Media looking in FAC for volunteers to help I know that.

The most important thing you can do, based on the pattern we see, is hardening your front door. This is where most of the homicides occur. Do this:
1. Buy additional security hardware to make your door less susceptible to forced entry.
2. Buy a door-bell camera to handle all interactions with visitors at your door. Do not open the door for anyone you don’t know and trust.
3. If you are not allowed on the Internet, install a peephole or other substitute for a doorbell camera like a closed circuit monitor. Talk through the door. Never open it for unknown individuals.
3. Obtain the best self-defense tools you can legally possess, and have them at the ready during interactions with unknown individuals at your door.

I would also add, if you are able, engage in physical training so you can have the physical capacity to repel any invader who breaches your home. If you are older or have a chronic illness and do not have a family member who can screen visitors for you, it becomes even more important to have the best self-defense tools you can own.

Even if we never encounter someone bent on harming us, just having it widely known that we are not easy soft targets will deter most of these wackos from even showing up at someone’s house. There’s no excuse anymore to rationalize away the need for preparedness.

I dont understand then what your comment means. I am talking about my suing the state if some crazy person murders me and getting a German Shephard Dog?

Yes it was!

Ryan, was this for me?

You should email media@floridaactioncommittee.org I believe you said may he bed rest post surgery? Could use your help!! Also here is a list of contacts from Florida directory saw you need asking!

https://www.fl-counties.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/County-Directory-Feb-24.pdf

I currently have a GSD but when oldest moves out she is taking him with her. He is such a great dog. But rest assured Ill be getting another one.

Mr. D, your comment give more context for why you feel so strongly on this issue. I hope you received justice for the harm that you experienced and that you can move beyond it eventually and not let it dominate you as much as it appears to do today.

That brings up another facet to this issue: the fact that some victims later act out. That was my situation. I was emotionally damaged from what I experienced until I got saved. Unfortunately, it was only after I repeated the cycle. Vigilantes probably never consider when the go hunting for street justice. Even more damning to their “righteous” claims of getting street justice for victims – the only person who could demand more justice from me is the person I harmed (a family member), and we have been reconciled for 10 years. Let that sink in before you automatically assume that all offenders should be wiped off the face of the earth.

On the lengthy explanation you gave about when it is legal and appropriate to use deadly force to stop a violent crime, you are absolutely right, and I think if someone is being seriously harmed, stopping it by any legal means is appropriate.

Truly, however, that is not the problem this article is bringing to light. People who are decades offense-free are being targeted and hunted down randomly. That is not justice by any rational definition, and it should be prevented or severely punished, preferably before they have a chance to inflict the harm they so desire on others.

Nuff said!