Women Need To Carry Guns When Going Out Alone.

Fentoine Lum said:
And shoot unarmed folk like the police do, be an american.
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68 unarmed people were shot and killed by police in 2017 out of 987 total. That's 6.8%. Are you claiming that someone unarmed can't be dangerous?

Michael Brown was unarmed until he tried to steal an officer's gun. That got him, deservedly, shot and killed. What's worse is that the "hands up, don't shoot" bullshit still persists despite multiple EXPERTS proving his hands weren't up.
 
Fentoine Lum said:
Why does it even matter? You just kill them. You were "scared" and that's enough to get away with it. Fweedumb.
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It doesn't matter whether they're armed or not if they attack you. That they attack you is the only consideration. Are you suggesting people should wait to find out if someone attacking them is armed before so the fight can be on an even level? I don't give a shit if they are armed or not. If they attack, the fight doesn't have to be fair and the laws of my State back me up on that.
 
What is it with the people that live in rural areas, and always saying we need guns for protection in the city. They don't live in the city. Maybe they need guns going to the city, because it's such a big change, that it creates enough anxiety for them to jump from seeing their shadow on a wall. Have they ever even been to a big city. I walked around downtown Chicago, and I didn't even have a knife, or anything. It was no big deal really. Now out in the wilderness, I took a knife for possible snake encounters.
 
Jade Dragon said:
What is it with the people that live in rural areas, and always saying we need guns for protection in the city. They don't live in the city. Maybe they need guns going to the city, because it's such a big change, that it creates enough anxiety for them to jump from seeing their shadow on a wall. Have they ever even been to a big city. I walked around downtown Chicago, and I didn't even have a knife, or anything. No problem.
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welcome to chicago......

 
SmarterthanYou said:
then you're doing a massive disservice to your dog, who only wants to be a member of your pack, not the pack leader.

what do you and your dog do if met with an attacker not afraid of dogs and knows how to deal with dogs?
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I don’t know, it has never happened, and how am I to control my dog’s natural instinct to protect me. It’s not something I have taught her.
 
CFM said:
It doesn't matter whether they're armed or not if they attack you. That they attack you is the only consideration. Are you suggesting people should wait to find out if someone attacking them is armed before so the fight can be on an even level? I don't give a shit if they are armed or not. If they attack, the fight doesn't have to be fair and the laws of my State back me up on that.
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I think you should fear everyone, all day, every day, I've seen how you carry yourself here on these boards, you should be afraid, although you're never going to be on an even level. My sense is that you understand that, even if only on a primordial hindbrain level. That feeds into your fear and self esteem issues compounding your paranoia. If there are enough of you scared white supremacists in your state, your state may run on fear as well. Your nation certainly does.

I think we all recall those two cops who murdered Tamir Rice using your fear based "logic". What state was that, Ohio? Cops in a state of panic murdering children. I'll bet you can rationalize that as well, want to take a stab at that? Show us all again just how sick and twisted you are. Maybe some accompaniment on your african invented banjo?
 
philly rabbit said:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/...issing-iowa-student-found-20180821-story.html
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Unfortunately, guns aren't very useful to women as defensive weapons. They're fantastic if you've got the initiative -- for example, you're a rapist or murderer who is happy to draw first. But if you're a law-abiding citizen, it's a different story. I could have a loaded pistol in my purse and it's not going to do me a damned bit of good if someone comes up behind me and grabs my purse. In fact, I may be worse off, since now my assailant has a gun, if he didn't already. This may be part of the reason that statistical studies show that people in households with firearms are at higher risk of being victims of violence.
 
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