For this British woman, living alone and terrified....I suggest a 9mm or .45 caliber pistol....oh...she lives in Britain....she's a victim.......

[iamwhatiseem]

No dog is more loving and comforting to its owner and a threat extraordinaire to a home invader, than a pit bull, and their short hair is a plus. And if they multiply, they're very coveted by people who hear about their loyalty and loving obedience to their owners and impairment and ferocity to interlopers.

It really depends. The breed has been accosted by criminally abusive breeders who purposefully bred aggressiveness into an otherwise benign family pet. The breed was always protective particularly of children, but without risk of going too far.
Not anymore. The breed today is plagued by over breeding of aggressive pups. Today, faaar too many of these animals are unpredictable, nervous and quick to attack in even random situations. To the point I would never own one because it is impossible to know it's lineage.
Hopefully someday the breed can get back to its natural ways. But it will take decades if ever.
The answer is much-much-much stricter breeding laws and aggressive prosecution of criminally irresponsible breeders.

 

[1srelluc]

This thread needs mor Webley.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

This thread needs mor Webley.

Pretty.

 

[2aguy]

Why?

British gun laws and the government officials do their best to keep normal people from owning guns....just the process described shows she has almost no chance to get a gun....in particular a handgun.....

Sell your B.S. to a biden voter.

 

[pknopp]

British gun laws and the government officials do their best to keep normal people from owning guns....just the process described shows she has almost no chance to get a gun....in particular a handgun.....

Sell your B.S. to a biden voter.

The article says nothing of the sort.

 

[2aguy]

Take a look at the guns you can legally buy in the UK

The UK banned handguns in 1997, but citizens are still able to own and shoot some shotguns and rifles with a license.

www.businessinsider.com

From your own link you dumb ass..........

For firearms other than a shotgun, applicants must give police a "good reason" for wanting to own one. Hunting or being a member of a shooting club, for example, might be seen as good reasons. Self-defence won't be considered a valid reason.

Self defense for any of the guns is not a good reason for owning a gun in Britain......and of those rifles, they must be stored at gun ranges...

And here...

Shotguns and rifles may be licensed by applying for a certificate through the local police force, according to the government's guide on gun-licensing law.

And the local police force will simply tell her to get a rape whistle....

 

[2aguy]

The article says nothing of the sort.

From the link to the British gun laws...you dumb ass...from your article...

What is a ‘good reason’ to own a firearm?
1.6 Applicants should be able to demonstrate to the police that they require their firearm on a regular, legitimate basis for work, sport or leisure (including collections or research). Chief Officers are able to exercise discretion over what constitutes a good reason, judging each case on its own merits.

 

[pknopp]

From the link to the British gun laws...you dumb ass...from your article...

What is a ‘good reason’ to own a firearm?
1.6 Applicants should be able to demonstrate to the police that they require their firearm on a regular, legitimate basis for work, sport or leisure (including collections or research). Chief Officers are able to exercise discretion over what constitutes a good reason, judging each case on its own merits.

All she has to say is she wants it for target practice.

 

[2aguy]

The article says nothing of the sort.

How much do you want to bet her home isn't going to be considered a "Designated Site," to keep her shotgun?

1. Section 7(3) of the 1997 Act provides that owners keep and use their guns at a site designated by the Secretary of State if they hold a firearm certificate issued by their local police.

 

[2aguy]

All she has to say is she wants it for target practice.

Here...you dumb ass....again, from your article, following the link to British gun laws...you idiot...

Firearms for personal protection
12.81 Applications for the grant of a firearm certificate for the applicant’s, or another’s, protection, or that of premises, should be refused on the grounds that firearms are not an acceptable means of protection in Great Britain.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1042069/Firearms_Guide_17122021.pdf

And you are advising that she breaks the law to get her gun...but, dumb ass......any reason she gives, unless she lives on a farm, the shotgun or rifle would need to be stored at a gun club location........you idiot......

 

[pknopp]

How much do you want to bet her home isn't going to be considered a "Designated Site," to keep her shotgun?

