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Why does it seem like Americans are obsessed over home invasions? Do you have a lot of them? (hexbear.net)
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Constantly see people online talk about "when the robber comes thru my door" or whatever, and some of it is memes, but a lot of it is just people legit discussing what the "best weapon" to fight robbers breaking into your house at night would be - Giving it so much thought as if it is a legitimate concern. So is it? Does it happen a lot?

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[–] LaughingLion@hexbear.net 2 points 2 years ago

Well, this was in south Florida so that's why I said I don't think they really thought their plan completely through. Either way it did eventually stop without any serious consequence to anyone. I think the stolen goods were mostly small amounts of pocket cash and some items from like 2 or 3 guys homes. I wish I had more details but this was 20 years ago and I wasn't directly involved other than talking to my immigrant neighbor who was a victim himself.