Exactly, I don't own a gun and may never own one. They are for destruction and to kill something. No thanks to loving an inanimate object. I'll let the trained professionals whose mentally stable and reliable use such a "tool".
All I was saying is that its A way to not be as fearful. I also mentioned I usually walk with friends (that also carry) and that helps to. Even 2 girls are less likely to be attacked than 1. The problem with your trained professional approach is theres never a cop when you need 1 and if a cop is around your likelihood of being attacked is just about zero... why? They have guns.
I'm a fan of personal responsibility no you can't control what others do but you can take care of yourself. Living in fear sucks and I refuse to do it but you can do what you like.
Personal responsibility has to do with me knowing it's likely to rain to bringing an umbrella, it's getting to work on time not me bringing a gun everywhere I go even if it's to the toilet.
well like I said you do what you like it makes no differece to me. And FWIW me and my friends aren't gun nuts just regular ppl that will not be victimized. Both of my male roommates are former military so they essentially are trained professionals and they are the ones that taught me. Safety with firearms is a very important aspect of gun ownership and we take it very seriously.
Gun lovers........ Nope, personal responsibility has nothing to do with scary individuals trying to scare the general public.
I don't need a gun, a need better trained professionals who are stable not mentally ill individuals employed by my state who are hired to protect me to do their jobs.
Is It normal to get scared while seeing a group of guys on a sidewalk
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Guns are a tool just like any other tool you use them to get a job done. But if your afraid of them you shouldn't have 1.
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Exactly, I don't own a gun and may never own one. They are for destruction and to kill something. No thanks to loving an inanimate object. I'll let the trained professionals whose mentally stable and reliable use such a "tool".
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All I was saying is that its A way to not be as fearful. I also mentioned I usually walk with friends (that also carry) and that helps to. Even 2 girls are less likely to be attacked than 1. The problem with your trained professional approach is theres never a cop when you need 1 and if a cop is around your likelihood of being attacked is just about zero... why? They have guns.
I'm a fan of personal responsibility no you can't control what others do but you can take care of yourself. Living in fear sucks and I refuse to do it but you can do what you like.
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Personal responsibility has to do with me knowing it's likely to rain to bringing an umbrella, it's getting to work on time not me bringing a gun everywhere I go even if it's to the toilet.
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well like I said you do what you like it makes no differece to me. And FWIW me and my friends aren't gun nuts just regular ppl that will not be victimized. Both of my male roommates are former military so they essentially are trained professionals and they are the ones that taught me. Safety with firearms is a very important aspect of gun ownership and we take it very seriously.
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Okay....
Gun lovers........ Nope, personal responsibility has nothing to do with scary individuals trying to scare the general public.
I don't need a gun, a need better trained professionals who are stable not mentally ill individuals employed by my state who are hired to protect me to do their jobs.