Property Without Deception
When entering another person's property without permission, you are risking everything, including your life. There are possibilities that the property you are entering is guarded with a lethal security such as dogs and weapons. These are used to defend houses from burglars, which you have a chance of being accused of and treated as. You not only can end up dead, but also end up with a destroyed lifestyle. Entering the property of another person without permission allows you to be charged with several offenses that can lead up to lifetime in prison. Even if you are not granted lifetime in prison, you are still eligible to be given a small sentence and be marked as a felon. It is hard to obtain a career with this on your record. Beside this being a life-threatening decision, it is also an ignorant decision to make. You are deciding to illegally enter a place that you do not have permission to enter for a reason. When entering this area you risk so much and gain nothing but a variety of titles. It is not likely you would be viewed as you once were if you decide to commit this action. People will begin to view you as a thief, burglar, vigilante, criminal, and several other names that
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They would be mortified and viewed as a group that grew up with and raised the trespasser. Beside the physical dangers and decrease in popularity, there are several internal dangers. You will live with a “dirty” conscience, a conscience consisting of depression and disappointment in oneself. To live with guilt so unimaginable and to have regret accompanying the back of your mind constantly. This also happens to those who were not caught or rumored trespassing. You live knowing you committed a crime that results in filling, whoever holds the property you trespassed, with fear. They now live with knowing they were able to be burglarized and that their property was able to be broken into, thus creating fear
They would be mortified and viewed as a group that grew up with and raised the trespasser. Beside the physical dangers and decrease in popularity, there are several internal dangers. You will live with a “dirty” conscience, a conscience consisting of depression and disappointment in oneself. To live with guilt so unimaginable and to have regret accompanying the back of your mind constantly. This also happens to those who were not caught or rumored trespassing. You live knowing you committed a crime that results in filling, whoever holds the property you trespassed, with fear. They now live with knowing they were able to be burglarized and that their property was able to be broken into, thus creating fear