Mountain man scares owners of remote Utah cabins

http://news.yahoo.com/mountain-man-scares-owners-remote-utah-cabins-090722480.html

Funny, but in that entire five years he hasn't seemed to have killed or physically harmed anyone, unlike what the
government-paid butchers of Ruby Ridge did back in 1992.

But then, heck they were just "protecting the public" from that awful menace, Randy Weaver, by killing his pregnant
wife and son, and even tried to burn them out, with using a helicopter.

Yeah, the government spooks makes this guy look like a frakking good-will ambassador of peace, by comparison.

I agree, but you don't want some creep breaking into your home and going through your private possessions.

People want to feel safe. That's why they lock their door. Some homeless guy could come to my house, ask to come inside...and I would have an issue with it, even if he was harmless...because of the possibility that he wasn't.

And...harmless? He defecated on their floor! That is hardly the sign of a sane man. Reminds me of my schizophrenic cousin, who defecated in buckets in our barn, when he lived with us, because he didn't trust the toilet.

Very interesting story straight from 70's "Deliverance" inspired horror flicks about crazied mountain men roaming and attacking campers in the woods. I wonder if this guy will be caught in the future.

That is a movie I need to watch.

That's kind of my point. People want to "feel" safe, but home invasions in cities are common
so how safe are you really? On the other hand, you are very unsafe anytime you deal with the
police and law enforcement these days so to my way of thinking, this man is pretty harmless
in comparision.

Yeah he has done some property damage but so do lots of people in the cities. The only reason
this is an issue is that this man is breaking into the unoccupied cabins of wealthy people who don't
live there all the time. My guess is that he is not a killer or a rapist since he would probably have done
that early on if that was in his nature. He hasn't even commited arson on these cabins even though he
could have easily done so had he wished to.

OTOH, the government can trespass on private property and commit murder anytime they
feel like doing so, with no consequences at all. Is that what you really think safety is?

@oncebitten55, I agree about Ruby Ridge, other examples are the Montana Freemen, Waco. I wonder if we'll see repeats of these events in the future, as more and more people try to flee the system, only to be branded as "terrorists" by the state.

The real terrorists are the people who you pay taxes to, how do you take your false-flag terror attack, rare or medium-rare?

Exactly on my page. Weaver was framed up by the goverment in the first place. Guy just
wanted to be left alone away from society. Waco could have been handled by the local
cops assuming that the Davidians were doing something legitimatly criminal, of which
there has never been any proof shown, to date. Yes I know that more atrocities will occur
now that the US is an unabashed police state. Hopefully the civil war will start soon after.

This is why these people need to beef up on their security systems.

Screw living in the wild! When there's a mad man running about, you beef up your security systems!

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Well, security systems can only do so much.

I mean, if there is a home invasion, what can you really do in a matter of seconds to stop it?