Coin Store Robbed Near Me

Cities are cold places too. I noticed my eyelashes stick together as I blink when the temp drops to around -30 celsius (Luckily, we've had a mild winter). Add wind and snow to those temps, and you'll wish you had a pumpkin on your head.

I'm a litle on the suspicious side. Just what kind of coin store is it that has that sitting on the counter? No good security system? Around me there are numerous coin stores and NONE have even one coin on the counter. I sometimes wonder how much was really stolen if there was a robbery at all. Could well be for insurance purposes.
As to not feeling sorry for that person. Regardless of what he has or hasn't done to others, he still may have a family to support and if he would have been killed during the robbery, what about them? With purchases from him, he wasn't robbing people of their coins, he was just making buisness deals and he won. In buisness it could go either way but in a robbery, things could have been a lot worse.
As to sky masks, nice thing about living around Chicago. Those aren't needed by criminals. Seldom anyone caught, those that are just go free the next day, sky masks make it difficult for fame as a criminal, our criminals would probably put them on backwords anyway.

Ok, point taken about ski masks. Generally I just don't wear anything on my face (except sunglasses) when hunting, hiking, or in sub zero temps. Granted I'm not in them often but it has never really bothered me.

Then instead of outlawing them outright, how about making it so that you can not wear anything that obfuscates your face when walking into a business that deals in alcohol, tobacco, firearms, precious metals, gem stones, or financial institutions. (Most banks around here already have that rule.) If you refuse to remove the mask you have to leave. Not leaving a business when requested is already trespassing. Then if they do rob the place anyway... when they get caught there could be an additional penalty for obfuscating their face AND trespassing. Would that be better?

It covers liquor stores, gun shops, coin shops, jewelery stores, banks, credit unions, pawn shops, tobacconists, et cetera.

Charlton Heston was a great man.

Just like the Commandments no one is more important than the other so if you go against one you may as well go against all

I understand that.....and I know I cannot mess with it's "literal" interpretation "verbatim" as I said. But I was speaking to the emotion of what would happen were our "modern interpretation" of our rights to be expelled.
Me and Joe, John, and Tim could NEVER overthrow the most powerful country in the history of the world ! So......I take it to mean, in a "modern" interpretive way, as do millions of other Americans, that I can "bear arms" to protect me and mine "from" any threat to my person or property.
Otherwise, "literally", we, the public, or the "private sector", should be given Navy Destroyers, Apache attack helicopters, M1A1 Abrahms tanks, Stealth bombers, Stealth fighters, F-16 Eagle fighters, military satellites, Patriot Missile batteries, Inter-Continental-Ballistic Missiles Nuclear Warheads, etc. etc. etc.........to "get the job done" were it deemed needed and necessary to be done "against" our government!
If "the Government" ordered military action against "U.S. militia's" out to "change the Government".......then "literally"......we should be given the training and all the equipment to combat that.....right ?
I think not !...... .....so that's sort of what "I" meant about "changing with the times", versus 250 years ago, and what "most people" generally accept with it's interpretation nowadays......so.....yes....I understand that, word for word, it "is" quite literal in it's meaning, and should be protected as such........

Oh.......and to keep the thread here........ "COINS ARE MARVELOUS !"

Just kiddin'.......

Thanks Carl. I got yelled at for straying off topic just by a hair.