Re: Should there be a right of unlimited defence of your property?
The defence of your property should start with efforts to prevent people breaking in in the first place.
Hatfield is a crap place to live if you dont want to get burgled.
Last year, 4 houses on one side of mine and one on the other were burgled more than once each.
My house remained untouched, reason? 5 dogs oh and see this attachment.
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