TheRebelRoar
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So he was just carrying a Winchester rifle and revolver with him, yeah right.
You don't need an excuse to carry registered firearms on your own property.
So he was just carrying a Winchester rifle and revolver with him, yeah right.
Yeah, I thought initially maybe a bit extreme to execute the dog and maybe that heightened tensions,As I understand it (awaits input from resident truck driver) the fact he retreated from the confrontation to avoid violence and they came after him putting him in fear of his life , he was within his rights to defend himself upto and including lethal force.
I'm with the landowner to be honest. They went looking for trouble and got it.
Yeah, I thought initially maybe a bit extreme to execute the dog and maybe that heightened tensions,
but then if you look objectively , he wouldn't have had to do anything if they just respected people's property and didn't intrude. And think it was a recurring issue.
You don't get a license to shoot people dead though.You don't need an excuse to carry registered firearms on your own property.
The right to bear arms is enshrined in the constitution.You don't need an excuse to carry registered firearms on your own property.
It isn'tThe right to bear arms is enshrined in the constitution.
Yes it isIt isn't
It isn't. There is no right to own firearms in Ireland.Yes it is
What article of the constitution do you think gives you the right to bear arms?Yes it is
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