Re: To My Friends in Law Enforcement
I'm generally a supporter of our friends in law enforcement, but I would like to mention something that might irritate a few of you so I apologise in advance.
Police spokesmen are saying things like don't engage with home invaders, or leave your keys at the front so the criminals can grab them and run, hopefully without hurting you. That unfortunately doesn't track reality.
Home invaders kill people in the homes they invade. They assault, brutalize, torture, rob, and kill the people in the homes they invade. Not always of course, but sometimes, and you can't ever tell if these particular criminals are the merciful ones. or if they are the ones that are going to do things I can't even write about. Not ever. Once they are in, that's the risk they must be presumed to present.
Now "lock yourself in a room" is, I'm sorry to say, stupid advice. A normal interior door in a Canadian home won't stop anyone. At all.
Here's the part that you might get irritated by:
I fear that those spokesmen have lost perspective, but there's a way to can get it back.
You go out on the street and get up close and personal with violent armed criminals. You travel in groups, and when something interesting starts to happen you use radios to call for urgent help, which shows up in siren-wailing, high-powered vehicles at top speed, and in helicopters.
Now please pause in reading this and look at your outfit and your belt. Note the armour, radio, baton, Taser, and the gun and ammo. That's what you wear to get up close and personal with the violent armed criminals.
Next please imagine taking off that armour, and removing the belt and accoutrements, and leaving it behind. All of it.
Next please imagine that there are no high-powered police vehicles or helicopters coming. No one even knows where you are, and you can't call anyone. You are alone, and defenceless.
Next please imagine that the armed violent criminals are suddenly up close and personal, but now in your home. Your wife and children are huddled behind you, terrified. The armed criminals who assault, brutalize, torture, rob, and kill people in the homes they invade are now in your home, looking at your wife and children, and looking at you.
That's our perspective, based on the advice your spokesmen are giving.
Imagine that, if you would.
What advice is the little voice inside of you giving? "Get a gun" is the only thing you'll hear.
~Loberg 🇨🇦
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Here’s what he said. 🧵