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epresley wrote:I don't know if it's the economy, job loss, or what, but wow, what a difference.
bluejeangirl76 wrote:epresley wrote:I don't know if it's the economy, job loss, or what, but wow, what a difference.
Probably both. Things are so bad that people are just snapping. I heard a news report about the increase of car burning (abandoning and blazing a car in a remote area and claiming theft). People can't make the payments so insurance fraud is on the rise.
Its crazy everywhere.
bluejeangirl76 wrote:epresley wrote:I don't know if it's the economy, job loss, or what, but wow, what a difference.
Probably both. Things are so bad that people are just snapping. I heard a news report about the increase of car burning (abandoning and blazing a car in a remote area and claiming theft). People can't make the payments so insurance fraud is on the rise.
Its crazy everywhere.
Triple S wrote:. . . and then there's beautiful Vancouver, BC. 30+ murders since mid-January. Most of them gang/drug related, but not all. Almost expected now when you turn on the 6 o'clock news to hear 'there's been yet another murder . . .'. Not very good promo for the upcoming Olympics.
StoneCold wrote:Triple S wrote:. . . and then there's beautiful Vancouver, BC. 30+ murders since mid-January. Most of them gang/drug related, but not all. Almost expected now when you turn on the 6 o'clock news to hear 'there's been yet another murder . . .'. Not very good promo for the upcoming Olympics.
you've got a gang problem in Canada?
G.I.Jim wrote:I say, just stock up on ammo...I'm ready!![]()
I've bought 4 guns in the last year, and until last year...I didn't own a single gun. I live out in the country on a big piece of land, so I can actually target practice in my back yard. Not that I need the practice, but I do enjoy it. I've fired so many types of weapons in my years of being in the military, but it's still a lot of fun.
I've also taught my wife and 12 year old son how to shoot and use the guns also. It's something they need to know in case I'm not there, and I think gun safety is something that all families (especially with what's going on out there these days) should learn.
I'm sure someone here will call me a right-wing nut-job, but hey...whatever it takes to keep my family safe and secure. If some asshole breaks into MY house, he's going to have a very rude awakening.![]()
StoneCold wrote:Triple S wrote:. . . and then there's beautiful Vancouver, BC. 30+ murders since mid-January. Most of them gang/drug related, but not all. Almost expected now when you turn on the 6 o'clock news to hear 'there's been yet another murder . . .'. Not very good promo for the upcoming Olympics.
you've got a gang problem in Canada?
epresley wrote:Let me lay some ground work for this thread. I live in San Angelo, Texas, population 88,000. Big time West Texas--not on an interstate, somewhat isolated. Retirement community. We average 2 homicides a year. We averaged that the whole 10 years I've been here. Today, we had the 5th AND 6th of 2009 and the 10th/11th of the past six months!!!!!!! We're freaking!!! I don't know if it's the economy, job loss, or what, but wow, what a difference.
G.I.Jim wrote:StoneCold wrote:Triple S wrote:. . . and then there's beautiful Vancouver, BC. 30+ murders since mid-January. Most of them gang/drug related, but not all. Almost expected now when you turn on the 6 o'clock news to hear 'there's been yet another murder . . .'. Not very good promo for the upcoming Olympics.
you've got a gang problem in Canada?
Yeah...and robberies take forever. They have to wait for the victums to unzip their show-suits!![]()
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