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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] You don't sound like someone who's ever been robbed. We've never owned a gun and doubt we'll purchase one, but after a family member was recently burglarized, I can see why many people feel the need for that protection. There can be quite a gap of time between that 911 call and the arrival of help. Since burglars are often "young men" who aren't kind, thoughtful, and easily persuaded to leave peacefully,[b] it's scary to think about how best to make sure your family is safe when they enter your home[/b].[/quote] I have been burglarized and first off, almost all of these take place when you aren't home. The actual number of times when a person is able to safeguard their family after a burglary is very small. I get that this is what you have been lead to believe will make you and your loved ones safer, but it just isn't so. If you really want to minimize your chances of being burglarized, invest in a home security system and a dog. Seriously. Burglars hate dogs. [/quote]
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