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[Most Lee Harmless]

Dman having comprehension issues once more : being five times more likely to be murdered means five times as many Americans feel moved enough to murder their fellow citizens, even with the knowledge that their chosen victim may be armed. So, how are you safer? Why do your fellow citizens want to kill you at such a high rate?

If you paid for your education, demand a refund!

[Dmanwuzhere]

guns are specifically for smaller vs larger/outnumbered people
lol the ar 15 is perfect for those of smaller stature

just a few from one recent month proving size and numbers are equalized by guns


Oct. 3, Hartford, Connecticut: When two armed carjackers ambushed a driver and tried to steal his car at gunpoint, police said, the driver—a concealed carry permit holder—drew his own handgun and exchanged fire with the carjackers, killing one and wounding the other. Although injured, the driver was expected to recover. The surviving carjacking suspect was charged with several felonies, including first-degree assault, first-degree robbery, and criminal possession of a firearm.
Oct. 4, Dunn, North Carolina: Police said a woman woke up at home to discover an intruder trying to steal several items—including her dog. She grabbed her handgun and, despite never having fired a gun before, successfully “shot [the intruder] out of the house.” Police said they later arrested the intruder, who was shot twice, and charged him with first- degree burglary.
Oct. 7, Upper Southampton, Pennsylvania: Authorities said three men attacked a concealed carry permit holder as he walked to his vehicle outside a bar, repeatedly punching him in the face and knocking him down. The permit holder retrieved his firearm and shot at his assailants, fatally striking two and wounding the third before calling 911.
Oct. 9, Church Road, Virginia: After a man fatally shot his father and two dogs during an argument, police said, an armed family friend intervened and held the suspect at gunpoint until police arrived. Local law enforcement officials said his actions likely saved the lives of several others inside the home.
Oct. 13, Chicago: A knife-wielding man attacked a woman as she entered a residential building, cutting her hands and thigh, police said. A second woman armed herself with a gun and intervened, shooting the assailant multiple times in the chest area. He was hospitalized in critical condition. His victim was treated at the same hospital.
Oct. 14, Orlando, Florida: Police said the owner of a jewelry store confronted four would-be robbers, at least one armed, who stormed into his business and attempted a “smash and grab” robbery. The owner drew his own gun and shot at the intruders, fatally striking two and sending the other two running. The jeweler told reporters that many other store owners in the shopping mall also are concealed carry permit holders, explaining: “If you come to the Magic Mall and you want to commit a crime, there’s a really good chance you’re going to get shot.”
Oct. 17, Gainesville, Georgia: Police said an armed good Samaritan shot and wounded a knife-wielding man who damaged several vehicles and threatened multiple people—including two female paramedics—during a mental health crisis. The good Samaritan and one paramedic were treated for minor injuries. The suspect, in critical condition, faced several serious criminal charges, including attempted murder.
Oct. 21, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: A homeowner shot and wounded an intruder who kicked in his back door in the middle of the afternoon and then refused his order to leave, police said. The wounded intruder fled, but police found him nearby as he walked down a street carrying a large butcher knife. Police charged him with felony trespassing, attempted burglary, and making terroristic threats.
Oct. 22, Las Vegas, Nevada: When a mentally disturbed man broke into a home, grabbed a kitchen knife, and threatened to kill everyone inside, the homeowner and his wife barricaded themselves in a second-floor bedroom. Police said the homeowner grabbed his gun and fired a warning shot, but the intruder continued trying to force his way inside. The homeowner fired the next round through the door, striking the man in the leg. Police arrested the intruder, who they said was the subject of several 911 calls that night and may have tried to break into other homes.
Oct. 25, Edinburg, Texas: Police said a woman shot and wounded an intruder through the door of the bedroom in which she and her children were hiding. The intruder fled, but responding deputies found him about 100 yards from the home. He had entered the residence through a garage and continued trying to break down the bedroom door even after the woman warned him that she was armed and had called police.
Oct. 27, Kokomo, Indiana: When a masked intruder tried to rob three apartment residents at gunpoint, police said, they fought back, knocking away the handgun as well as a second one the intruder reached for during the struggle. One resident retrieved his own firearm and held the suspect at gunpoint until police arrived. No one inside the apartment was injured.
Oct. 29, Hatchechubbee, Alabama: A woman fatally shot her estranged husband after he forced his way into her home, police said. The woman was in the process of having a restraining order reinstated against her husband after its recent expiration


how petite lol
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3649296/That-pretty-good-Video-surfaces-seven-year-old-gun-comfortably-firing-AR-15-gun-used-Orlando-massacre.html

