Is Sun News feeling a little sheepish

[wd9]

Rockpile, are you an advocate for all the
feelings and emotions of everyone whose
house was broke into to sum it up by
saying, 'who are far more...' ?

[ado089]

Two words come to mind...shock doctrine!

I'm starting to hear rumors now that the
police were not able to secure the city.
There was indeed a gang of thugs other
than the rc's stealing stuff. Regardless
instead of directing efforts towards
catching criminals they decided to
violate innocent peoples privacy and
property rights. Nothing like coming
home to a flooded home to unexpectedly
see your front door flapping in the wind
and your belongings gone.


Oh and no dope smoking here either.

[ado089]

Rocky et.al. using your logic you are
basically saying it's ok do something
wrong as long as something worse is
happening simultaneously? If that's the
case please feel free to share your LLD,
or more likely address, I'm guessing.
That way next time something terrible
happens to your community I can come
help myself to your possessions...for
your protection that is.

[Fransisco]

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[samhill]

Well, I shouldn't get involved but if you want me to say
it and not mention any names:
but Rocky and Franny might fit in well in Orwell's
Animal Farm, but not until they have read 1984.

[Fransisco]

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[Fransisco]

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[tipsy]

Humm.. lets see if I follow this discussion, rockpile and wilargo would be ok and not surprised if they or their spouse came home and their house was broke into???

[Fransisco]

Wow! The more we find out about this the worse it gets. Look at the last video that I put up.

A house no where near the flood water, with no flood damage, power hadn't been off, nothing wrong with it. The cops break open the front door, making the place less secure, leave muddy footprints to the guys gun cabinet that's hidden in a closet and don't even bother to close the closet door after they've found it. They leave the guns in the gun safe but everything else is wide open to the public!

How on earth does this make anyone safer?! It doesn't!! It just makes everything worse!

And when they say they got "several hundred" guns this way you really have to shake your head. I can see them finding the odd rifle in a closet here and there without a trigger lock on it. But SEVERAL HUNDRED?! Give me a break!

[Hopperbin]

10 at my place. So that would add up fast. I am sure these are all just local hunters and such? Don't really agree with the break and enter tactics. Just saying a few hundren guns is nothing.

[wd9]

Rockpile, what do you think of franny's
last video?

[Fransisco]

In it we find out that the CBC wants to know about all of the marijuana that the Mounties also seized while going door to door. Yes pot is illegal, yes grow ops are illegal but again the purpose here was supposed to be looking for people. Helping survivors in a crisis situation is a noble thing, using them as an excuse to break into private property to look for pot and guns is not.