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6/7/2025, 3:28:54 PM
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>Why do people invent these wild and sensational burglary scenarios?
lol at you thinking that's remotely wild and sensational with from your deep knowledge of your comfy safe suburb life. I'm talking completely normal stuff. Simply stealing an entire safe then breaking in at one's leisure would be criminal "best practice" not odd. Criminals not only don't care about smashing a place up most of them enjoy it, and a few motivated fit young dudes with straps can move very heavy shit in a hurry. Burglars will almost ALWAYS take a shot at a gun safe or at least take note of it, repeat robberies of the same property are common. Guns are by far some of the most desirable theft items, they can be easily liquidated for high value with a vibrant black market, they are directly useful, they are compact stores of value. Almost nothing is as good a theft find except cold hard cash.
Like shit, you think I'm joking about lots of gun safes with "thick doors and walls and look at these big bolts!!" being sheet metal and drywall you can hack open with an axe or pry right open? I'm not.
>Why do people invent these wild and sensational burglary scenarios?
lol at you thinking that's remotely wild and sensational with from your deep knowledge of your comfy safe suburb life. I'm talking completely normal stuff. Simply stealing an entire safe then breaking in at one's leisure would be criminal "best practice" not odd. Criminals not only don't care about smashing a place up most of them enjoy it, and a few motivated fit young dudes with straps can move very heavy shit in a hurry. Burglars will almost ALWAYS take a shot at a gun safe or at least take note of it, repeat robberies of the same property are common. Guns are by far some of the most desirable theft items, they can be easily liquidated for high value with a vibrant black market, they are directly useful, they are compact stores of value. Almost nothing is as good a theft find except cold hard cash.
Like shit, you think I'm joking about lots of gun safes with "thick doors and walls and look at these big bolts!!" being sheet metal and drywall you can hack open with an axe or pry right open? I'm not.
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