Remember what I said about the experience of others being the best teacher? Well, someone in the future is probably going to internalize this lesson and simply claim the person is a burglar and exercise the right to defend themselves. Of course, around my neck of the woods we don’t here of this sort of idiocy. Could be there’s a good reason why…….<\/p>\n
Upside Down World: Police Arrest Homeowner for Evicting Squatter<\/a><\/p>\n One of the main rights for which the Founding Fathers fought the Revolution was the right to private property. But in woke jurisdictions, homeowners can find themselves treated as criminals for trying to kick invading squatters out of their homes.<\/p>\n If someone invades another person\u2018s home without permission and is told to leave but refuses to do so, that individual is breaking the law and violating a sacred American right. There should be no argument whatsoever about this. But a Georgia woman insanely was arrested and charged with multiple crimes after she tried to evict an aggressive squatter who locked her out of her own home. The police sided with the victimizer instead of the victim.<\/p>\n \u201cI spent the night on a mat on a concrete floor in deplorable conditions. While this woman, this squatter slept in my home,\u201d Loletha Hale explained in frustration to Channel 2 Atlanta. A deputy condescendingly lectured Hale, \u201cJust think of it from this perspective, though. Everybody isn\u2019t as fortunate as you to have a bed. All the little things, a bed in their house, food in the kitchen.\u201d<\/p>\n INSANE. A Georgia homeowner was thrown in jail for criminal trespass after she called the police on a squatter in her home.<\/p>\n A police officer told her to look at things from the squatter\u2019s point of view because not everyone is as fortunate as her to have a bed. pic.twitter.com\/g9mq98ywPr<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) December 22, 2024<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n