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Agreed with you actually. This might be me not being a native English speaker, and 'home invasion' and 'breaking and entering' where the same thing in my mind.
by Insanity 1y ago
Agreed with you actually. This might be me not being a native English speaker, and 'home invasion' and 'breaking and entering' where the same thing in my mind. But with the differences between the two that you've highlighted here, I do agree that different situations require different approaches.
- SanjayMehta 1y agoBreaking-and-entering is an Irish term from their British occupation. When a British landlord evicted his tenants, he would board up the door. The term comes from tenants breaking the boarded up door and entering their own home.