1. Section 7(3) of the 1997 Act provides that owners keep and use their guns at a site designated by the Secretary of State if they hold a firearm certificate issued by their local police.

Many people in England own rifles and shotguns.

 

[pknopp]

Here...you dumb ass....again, from your article, following the link to British gun laws...you idiot...

Firearms for personal protection
12.81 Applications for the grant of a firearm certificate for the applicant’s, or another’s, protection, or that of premises, should be refused on the grounds that firearms are not an acceptable means of protection in Great Britain.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1042069/Firearms_Guide_17122021.pdf

And you are advising that she breaks the law to get her gun...but, dumb ass......any reason she gives, unless she lives on a farm, the shotgun or rifle would need to be stored at a gun club location........you idiot......

Many people own guns in England. What their laws are, are really none of your concern either.

 

[2aguy]

Many people in England own rifles and shotguns.

Not for self defense, and those rifles are kept at shooting clubs...hard to shoot a rapist when your rifle is at the club instead of your home.........and shotgun licenses are also dependent on the mood of the British cops....

So no, normal people who want to protect themselves are not able to buy a gun, in particular, a handgun, for self defense.....

So my questions always stand...

Will you answer them?

A woman is grabbed by a violent serial rapist at a bus stop, a train platform or in her apartment...he plans on beating, raping and murdering her. She has a gun, and can stop the rape with the gun......

Do you want her to use that gun to stop the rape?

A woman stops an attack with a gun, a brutal rape, torture and murder...in a public space....if you had the ability to go back in time, and prevent her from having that gun...would you?
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The British government will not allow a woman to own and carry a gun to prevent being gang raped in a London park.....saying she does not have "good reason," to own the gun.

A member of the House of Lords wants to quail hunt with his rich friends on his private country estate, and the British government gives him the gun....because he has "good reason."

Does this make sense to you?

 

[2aguy]

Many people own guns in England. What their laws are, are really none of your concern either.

They are when shitheads like you use them to demand gun control here......

 

[2aguy]

Many people own guns in England. What their laws are, are really none of your concern either.

And this post shows you have nothing.....once I posted actual British laws banning all guns for self defense purposes, first you state she should lie and break the law...then you post that...

You are......

 

[pknopp]

Not for self defense, and those rifles are kept at shooting clubs...hard to shoot a rapist when your rifle is at the club instead of your home.........and shotgun licenses are also dependent on the mood of the British cops....

So no, normal people who want to protect themselves are not able to buy a gun, in particular, a handgun, for self defense.....

So my questions always stand...

Will you answer them?

A woman is grabbed by a violent serial rapist at a bus stop, a train platform or in her apartment...he plans on beating, raping and murdering her. She has a gun, and can stop the rape with the gun......

Do you want her to use that gun to stop the rape?

A woman stops an attack with a gun, a brutal rape, torture and murder...in a public space....if you had the ability to go back in time, and prevent her from having that gun...would you?
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The British government will not allow a woman to own and carry a gun to prevent being gang raped in a London park.....saying she does not have "good reason," to own the gun.

A member of the House of Lords wants to quail hunt with his rich friends on his private country estate, and the British government gives him the gun....because he has "good reason."

Does this make sense to you?

Whether another countries laws make sense to me makes no difference. It's their laws, their decisions.

 

[pknopp]

They are when shitheads like you use them to demand gun control here......

LOL. more stomping of feet. I wish we had some grown ups here.

 

[2aguy]

Whether another countries laws make sense to me makes no difference. It's their laws, their decisions.

Again.....you really are lame.

When shitheads like you stop using Britain, the rest of Europe and Australis to push your gun control dreams, then I won't have to discuss their gun control failures....

 

[2aguy]

LOL. more stomping of feet. I wish we had some grown ups here.

You were owned with your own link......

 

[woodwork201]

Yeah....keep telling yourself that......getting that license is almost impossible for people like her....

And even if she had a gun, she's not permitted to defend herself or her home in the UK. She would most certainly be charged with brandishing at a minimum or murder if she shot a rapist or burglar.