CCTV, Alarms and other Physical Security home alarm systems are for sissys

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Posted by datalines@excite.com on November 1, 2007, 10:54 am
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Total dependence on a home alarm system without guns > definitely
illogical!
I once had a neighbor who's home alarm system went off in the
neighborhood, and no
cop came by and neighbors did nothing or didn't even care.
It is like someone's auto alarm going off in the grocery store parking
lot,  nobody cares.
The best way for legal defense of one's home or domicile is with a
good pistol,
like a Glock.

Brinks Security Systems, et. al.,  are for city slickers who don't
know how to use guns
to protect their homes.   An armed criminal comes into someone's
house  within
a few minutes,  so the alarm goes off and the cops come to the house
in 10-15 minutes.
So by greater force of logic,  what is going to happen?   Duh???


Posted by Crash Gordon on November 1, 2007, 11:09 am
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So, stay home all day with your Glock.

And be careful about use of excessive force, or you may end up in the pokey
and not the bad guy.


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Crash Gordon
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<I feel like I'm diagonally parked in a parallel universe>
| Total dependence on a home alarm system without guns > definitely
| illogical!
| I once had a neighbor who's home alarm system went off in the
| neighborhood, and no
| cop came by and neighbors did nothing or didn't even care.
| It is like someone's auto alarm going off in the grocery store parking
| lot,  nobody cares.
| The best way for legal defense of one's home or domicile is with a
| good pistol,
| like a Glock.
|
| Brinks Security Systems, et. al.,  are for city slickers who don't
| know how to use guns
| to protect their homes.   An armed criminal comes into someone's
| house  within
| a few minutes,  so the alarm goes off and the cops come to the house
| in 10-15 minutes.
| So by greater force of logic,  what is going to happen?   Duh???
|



Posted by Bill on November 1, 2007, 11:36 am
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And for when you are not home?

And I'll give you a hint about how our criminal "justice" system works in
reality... Years ago when they came out with DNA testing, they retested the
evidence in many rape cases. It was found that a very large number of men
who were in jail for rape were actually innocent!

So these men where charged with a crime and then convicted by a jury and
then went to prison, yet they were innocent. Apparently no one believed
their side of the story. Something to think about....


"datalines@excite.com"  wrote in message


Posted by Roland Moore on November 1, 2007, 11:47 am
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Burglars and thieves seem to enjoy a quiet and anonymous work environment. A
properly installed modern alarm system can remove both those advantages for
the thief. A firearm can end their career. It is an order of magnitude
approach to the problem.



Posted by tourman on November 1, 2007, 1:09 pm
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Sir, I suggest to you that total dependency on a firearm to protect
your home is equally illogical. Proper home security is a mixture of a
lot of different things, of which an alarm system (and a gun) are only
one. If you care to read a bit, my site will explain what I mean.

Living in the USA, you are living in a country which allows you the
right to own and carry a firearm, subject to what I would consider
only minor restrictions. However, most other law abiding countries in
the world do not allow such actions, or if they do, it is only
available subject to major restrictions and licensing.Carrying a
firearm for personal defense carries with it an enormous
responsibility !! One of the things never mentioned in discussions
about firearms use for home defense is the pyschological trauma
suffered should you choose to shoot an intruder. Unless a person is
totally devoid of human emotion, such an event will have a major
impact on you, sometimes scarring you for life. I suggest you might
want to think long and hard about using a gun against another human
being, even when it is allowed by law.

And "no", I am not an anti-gun type ! I am decidedly "pro gun" and use
handguns for competitive action shooting around North America. But
using a firearm against another person is not to be taken lightly, and
should only be a measure of absolute last resort. And as one other
poster pointed out, the onus will always be on you to prove you didn't
use excessive force. If you cannot prove it to the courts
satisfaction, you may find yourself in serious trouble with the law.
And such events give the anti-gun crowd more arguments for their
cause....

While I live in Canada, and have to abide with untold useless firearms
restrictions, one of the things that Canada does well is mandate safe
storage and safe training and use. If I were to be at all critical
about the situation in the USA, it would be the far too casual
attitude that most gun owners take towards safe handling and storage
of their guns. Enjoy your guns (as do I) but remember, they are a
tool. Like a poisonous snake, they require careful handling, but can
be easily handled safely with proper training. But forget the rules
for one second, and they can turn and "bite" you just as easily.

I suggest you also give some thought to other far more effective
things you can do to build up your home defenses.

R.H.Campbell
Home Security Metal Products
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
www.homemetal.com





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