Persephone29 wrote:
Dox47 wrote:
goldfish21 wrote:
When’s the last time four ruffians broke into yours or anyone you personally know’s home, necessitating a musket response?
It's become distressingly common in the Seattle area these days, it's virtually impossible for a certain type of homeless addict to get arrested around here, and that's made some of them quite brazen. A guy in my old neighborhood had to shoot and kill one who broke into his house last year, he went well above and beyond what the law requires too, retreating further and further into his own house while yelling at the guy that he was armed and would shoot, but the guy kept coming and cornered him.
A slime ball in my home town was arrested for breaking into an occupied home during a state of emergency (Hurricane Ian).
There was a lot of that after Katrina. Of course, much of that was being done by the cops themselves....
goldfish21 wrote:
When’s the last time four ruffians broke into yours or anyone you personally know’s home, necessitating a musket response?
Anytime any number of ruffians break into an occupied structure is a musket situation.
B&Es were somewhat common where I grew up and there were even multiple series of home invasions in my neighborhood. There were also armed car jackings, multiple B&Es, at least one home invasion, and an a kidnapping/carjacking/attempted murder on my block.
Even when you are not home at the time, having your home broken into is quite traumatic and removes that safe feeling of home. Being at home when someone attempts to break in is also quite unnerving.