Dick or not, I'd love to hear your answer, while also addressing the points that I raised
Defense against York U rapists
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Dick or not, I'd love to hear your answer, while also addressing the points that I raised
invictus43
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No **** the rapist doesn't lay the charge.
I said I doubt a rapist would report being pepper sprayed while in the act of raping someone.... Kinda like I doubt a person would report their bag of blow as stolen.
Can't tell if serious.
Sorry, wasn't really trying to crap on your post. To clarify, if he is not caught by the police, of course he wouldn't report. BUT..if he gets caught and then starts ratting about pepper spray, it IS possible she could be charged. I'm not saying it would happen..like I say, it's up to the discretion of the police/crown. Imagine she shot him with a concealed, illegal handgun. That's kinda what I was saying..if he's caught and it comes out someone did that, she might be charged.
invictus43
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Yeah, I really don't think it would happen. I was pointing out more that it's not the victim who decides whether or not to press charges, it's the Crown and whether they think they have credible witnesses willing to testify and a chance for conviction.
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19891989
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Best solution so far.
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19891989
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What happens in your case when there just isn't such a girl available to you?
Oh ya...you got leg humped in a rape thread.
Oh there will always be someone available to me...and I'd feel sorry for the poor sucker who even tried
Should I start warning the poor innocent girls of york about you
none there... just a bunch of people who dress to go clubbing at 8am during there first lecture....
Other than him and his family being at greater risk of grave bodily harm and having a penis, I'd say they're pretty comparable. He was even in the legal clear as his firearms were legally stored, he just got his gun outta the safe, loaded it and went out to defend his family.. He didn't even harm the attackers.. When put in those terms, you're right - they're not comparable
From what I recall, I think it wasn't properly stored. That's why they were charging him. They said there was no way he could've:
-run to the safe
-put in combo
-load gun
-run out
...in that short space of time. Maybe you can revive my memory
That's kinda funny. If you're someone that shoots regularly, constantly packing up your guns and cleaning them, you can probably open your safe in about five seconds with your eyes closed. You can definitely load a gun in less than five. The only thing that takes any amount of time is running to the safe, but if you're fuelled with adrenaline and desperation...
rmemedic
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My gun safe is at the bottom of the stairs, can clear those puppies in under 2 seconds. We regularly open our safe silently in the dark when we load up to go hunting at 4 am, trying not to wake anyone in the house. Ammunition is in a box in the next room.
I bet, from my bedroom to having 3 shells in my gun would be less than 90 seconds in the dark.
5 minutes would be easy to do even at a relaxed pace... I could probably get my shotgun out of the safe, strip it down, throw it back together and load it in under 5 minutes.
Wow, I am not sure if I should be flattered or offended
...who am I kidding I am totally flattered!!!
There is some truth to this statement though. People who act/look like they are more confident, less scared, look like they would fight back are less targeted by potential attackers. I have always been told the best and most effective place to hit someone to take them down is with a punch/chop with the side of your hand, to the throat. But running and screaming is usually safest bet for most females. If you're looking for other options, I have this friend who has a friend who can hook your friend up with one of those tasers that look like a cell phone
I was chased once on my school campus in the wee hours of the morning when it was dark and empty. Guy had a hoody pulled over his face and gloves on. We had a lot of trouble at that school because of the surrounding forest and the fact that it was an art school and predominantly female students. I ran into some security guards thankfully. Otherwise that guy would have gotten his *** kicked and my car keys jammed into his eyes!! Lol.
Seriously though, she should get someone to walk with her, or maybe get one of those really loud horns/alarms you can carry in your pocket/purse. Wouldn't hurt and not illegal.
dr_sarcasm
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Can of hairspray and a lighter:
Leads to good times:
Leads to good times:
Since we're on the topic of illegal weapons and stuff, someone PM me if they know where/can get brass knuckles. I've been looking for 4 years now with no luck
AFAIK it's considered a prohibited weapon in Canada. Why would you want something like that?
Knuckledusters are easily made with 1/4" aluminum plate, bandsaw and holesaw. Just sayin'.
Retractable baton, not illegal and available at security shops. Fits nicely in your Fendi or Gucci bag.
Retractable baton, not illegal and available at security shops. Fits nicely in your Fendi or Gucci bag.
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I could get to my safe from any point in the house, open it, pick up the handgun of choice (if I had one - don't own any restricteds), slap a mag in it and cock it in under 30sec. That would be my first reaction if I had already been threatened by my neighbor before and heard the sound of glass breaking against the house. Ian's had a heck of a lot more practice time than I did. He also showed a considerable level of self-control considering he only fired warning shots after those pieces of scum tried to burn him and his family alive.
I'm well-aware of the consequences. I wouldn't bring it around with me all the time - pretty much just whenever I have to take the ttc by myself late at night (which is still once in a blue moon). Been successfully robbed once & I've had too many close calls to count. Frankly I think it's fair game to use a weapon when it's 3v1. But I could never see myself stabbing someone... so brass knuckzz, it is.
"easily" would be a relative term in my case. It'd be a struggle and a half if I tried to make a half-decent one. Also, the homemade ones don't tend to be so smooth sometimes.
The Firearms Act seems a bit ambiguous with respect to the storage of ammunition, for restricted weapons. If the requirements follow those of non restricted weapons then storing the weapon and the ammunition together in a locked gun safe, with the weapon in an unloaded state, would meet the requirements. If you weren't worried about the state of the spring in your magazine then you could presumably store a full or partially full one, in the same gun safe as your pistol, and then load it in a snap. If your safe unlocked with a fingerprint, then I could see a loaded weapon being made available in under a minute.
Obviously, though, the best course of action is to store weapon and ammunition separately, if you don't want to have to argue the point in court and be out thousands of dollars.
The best way to do it is to buy a cheap stack on gun cabinet and the add on ammo cabinet and bolt them together to make one unit for two storage areas with two separate keys. When they go on sale they are $99 and $49 at Canadian tire. The keys can be on the same ring. Keep the keys in a separate room and you are 100% legal. Technically you can keep ammo with a firearm if it is locked up but it's better to separate them by one lvl of security.
Like this but without the firearms in the top safe......
Like this but without the firearms in the top safe......
