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By bigtime1134 · Mar 08, 2008in Security/Stolen AVIC's💬 36 posts👁️ 22,694 views
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Posted Jun 14, 2009 · 23:24 UTC#26

I have my 08 Hyundai Accent rigged to explode if anyone touches it. Sure, I may get sued, but by golly, it's worth it to protect a radio that costs about 1/10th of my car's total value.

Posted Jun 15, 2009 · 17:11 UTC#27
I have my 08 Hyundai Accent rigged to explode if anyone touches it. Sure, I may get sued, but by golly, it's worth it to protect a radio that costs about 1/10th of my car's total value.

 

I lol'd. :lol:

Posted Jul 31, 2009 · 15:42 UTC#28
hmmm......how much are pitbulls nowadays?? i dont think my lil dachsund would do much :lol:

I my neighborhood Pitbulls are target practice :)

Posted Aug 26, 2009 · 03:22 UTC#29
BREAK INTO MY HOUSE WHILE I`M HOME?,

THAT THEIF IS GONNA GET SHOT DEAD IN THE HEAD.

 

Exactly. Perfectly legal, and they can't sue if they're dead.

you Americans and your guns... lol

 

 

I don't know where you are basstoy but not long ago I heard a story on the news about a Brit man living out in the countryside that had his house robbed several times. The guy got a shotgun (brits ain't supposed to have no guns, not the way I usually speak but sounded good for this situation) and shot the burgular. Guess what, the guy went to jail for shooting the bugular.

 

This world is crazy and we the people need to put some sanity back into it. Thieves should not have many rights. They especially should not have the right to sue someone because they got hurt while being a thief.

Posted Oct 17, 2009 · 17:58 UTC#30

so why should we pay twice for our gear then?

i mean the victim ends up having no rights.

 

how is it that a thief can enter our property and take whatever he wants and then sue us for breaking his leg, even though he is tresspassing and not supposed to be there in the first place.

 

is that even legal to make a law like that?

 

i know exactly why

because the criminal has not much to loose and he got bigger balls to fight for himself even though hes wrong but he dont give a faq so hell do whatever necessary to stay afloat or buy some crack.

 

the average decaf drinkin american joe has lost its ability to defent himself in fear of loosing his material stuff

or getting out of his comfort zone to protect his rights.

 

so hes getting pounded in the tailpipe by lawmakers and criminals because they are still able to get what they want and take risks.

 

 

regardless of where you stand financially and socially the game is the same, like on the discovery channel the monkey with biggest hands and fastest swing, and sharper teeth gets all the girls and all the food and gets to sit on the highest rock watching over the pack.

 

the only difference with humans we evolved and the game is at a waay higher level and with many more tricks at each level to confuse the players.

Posted Oct 17, 2009 · 19:16 UTC#31

lawmakers and criminals

 

That's a redundant statement, don't you think? :lol:

Posted Dec 31, 2009 · 23:56 UTC#32
If they want it that bad, let 'em have it. Pay $50 deductible for a new (and current if you happen to have a Z1 or Z2), and a new window. Not a bad deal for an upgraded unit with full warranty if you ask me...

 

I like that.. 'Upgrade Insurance" Not at bad way to look at it.. Hey thefs. come and get mine.... Pleaaase...

 

Where you live? Ill come take that off your hands. Just give me the new one when you get it and ill give you the old one back. :lol:

Posted Jan 01, 2010 · 00:08 UTC#33
well, for starters, that was only effective back when radios were removed from behind. so when you soldered the razor blades to the sides and the thief reached under and grabbed it to yank it out, he pretty much would cut his fingers off. the other problem nowadays is that the thief could now sue you. as ridiculous as it sounds, it happens. if someone breaks into your house and gets hurt in the process they can actually sue your homeowners insurance because it happened on your property. this would also happen in this case especially since you did it to intentionally cause harm to someone

That wouldn't happen here in Texas. We shoot first, make sure they are dead so they can't sue us, then ask questions :evil:

Thats just how it is down here in Texas YALL...

Posted Jan 19, 2010 · 01:36 UTC#34
well, for starters, that was only effective back when radios were removed from behind. so when you soldered the razor blades to the sides and the thief reached under and grabbed it to yank it out, he pretty much would cut his fingers off. the other problem nowadays is that the thief could now sue you. as ridiculous as it sounds, it happens. if someone breaks into your house and gets hurt in the process they can actually sue your homeowners insurance because it happened on your property. this would also happen in this case especially since you did it to intentionally cause harm to someone

That wouldn't happen here in Texas. We shoot first, make sure they are dead so they can't sue us, then ask questions :evil:

Thats just how it is down here in Texas YALL...

 

Florida too =D

 

Glad we finally got the Castle Doctrine down here.

Posted Nov 27, 2010 · 00:27 UTC#35

I had two stereos stolen in the past.. so I made a nasty little note and taped it to the top of the third replacement.. the third theif left the ripped out unit in the seat after pulling it out. BTW "It is easier to pay my deductible than it is to pay a retainer fee for a lawyer." this is one reason the insurance and justice system in the US is so F&^%$ed. I for one save money on over insuring and WILL take acts of thievery aginst me personal and beat the living hell out of them.

Posted Jun 15, 2011 · 06:45 UTC#36

that is complete bullshit

 

how bad has the system failed us if someone can sue you if they hurt themselves for breaking into your house?

 

break into house, fall down stairs = sue you?

 

But if you shoot or kill the guy for trespassing, its ok?

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