I can't believe they did it !

[Cat_Driver]

Thereç—´ nothing I own that can稚 be replaced. In fact, the keys are in my pickup and tractors most of the time. We live in a very rural area with few neighbors and the county sheriff is likely at least 30-45 minutes out. If a criminal is brave enough to come up my 1/2 mile long driveway, with intentions on stealing something, stays out of my house, leaves me and my wife alone while doing so, then I知 going to be an easy ç*ºictim? However, thatç—´ not how I would handle a situation if someone decides to come inside our home, or we are in a situation where thereç—´ a physical threat. I would stand my ground with deadly force if needed, and deal with the consequences thereafter. I致e been around mortally wounded humans, itç—´ not a pleasant experience.

I believe this why they invented backhoe's, to not deal with the consequences thereafter.

 

[paulfun9]

I believe this why they invented backhoe's, to not deal with the consequences thereafter.

Next time we are involved in a discussion on cost effectiveness of a backhoe Will you post this as a benafit? ��

 

[Industrial Toys]

I'm guessing that peoples Egos and their actions have ended up costing them plenty.

Imagine the legal trouble you could be in if you shot someone burglarizing your home. Now imagine, how much trouble you would be in if you tried to hide the body? You might even destroy evidence in your favour.

 

[radios1]

I believe this why they invented backhoe's, to not deal with the consequences thereafter.

that's one of the easiest ways to get caught. no good.. crematory or acid bath is much safer..

 

[LouNY]

I've heard that you use your backhoe by going out to a swamp,
actually tipping a tree over a bit,
toss the carcass under the rootball and let the tree go back upright.

 

[goeduck]

I'm guessing that peoples Egos and their actions have ended up costing them plenty.

Imagine the legal trouble you could be in if you shot someone burglarizing your home. Now imagine, how much trouble you would be in if you tried to hide the body? You might even destroy evidence in your favour.

Good point. When I woke up to a burglar and yelled at him he bolted out of the house like you would not believe. Had I killed him and he was unarmed, no saying what trouble I would have been in. The trouble is you have no idea what their intent is. But in any event, if your life is not threatened and you kill someone, you are in some deep do-do.

 

[paulfun9]

Good point. When I woke up to a burglar and yelled at him he bolted out of the house like you would not believe. Had I killed him and he was unarmed, no saying what trouble I would have been in. The trouble is you have no idea what their intent is. But in any event, if your life is not threatened and you kill someone, you are in some deep do-do.

This is why having a castle doctrine is so important. How in the world can someone safely decide in a split second if someone will do you harm or not in the middle of the night when you just woke from a sleep. A castle doctrine simply says if they broke in you can and should automatically assume they are there to do you harm. I don’t know how much people actually understand timing in attack but even the precious second you might have being wasted trying to decide could prove deadly for you. So not hav8ng to decide is the safest for any homeowner and puts the responsibility where it belongs on the dumb **** who broke in.

 

[paulfun9]

I've heard that you use your backhoe by going out to a swamp,
actually tipping a tree over a bit,
toss the carcass under the rootball and let the tree go back upright.

If you have a swamp wouldn’t the gators make a better solution?

 

[Industrial Toys]

Maybe you get off in court, but can you still be sued in a cival case? You killed the wonderful father of eight children.

 

[paulfun9]

Maybe you get off in court, but can you still be sued in a cival case? You killed the wonderful father of eight children.[/QUOTE


Your family can’t sue, if you survive, you can’t sue. Demand a castle doctrine from your lawmakers and stop giving the criminals the upper hand!