, using implements, tools, eating dinner, walking the streets.

Mark


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