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Quote where I defended the law.the law that your defending
Look, you can leave an AK on your front porch, and when it is stolen you will still be a victim of a crime. But you were asking for it.Its pretty judgemental to say someone isnt a victim regardless of how well or greatly lacking they were about securing their possessions.
Car prowls have become a huge problem, and in any city you'll see little piles of tempered glass all over because it is SO common. They can get in your trunk in 5 seconds. This isn't up for debate - it happens constantly.
Your doors don't matter, since your car has windows.Doors that are way more secure than a California approved gun lock box. This is why I keep asking, and nobody has given an answer.... who gets to define whats an acceptable means of securing a gun in a car and what should that be? A California compliant gun lock box with cable can be picked in a mintue with a paper clip.... what locking device is appropriate here and who gets to define that?
If CA has gun lock boxes, then it sounds like the minimum legal requirement in CA is that lock box. You know you can do better, so you should. If you are living under some other state's law, call the state attorney's office if you want to know what the minimum effort you need to make is. Get the answer in writing, if you are so inclined. Or, better yet, do something effective.
Who said that?The actual criminal doesn't matter? ....oh this ends the debate right here. Your the one blaming the victim now. Completely anti-gun position to make the gun owner responsible for the criminal.
What I keep saying is that you shouldn't be so hung up on who's to blame and just do the right thing in the first place. Your whole argument centers around how negligent you can get away with being without having any repercussions. That's the way little kids think. Instead, ask yourself what a Boy Scout would do.
The world isn't binary. The criminal can be responsible even though you have your own burden. We are all grown men, so this victim blaming mantra makes it sound like we're drunk sorority sisters, not people in control of our own lives.