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You're right, you'd be on the hook if you set a y trap (I didn't care when I did it 17 years ago). This part of the law should change. You should have the right to defend your property against anyone that threatens it. It's a sad society in which a thief can slip on ice on your property and then sue you...
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Re: Hoodlems

Reply #31 –
No we all know the consequences of doing that would be disastorous but we definetly wish we could.
 

Re: Hoodlems

Reply #32 –
dominator, atleast they didnt get pissed off about not being able to take the subs.. and ripping the cone out.

Trust me.. im suprised they didnt.