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wig 08-06-2004 08:33 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Nickatilynx@Aug 5 2004, 12:57 PM
I wonder if there are stats for deaths by someone taking there gun off them and shooting them with it
I would love to see those stats. I find it hard to believe that there are many instances of this.

Of course, the anti-gun crowd certainly likes to use that line.

wig 08-06-2004 08:39 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Evil Chris@Aug 5 2004, 03:21 PM
Why does a woman need to carry a handgun in her purse? Because the society she lives in has become one where she needs to do it because there are so many other people with similar weapons. This is essentially the part I'm not all right with.

This is where you are completely wrong.

Society may sometimes be a dangerous place for a woman when alone, but the vast majority of the time it is not because someone else is armed with a gun. That is just a blatant exaggeration with no facts to support it.

VooMan 08-06-2004 09:54 AM

My father was a physician, and a rare person who was able to get a carry permit in New York City. (He made housecalls...)

When he went for his interview the conversation went like this:

Sergeant: Okay, so you're a doctor... Let me put you in a situation. Let's say someone breaks into your house and you shoot him. You're a doctor and you could save his life. What are you gonna do?

Dad: Put the other five bullets in his head.

Sergeant: That's absolutely right, cuz if you don't he'll be back after you and your family...

The sergeant approved my father's application and he got his license.

************************

My father always taught me to respect guns. It was unthinkable for me to show them to my friends or mess around with them without him around. We used to go to a range when I was a kid, and I learned to use a gun properly. The guns were always under lock and key, unless my father was on a housecall... Twice he was mugged, and twice he pulled out his gun. He never had to fire it, but it did save his life.

My father died way too young, but at least it was because of an accident and not some schmuck who wanted the 30 bucks he made on a housecall...

Peaches 08-06-2004 10:23 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by VooMan@Aug 6 2004, 09:55 AM
My father was a physician, and a rare person who was able to get a carry permit in New York City. (He made housecalls...)

When he went for his interview the conversation went like this:

Sergeant: Okay, so you're a doctor... Let me put you in a situation. Let's say someone breaks into your house and you shoot him. You're a doctor and you could save his life. What are you gonna do?

Dad: Put the other five bullets in his head.

Sergeant: That's absolutely right, cuz if you don't he'll be back after you and your family...

The sergeant approved my father's application and he got his license.

************************

My father always taught me to respect guns. It was unthinkable for me to show them to my friends or mess around with them without him around. We used to go to a range when I was a kid, and I learned to use a gun properly. The guns were always under lock and key, unless my father was on a housecall... Twice he was mugged, and twice he pulled out his gun. He never had to fire it, but it did save his life.

My father died way too young, but at least it was because of an accident and not some schmuck who wanted the 30 bucks he made on a housecall...

:wnw:

Vick 08-06-2004 10:56 AM

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Originally posted by XXXPhoto@Aug 6 2004, 04:20 AM
The most dangerous thing in a child's life is a clueless parent... period.
:wnw: :wnw: :wnw:


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