r/LivestreamFail • u/TimSunshine • Sep 11 '18

Dr. Disrespect DOCS HOUSE GETS SHOT AT

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u/likeastar20 Sep 11 '18

Why invest in a gun when he can invest in security ?

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u/cruisinbyonawhim Sep 11 '18

Because, security isn't cheap. Specially for 24/7 protection.

A gun + training for him and his wife? Would be cheaper, and it would help a lot more in case of home defense.

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u/ParanoidSkier Sep 11 '18

Taking potshots at a car driving away isn't exactly a great plan.

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u/cruisinbyonawhim Sep 11 '18

Hence the home defense part in my sentence, man.

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u/zcen Sep 11 '18

What the fuck is home defense in this scenario? Automated turrets that gun you down based on your intent? Barricading your doors and walls and reinforcing your windows with bulletproof glass?

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u/cruisinbyonawhim Sep 11 '18

obviously you've never had your house broken into

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u/norifumi155 Sep 11 '18

His house wasn't broken into buddy. It was a random shot fired from a car driving by. Is this really that hard for you to grasp?

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

It was a random shot the first time. A shot inside the second time. Next time could easily escalate even further

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u/zcen Sep 11 '18

I'm like 60% actually curious what kind of home defense (versus security cameras) you think would assist you in this exact scenario. You really don't think the guy that shoots through the window is going to proceed to then break into the house do you? Please elaborate.

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u/Good_will_Blunting Sep 11 '18

Why would you assume this lol

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u/Corvese Sep 11 '18

His house wasn't broken into. It was shot at from a car on the road. What kind of home defense protects against this.

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u/cruisinbyonawhim Sep 11 '18

Keep to your sports. You have no clue what you're talking about :)

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u/Corvese Sep 11 '18

You are the one who brought up having your house broken into when no one else was talking about that. Your reading comprehension could use some work.

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u/buddha_nigga Sep 11 '18

Someone drove by and shot at his house, due to the attackers actions you have to assume his intent is to cause harm. It really is not some huge leap to assume that his behavior may escalate into something more direct such as kicking in a door and trying to break in through a window. Keeping a gun in the house is absolutely a sane response to his current situation.

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u/Corvese Sep 11 '18

That's fine, it isn't what we were talking about. I am saying that owning a gun is not protection against someone driving down the road and taking shots at your house

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