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I want to get rich so that I can say, in all seriousness:

"Escort this man out."

How much power over others can you get?
If someone is on your property and you want them to leave, is it legal to have a guard shoo them out?
Is it still legal if they resist and have to be forced?
How about actual trespassers, who entered without permission in the first place?
If you keep wild dogs on your property, are you liable if they savage a thief?
I've heard there are laws against topping your outer walls with broken glass, because crim-crims shouldn't be given boo-boos. Not that I would go with such a low-end security method, but are these laws actually enforceable?

The state is composed of the same fundamentally selfish bozos that throw cobblestones and smash in shop windows. My main ambition is to become as self-sufficient as possible, in medical matters, in financial matters, and in matters of personal security, police be damned.

>> No.741561

Bump.

>> No.741568

>>741561
In which country do you live ?

>> No.741572

>>741568
I'm kind of a nomad at the moment, but I'm mainly interested in how this stuff pertains to France, Switzerland, Germany and Italy.

>> No.741579

>>741572
And how wealthy do you plan to be to need your personal security team ?

>> No.741582

I worked as a bartender in college. I said that at least a few times a weekend to the bouncers.

>> No.741583

>>741572
Because I live in France, near Paris and I know some really wealthy people and they don't have personal security in their home ...

>> No.741589

>>741395
you're a fucknig faggot

>> No.741595

>>741579
>>741583
At least a few million. I'm aware that most millionaires live inconspicuously, but I have different motivations.

I intend to employ servants for basic household stuff, so it's not that big a stretch to have a servant with an army or police background who lives on the property. Add a security system with alarms in his room and there you go.

>> No.741915

>>741595
What's the point ? All the country you named aren't dangerous country. You won't have any problem if you're rich ( and even if you're not you won't have a lot I guess ).

And if you're so insecure find yourself a gated community there's no need to hire personal security

>> No.741919

>>741395

>New North Africa, formerly known as France and Italy, isn't dangerous

ha!

>> No.741963

>>741395
My father is pretty wealthy and I've had people escorted from one of our firms or property in general before.
That said, bartender is probably easier.

>> No.742142

Come to think of it, having a body guard would be pretty sweet.

I've had so many house parties, and unruly guests over the years that I have had to wrangle out of my home, and it is a massive pain in the ass every time. Also I'm scared the police are gonna end up getting involved and things get fucky.

so yes OP, this would be awesome.

>> No.742250

>>741915
It would give me a sense of power and control.
A gated community is only fractionally better than relying on the police, since I don't give the community guards their orders.

I can expect reliable tap water, too, but I'll also have a well dug for similar reasons. I enjoy self-reliance more or less for its own sake.

>> No.742255

>>741963
I take it they were mostly cooperative, sort of skulking out with the guards a few paces behind?

>>741582
I've often wondered - do clubs get many lawsuits for what their bouncers get up to?

>> No.742824

Bump.

>> No.742840
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742840

>>742250
>It would give me a sense of power and control.

>> No.742841

>>742255
Most people I've encountered were comparative, or maybe just scared.
Once there was some anti-capitalist hippie girl we literally had to drag out.

>> No.742905

>>742841
cooperative, of course. Silly tablet.

>> No.742984

>>742840
Kek

>>742250
You want to have a well dug in your garden ?

If you happen to be rich of few millions and want to live near the capital ( I don't know if that's the correct English word for like the "head city" like Washington for USA or Paris for France ) anyway there's no chance the city will allow you to dig the ground as deep as you need to get yourself a well.

I would advice you that you go in the countryside or something, it's cheaper, you'll get your independence, plus you could get a couple of cow to watch over that'll give you " a sense of power "

>> No.743014

>>741395
thats what i want. i want the power more than i want money, but i know they go hand in hand.

>> No.743329

>>742840
All the cool kids make like Cincinnatus.

>>742984
Capital's the word.
That's what I had in mind - I want a large walled estate and a Georgian style house.
I'd probably be satisfied with an apartment and a hard nosed valet, if I wanted to live in town.

Power is real, anon.