“You can take your gun and shove it up your ass. (signed) A former reader”.
By Dell Hill
From The Mailbag:
“People like you scare me. I’ll never read this blog again, knowing that people like you live in this country. I don’t care what you say, guns kill people and the only way we’ll ever have a peaceful world is to take all of the guns and melt them down. You can take your gun and shove it up your ass. (signed) A former reader”.
Dear Former Reader,
I just happened to notice this news story today. Perhaps it will help you understand why people like me (militarily trained, law enforcement trained and an advocate for the Second Amendment to our Constitution) believe that my life, and the lives of my loved ones, is worth protecting - to the death, if necessary.
“Police in Northfield, Vermont want residents to be wary of a high risk sex offender who was just released from state custody.
He is 39-year-old David Pecor.
Pecor was convicted of sexual assault and lewd and lascivious conduct with a child.
He did not complete sex offender treatment in prison and is listed by the corrections department as a high risk offender.
Pecor informed the state he'll be living in Northfield.”
Northfield is not too very far from my home. If this convicted sex offender - whom the Corrections Department considers a “high risk offender” - decides to re-offend at my house, he would be met with as much force as is necessary to prevent that from happening. In this particular case, a minimum of two very well placed, center-of-the-mass shots from a fully loaded, 9 mm semi-automatic pistol that is almost always within arms reach.
At your house, I’m sorry to say, he would be successful. You would be beaten, raped and possibly killed. At my house his life of heinous crime would end.
It’s your choice, really. I make my choice without hesitation because I know how terribly flawed our judicial system is in releasing violent criminals back into civilization. If such criminals are deemed mentally ill, they should be legally confined until such time as they are fully able to conform. Not released “early” or released because they have “maxed out” their sentence. Their sentence should never end until their “illness” has been treated and a panel of experts is willing to declare they’re no longer a threat to re-offend. It’s simple; if they choose not to be treated, they stay safely locked away until they have a change of heart.
I’m sure that’s not what you wanted to hear, but that’s how it is in real life. More importantly, that’s the way it is at my home, or wherever I go, for that matter.
This is the United States of America and I have the Right to protect myself and my loved ones at all costs. You have the exact same option. Ignore your Rights at your own peril.
Amen!
ReplyDeleteGo, Dell!!!
ReplyDeleteDear former reader,
ReplyDeletePlease shove your slave mentality up your a$$ and move to New Jersey. Union city is looking for just your kind of dipstick.
As for the dirtbag sex offender, I hope you meet a "victim" who will teach you for the first and last time the finer points of shot placement.
Hugs and kisses,
All us here at GMH.
I appreciate the comments, folks. And, as my good friend Toaster 802 points out, I'm not alone.
ReplyDeleteAnd speaking of Toaster 802 - you can directly access his blog by locating it in my blog roll and clicking on the "Green Mountains Homesteading" link.
We are but two of the modern day Green Mountain Boys.