Then in the 1700s you identified yourself as the postman so you didn't get shot. I imagine a uniform and some familiarity had a lot to do with it. For god's sa

Then in the 1700s you identified yourself as the postman so you didn't get shot. I imagine a uniform and some familiarity had a lot to do with it. For god's sake I'm not saying this is good, or this is how I want the world to work. I sure as hell don't and I'm not some conspiratorial militiaman. Historically, i.e. in early America. There were no pigs, so you defended your own property. Typically with a gun. Warrants partly exist to stop someone from doing that, which is what the parent comment is all about.