[muawiyah]

It’s long overdue that someone promote vigilantism in the UK before everything, not just Parliament, is taken over by the criminals!

[AlmaKing]

Cops are the same everywhere. Has to be the personality type.

[ez]

Ahh ...government...the giver of rights.

[Snickersnee]

The European approach: rights are to be “given,” by a parliament or legislature that can just as easily take them away later on. That’s not the way we do things on this side of the water.

[Persevero]

“The move follows high-profile cases in which householders were given jail sentences after attacking burglars. “

Well perhaps some of that ridiculous jail time was not served in vain. Those poor people.

[garyhope]

It’s so upside down and insane that you can’t defend yourself in your own home.

The world is truly upside down. Britain used to be great.

[Amberdawn]

Is this the same Kenneth Clarke who was around in Thatcher’s time?

[A.A. Cunningham]

The Guardian

[praytell]

The plan has brought warnings from senior police officers, however, who believe a change in the law could promote vigilantism and could also be exploited to provide excuses for those involved in assault cases.

I know the saying is "Dial 911 and die". But c'mon. We make their jobs easier and save taxpayers money by ceasing to let them make us a victim and by sending them to jail.

Oh I forgot, argiung with a liberal mind gets you nowhere. A mental illness indeed.

[DoughtyOne]

Shooting a stranger dead who walks into in your bedroom in the middle of the night is evidence of being a vigilante?

Those evil dreamers, that’s the problem with this world! Damn them to hell! /s

Nobody gives me permission to protect my family. NOBODY!!!!