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In reply to the discussion: I have lived on military posts for 20 plus years. [View all]Cleita
(75,480 posts)47. Not at home because I have security measures in place at home
that would make it rather hard for them to break in. I was held up twice on the job at gun point, once at the bank I worked at and the second time when I worked a second job as a bartender. In both cases it would have made the situation worse trying to have a gun fight with the robbers. I did have a gun I could have used at the bartender job but didn't. Both times the robbers got what they wanted. My customers were not harmed and the police did their job and they apprehended the criminals recovering most of the loot.
No guns were needed.
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It would be better if weapons were not kept in a home. It makes it dangerous for
Cleita
Sep 2013
#16
You got your butt handed to you and you still would not admit that it had been missing.
Jenoch
Sep 2013
#23
Apparently if a pilot has a cavity or tooth pain it becomes a big deal in the cockpit
NightWatcher
Sep 2013
#11
I'm thinking soldiers vs civilians working the guard post would do "do diglience"...
Historic NY
Sep 2013
#32