Blues Man
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- Aug 28, 2016
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Your insurance isn't causing a national epidemic of violence.That's a dumb excuse. What are the chances of getting into deadly trouble a gun can save you from in suburban America? Especially if you are untrained in it's use? I'd be willing to bet you are more likely to be struck by lighting or hit by a bus.Or they know that if they ever need help the cops are too far away to respond in time that is if they respond at all.The thing is the paranoia. They live in the suburbs and think it's downtown Beirut.So very often I see conversations such as these:
The obvious response:
The same places where we're told gun-violence is -so- bad that we need to further restrict the law abiding in their exercise of the right to keep and bear arms.
If gun violence is indeed that bad, how is it unreasonable to carry a gun for self-defense?
Why is the people who ask this question never want to discuss the answer?
How is it gun violence can be so bad that we need more gun control laws, but people who want to carry a gun to protect themselves are nuts?
It only takes one time.
Better to be prepared than not.
There is little or no chance my house will burn down but that doesn't mean I let my insurance lapse.
Neither are my guns as they have never been used in an illegal manner