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<blockquote data-quote="tRidiot" data-source="post: 3340631" data-attributes="member: 9374"><p>Who give s f**k how often it was left in the car? <span style="color: #ff0000">This is <strong>you</strong> trying to assign <strong>some</strong> blame to someone who had someone <strong>else</strong> break into their car and steal their private property.</span></p><p></p><p>It's just like saying a woman who was raped shouldn't have been wearing a tight dress, because she was 'asking for it'. F*** that logic and f*** the person the who thinks that. The blame lies on the criminal, not on the person who assumes their private property will be left alone.</p><p></p><p>If I keep my gun in my truck, with the windows up and the doors locked, and an alarm set and a flashing alarm light, and 2-way paging on my alarm to alert my alarm remote as well as my cell phone if my alarm is triggered, how many more layers are required before I am no longer to blame? The same vehicle all locked up and inside my garage? How about that window on the side of my garage? Oh, yeah, I've got a home alarm, too. That window would trigger. What if the gun were in my house, in the pocket on my recliner? If they break into my house, circumventing or ignoring the locks, the alarm going off, etc., am I still "partly" or "somewhat" to blame because I didn't take that gun and unload it and hide the magazine? How about if I did, but it wasn't in my safe, locked up while I was out of the house, or in my bedroom asleep? What if it WERE in the safe, but that safe were in my den, and they could bypass all of those layers of protection somehow and steal it? How much of that blame would then lie on me because I had them locked up in a safe, in a secure home, but the safe wasn't in my bedroom and so I couldn't personally protect them and prevent some scumbag thief from going to those lengths to steal them? How many layers of security must I implement before YOU, the ultimate judge of "did you do enough?" will finally say it was enough and I'm not to blame anymore?</p><p></p><p>My guess is, there aren't enough for someone like you - you want to assign blame all around.</p><p></p><p>Sure hope no one you know ever gets raped or sexually assaulted, they're likely "somewhat" at fault from the likes of you, no matter what they do or don't do.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Bottom line - thieves are at fault for stealing the property. That's that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tRidiot, post: 3340631, member: 9374"] Who give s f**k how often it was left in the car? [COLOR=#ff0000]This is [B]you[/B] trying to assign [B]some[/B] blame to someone who had someone [B]else[/B] break into their car and steal their private property.[/COLOR] It's just like saying a woman who was raped shouldn't have been wearing a tight dress, because she was 'asking for it'. F*** that logic and f*** the person the who thinks that. The blame lies on the criminal, not on the person who assumes their private property will be left alone. If I keep my gun in my truck, with the windows up and the doors locked, and an alarm set and a flashing alarm light, and 2-way paging on my alarm to alert my alarm remote as well as my cell phone if my alarm is triggered, how many more layers are required before I am no longer to blame? The same vehicle all locked up and inside my garage? How about that window on the side of my garage? Oh, yeah, I've got a home alarm, too. That window would trigger. What if the gun were in my house, in the pocket on my recliner? If they break into my house, circumventing or ignoring the locks, the alarm going off, etc., am I still "partly" or "somewhat" to blame because I didn't take that gun and unload it and hide the magazine? How about if I did, but it wasn't in my safe, locked up while I was out of the house, or in my bedroom asleep? What if it WERE in the safe, but that safe were in my den, and they could bypass all of those layers of protection somehow and steal it? How much of that blame would then lie on me because I had them locked up in a safe, in a secure home, but the safe wasn't in my bedroom and so I couldn't personally protect them and prevent some scumbag thief from going to those lengths to steal them? How many layers of security must I implement before YOU, the ultimate judge of "did you do enough?" will finally say it was enough and I'm not to blame anymore? My guess is, there aren't enough for someone like you - you want to assign blame all around. Sure hope no one you know ever gets raped or sexually assaulted, they're likely "somewhat" at fault from the likes of you, no matter what they do or don't do. Bottom line - thieves are at fault for stealing the property. That's that. [/QUOTE]
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