You forgot catnapping and loosening lug nuts

He actually has NPD but the dumbass who wrote that in didnt know the difference

+Genin99 I also think it was the whole Kim Davis Thing.

I'd say they were given free tickets to go see it too.

+Jewel White Psychosis is a mental disorder and psychotic people may not be violent. It's also an umbrella term that is easily skewed, like sociopaths are a type of psychotics and are given a bad name for being cold and unfeeling although they can't help it.

Jack Tracy I think that's why those who do kill, kill. Who wants to be isolated for not being able to understand or for never being able to love or feel?

Jewel White I think they can feel regular emotions, sociopaths are usually not violent at all, the problem with them is that they can't feel empathy. Most people only see stereotypes and don't bother with actually talking to people who have experienced such disorders. Like, society deems it fine to mock PTSD suffers for being wimps, but no one would go up to someone in a wheel chair and demand them to walk. There needs to be a movie that shows that the mentally ill are not all bad people out there.

Jack Tracy I agree.

+Goobian You can just get handed a restraining order without any evidence or questioning? Fucking hell, so much for due process.

Goobian could have. Not could of.

So did you eventually get to join the national guard, or...?

I love it when he cackles, it's like a cheesy eighties bad guy.

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I remember something like that being brought up in an episode of Midnight Caller: except the dude was offered an AK-47 rather than a shotgun while waiting for the handgun clearance.

Yea I was shocked the film even went that far

Or it blew its budget on amazingly large and awesome cheese sandwiches.

And that advice is scarier than anything in this movie.

Well, obviously you don't just murder a guy. If someone's broken into your house their presence there is an implicit threat. You have no idea what their intentions are and any reasonable assumptions to their behavior are completely gone. They could just be there to steal something valuable. They could also be there to rape and then cannibalize you and anyone else living in the property. You don't know. Point is, you have every legal right to make sure they can do neither of those things. Barring a person just outright fleeing from you and you gunning them down, a home owner has many legal protections for firing on an intruder. Especially if it's a legal firearm. If your state has castle doctrine there's almost nothing that can be done against you for defending your property and yourself from an invader. Once again, barring you being a bloodthirsty asshole or there being evidence you shot them after they've surrendered.

Jirekianu Speaking as someone who doesn't live in America, you just make me glad I don't. Yes, someone in your home is a POTENTIAL threat, an unknown quantity... but you can't foresee any outcome to that situation other than acting as executioner? It would be different if you'd said up front: "point a gun at them, tell them to get the fuck out and take the shot if you absolutely have to" but you're making it sound like gunning them down dead is an inevitable outcome, a first, last, and only resort. A taser, Pepper Spray, a baseball bat, I don't even have any of those useful nonlethal ways of getting an intruder to sod off and yet I feel safe in my home... likely because I don't have to worry about a home-invader having a gun themselves, maybe if that weren't the case you wouldn't feel the need to be in this arms race against hypothetical home-invaders.. These legal protections for literally taking the shoot first and ask questions later approach you speak of only seem to exist in America, and that is again something I am deliriously grateful for, especially since you outright state those laws make the actions of a homeowner with a gun incredibly hard to challenge, I'd like to see what "evidence you shot them after they surrendered" looks like, because that sounds damnably hard to find.

+leviadragon99 Don't look up the "Stand Your Ground" laws if you want to have anything resembling faith in humanity. I will state that MOST Americans don't get all gung-ho about those laws, and I'm pretty sure 95% of Americans if they confront someone breaking in WILL brandish a weapon and say "Get the fuck out of my house!" before trying to take a shot.

In Canada, where most of us don't own guns, you can take a, 'warning shot', to tell the intruder that you have a gun, and to get out; it's not considered a threat without merits, unless you then shoot them after they decided to leave you alone.

Jackie Pierce. Don't worry, the cat survives.☺

+Al Hoyt just like most films today

xj0462 Bullshit, films today still had originality, you just don't know that there were movies in the 70's to 90's had plenty of copy-and-paste garbage.

Ah contraire, my friend. Twilight movies in theatres + noisy group of friends = buckets of heckling fun