[Lil Lola]

you cling to murder as your only stat to exhibit 5x the protection

yet the number of familial underage rape coupled with the women being raped and your citizenry is being populated by victim birthing... proof that there is no huge margin of safety

i have the right to shoot the chit out of you for most crimes on my property... and some to protect others and myself off of my property
if you consider being shot for a crime unsafe or less protected then you begin to understand that mantra... crime doesnt pay


deduct defensive murders... tell me about that 5x protection...when you are ruled by physical power over weaponry im sure the aussie women and children love it

Speaking of guns and kids when are you going to follow fatso’s lead and create a law so vets or retired police to monitor your schools? Much cheaper than having the teachers carry guns because they are already trained and probably don't need to get a license or gun because they're already do. They can use the money. Plus they are probably less like to shoot some of these bad little kids. Although the kids probably won't act foolish if a former cop was hanging around all the time.

[Dmanwuzhere]

dont steal rape rob and victimize because you can here or australia... no consequence in australia.... but here armed folks may have you passing the room temperature challenge... and good on em... no university education is needed ... dropped bodies are hella great visual lessons


the left fights the introduction of vets or trained guns in schools ... gun free zones... making it safe to murder kids at will for far too log

[Argo]

guns are specifically for smaller vs larger/outnumbered people
lol the ar 15 is perfect for those of smaller stature

just a few from one recent month proving size and numbers are equalized by guns


Oct. 3, Hartford, Connecticut: When two armed carjackers ambushed a driver and tried to steal his car at gunpoint, police said, the driver—a concealed carry permit holder—drew his own handgun and exchanged fire with the carjackers, killing one and wounding the other. Although injured, the driver was expected to recover. The surviving carjacking suspect was charged with several felonies, including first-degree assault, first-degree robbery, and criminal possession of a firearm.
Oct. 4, Dunn, North Carolina: Police said a woman woke up at home to discover an intruder trying to steal several items—including her dog. She grabbed her handgun and, despite never having fired a gun before, successfully “shot [the intruder] out of the house.” Police said they later arrested the intruder, who was shot twice, and charged him with first- degree burglary.
Oct. 7, Upper Southampton, Pennsylvania: Authorities said three men attacked a concealed carry permit holder as he walked to his vehicle outside a bar, repeatedly punching him in the face and knocking him down. The permit holder retrieved his firearm and shot at his assailants, fatally striking two and wounding the third before calling 911.
Oct. 9, Church Road, Virginia: After a man fatally shot his father and two dogs during an argument, police said, an armed family friend intervened and held the suspect at gunpoint until police arrived. Local law enforcement officials said his actions likely saved the lives of several others inside the home.
Oct. 13, Chicago: A knife-wielding man attacked a woman as she entered a residential building, cutting her hands and thigh, police said. A second woman armed herself with a gun and intervened, shooting the assailant multiple times in the chest area. He was hospitalized in critical condition. His victim was treated at the same hospital.
Oct. 14, Orlando, Florida: Police said the owner of a jewelry store confronted four would-be robbers, at least one armed, who stormed into his business and attempted a “smash and grab” robbery. The owner drew his own gun and shot at the intruders, fatally striking two and sending the other two running. The jeweler told reporters that many other store owners in the shopping mall also are concealed carry permit holders, explaining: “If you come to the Magic Mall and you want to commit a crime, there’s a really good chance you’re going to get shot.”
Oct. 17, Gainesville, Georgia: Police said an armed good Samaritan shot and wounded a knife-wielding man who damaged several vehicles and threatened multiple people—including two female paramedics—during a mental health crisis. The good Samaritan and one paramedic were treated for minor injuries. The suspect, in critical condition, faced several serious criminal charges, including attempted murder.
Oct. 21, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: A homeowner shot and wounded an intruder who kicked in his back door in the middle of the afternoon and then refused his order to leave, police said. The wounded intruder fled, but police found him nearby as he walked down a street carrying a large butcher knife. Police charged him with felony trespassing, attempted burglary, and making terroristic threats.
Oct. 22, Las Vegas, Nevada: When a mentally disturbed man broke into a home, grabbed a kitchen knife, and threatened to kill everyone inside, the homeowner and his wife barricaded themselves in a second-floor bedroom. Police said the homeowner grabbed his gun and fired a warning shot, but the intruder continued trying to force his way inside. The homeowner fired the next round through the door, striking the man in the leg. Police arrested the intruder, who they said was the subject of several 911 calls that night and may have tried to break into other homes.
Oct. 25, Edinburg, Texas: Police said a woman shot and wounded an intruder through the door of the bedroom in which she and her children were hiding. The intruder fled, but responding deputies found him about 100 yards from the home. He had entered the residence through a garage and continued trying to break down the bedroom door even after the woman warned him that she was armed and had called police.
Oct. 27, Kokomo, Indiana: When a masked intruder tried to rob three apartment residents at gunpoint, police said, they fought back, knocking away the handgun as well as a second one the intruder reached for during the struggle. One resident retrieved his own firearm and held the suspect at gunpoint until police arrived. No one inside the apartment was injured.
Oct. 29, Hatchechubbee, Alabama: A woman fatally shot her estranged husband after he forced his way into her home, police said. The woman was in the process of having a restraining order reinstated against her husband after its recent expiration


