Warning owner armed decals on home?

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Happy Sunday patriots I have another question was hoping to hear from some of you your thoughts on these warning/attention stickers to have throughout the house. Mainly at entry points. Maybe the garage door a couple windows in the backyard etc. I’m sure they’ll be pros and cons but really interested in seeing where the majority stand on them. Thank you in advance!
 

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At best, I'm a wannabe bad***. At worst, hey everyone, I've got easily portable, valuable, and in demand items in here. Help yourself when I'm at the grocery store!
 
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You're advertising that there's something of value in your home. I'll just wait until you are gone.

Might even insult you by leaving by a note...

You weren't home but no problem. I found what I wanted.

Cameras and a monitored service are what I would recommend.
 
Thank you gents I just recently purchased my first home in May and just wanted to make it as secured as possible. I hope my don’t tread on me flag flying on my pole under old glory doesn’t garnish the same attention as these stickers.
 
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Same applies to vehicles. NRA bumper stickers, etc., should NEVER be applied on your car or truck. In fact I personally have never and will never put any kinds of stickers, especially those that are in any way gun-related or political, on my vehicles. Extremely foolish, and serves no purpose.

Better to keep your mouth shut and be thought a fool than to put some politician’s campaign sign in your front yard and remove all doubt.
 
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Congratulations on buying your first house. I absolutely agree with the others on no mention of firearms anywhere. As also mentioned, I’d recommend a good home alarm system as soon as you can. In conjunction with the system, one of the best deterrents is the use of several alarm company yard signs in highly visible areas around your home, along with the alarm company window decals they give you. Those decals should be put about eye level on your windows and not down in the corner where they can’t be seen. Those are the kinds of signage that you WANT the crooks to see.
Again, congratulations on your first house. Exciting times for you I’m sure.
 
I like the yard sign that says
"MY NEIGHBOR WANTS TO BAN ALL GUNS, OUT OF RESPECT FOR THEIR OPINIONS I WILL NOT USE MY GUNS TO DEFEND THEM"

The other one I like says "WARNING MY DOG IS ARMED AND OFF HIS MEDS"
 
Think you are asking for trouble when you use any kind of firearm related decal anywhere on your house. Every once in awhile, the NRA will send out decals and when I get them, in the trash they go. Have known at least two of my friends who had such decals on their trucks/ Trucks that were either broken into or outright stolen. So no decals for me. Frank
 
Thank you gents I just recently purchased my first home in May and just wanted to make it as secured as possible. I hope my don’t tread on me flag flying on my pole under old glory doesn’t garnish the same attention as these stickers.

I have an issue with the way you display the flags. I believe the Gadsden flag is still treated as an official flag of the United States and as such, no flag should be flown higher than it. Two US flags should not be flown on the same staff.

At least that is how I was taught.

Kevin
 
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