"The safe had been opened like a coke can"

How do you open a safe like a coke can?

 

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Free speech is just like any other right. If you practice your rights irresponsibly then you live with the consequences. If I abuse my 2nd amendment rights the I will lose my guns. If one abuses their first amendment rights they can very well end up losing their teeth. You would have the right to sue but your teeth would still be gone.....

 

The puncher would have the right to go to prison, if he survives.

 

Great big prybar I imagine. We had a thread here a couple of years ago showing how easy it was to pry open even moderately expensive safes if you could flip it on its side. There was even a Youtube video. There is a lot more to security than even owning a safe. How that safe is secured, how its protected by walls on its side, are just as important or more so than the physical safe.

Like someone earlier stated, its funny how we spend thousands for gold yet put it in a cheap safe. The safe from the second article did not look very secure IMHO. However, bleach? Whoever did it knew how to avoid being detected. It might be an "inside job", but whoever did it did it professionally.

 

Do you dispute the facts? Or that I pointed out how the media covered the issue?

 

That is a misleading title. I dont open my cokes with a prybar.

 

No need for me to apologize for how someone interprets what I say. They can apologize for themselves.

 

I will dispute what you call facts. You stated "kills people for a living". My nephew has done 2 tours in Iraq and one in Afganistan. In eight years of serving his country he has never fired his weapon outside the firing range. Your assumption that anyone that serves is a killer is totally inaccurate and unfair to our young men and women who choose to serve their country. Remember, they serve so that you can have the right to free speech. What have you done to guarantee the rights of others?

 

The over/under on this thread getting shut down is now at 4:00 PM

 

Looks like. Maybe someone besides me can start one that won't get hijacked, as I believe its still an important issue for people to study.

 

Regardless of if any service person actually successfully personally kills any individual - it is their job to. Unless you claim they wouldn't at the moment of truth? Or that the vast support operation has no culpability?

 

I'll take the under.

 

In case you forget, many of these young men and women volunteered for service after this country was attacked from outside forces. Whether the government sent them to the right places is a different argument but do you believe that we should do nothing in the face of that type of threat?

 

I am closing the thread due to political statements, although the "Players are under review" .