how petite lol
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3649296/That-pretty-good-Video-surfaces-seven-year-old-gun-comfortably-firing-AR-15-gun-used-Orlando-massacre.html

Wow.. thats a good record where it worked out for the intended victims for sure!
I can keep a gun when I live on boats lol .. but not in my house!! Firstly, the temptation to use it when things get a little hairy LOL - and secondly, do you really want your kids and grandkids to have to live a world where the need to carry arms just in case someone attacks them is normal, routine and everyday?

I mean couldnt we be trying to calm things down rather than ramp it up?

lol yea.. Ive held an AK 15.. and it was surprisingly lightweight to carry and I didnt get to fire it... Its a good fit for me ... but not gonna happen.
Im not sure Im keen on a world where everyone is armed and dangerous. Im not sure I want my kids and theirs to have to live under that umbrella.


" See ya when you get back from the beach kids. Have a great time. Remember your sunscreen - oh and your gun .. make sure you have enough bullets!"
Really?

I do not know about the 5x number thingy you and Danik are saying .. but I do know .. if you dont have a gun on you, you cant kill someone with it.

[Dmanwuzhere]

and you cant defend yourself either if underpowered... i absolutely want my family to conceal carry as often as they can... i certainly dont want them to be victims to daniks who attacks some lil kids or women because he's bigger.... fookin dump a clip in him and let him pray for a miracle lol

[Argo]

lol.. its a completely different consciousness isnt it? And I doubt we will ever see eye to eye on it .. which is fine by me .. Ill still talk to ya lol

And I do not judge you for your views on this either ...

I can understand your last reply bc you live it ... I think Ive said before.. I can think of nothing worse than having to pick up my wallet, my sunnies, my keys and my gun everytime I walk out the door ... You call it freedom ... I most certainly do not ...
To be forced (by self and society) to HAVE to carry a weapon to protect yourself all the time is dystopian to me .. Its living in a world of fear.
The expectation is that something is going to happen to you or your loved ones ... and that could just be in your head bc of your own experiences .. so why project them? And increase the fear by enforcing the need to protect oneself??

If a gun is all it takes to stop feeling fearful .. its sad times indeed.
How does carrying a gun make you feel, dman? Safe? Alert? Paranoid? Confident? What does it give you?

[Lil Lola]

dont steal rape rob and victimize because you can here or australia... no consequence in australia.... but here armed folks may have you passing the room temperature challenge... and good on em... no university education is needed ... dropped bodies are hella great visual lessons


the left fights the introduction of vets or trained guns in schools ... gun free zones... making it safe to murder kids at will for far too log

Van Drew is writing up a bill. The left here are mad that Murphy did a 180 with the bear hunt so they are probably distracted enough.

[Dmanwuzhere]

a means to enforce the law to those who would seek to break it.... with me mine or those around me.... in mind as victims... conceal carry isnt about ego or comfort ... its a tool .... my closest at hand tool always... is my skinning knife ... quicker to use that than a gun... but honestly... the gun is more humane if there is a humane way to prepare to kill a human lol...

i will never value the life of a predator over me my family or those around me... just what it is

[Argo]

ofc not - agreed... with the last 2 points in particular .. lol .. a quick bullet could be a tad more humane lol a cleaner kill maybe?

Do you ever leave the house without carrying? Would you? I wonder how many could?
(I am genuinely interested).

So, kids and weapons?


Something nagging me about school shootings .. we have had some ..


full read here:

https://www.firearmownersunited.com/aus ... fter-1996/