You are the one diagnosing the 13 million who have carry licenses with a weird gun complex. You are the one playing psychiatrist.
90% of us say BS. You want to protect your family, have them eat more fruits and vegetables and work out.
Your statement is BS. Please show proof the 90% of America thinks that carrying is BS. Just because the 90% doesn't carry, does not prove that they are against other people getting trained and licensed to carry. Successful defensive firearm uses happen everyday.
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There must be an issue here, why does he deflect rather than answer the question ? Defending oneself from attackers with firearms is a common place everyday occurance.
There's an issue here alright. What I see everyday is people making bad decisions regarding their lifestyle that effects their loved ones. What I have never seen in 73 years, outside of a combat zone, is someone having to pull a firearm to protect their family.
How will such prevent them from being present when a mass killing is unfolding in the area? How will such prevent them from being present when a mentally ill individual decides to perform a school shooting?
Strange, I have had to use my sidearm to defend others many times outside a War Zone. And I am only 52
That is a beautiful dog ! Dogs love me. It would break my heart to hurt a dog. A Rabid dog is quite another matter. So is a madman with a machette or a gun. Your reasoning is faulty.
Anyone who claims self-defense instances don't happen is either purposefully blinding themselves to the truth, or an antigun shill trying to convince those who don't know any better.
