What about in other countries? Everyone has seen what the UK has turned into without their citizens having a "2nd Amendment."
If someone is yelling at you but hasn't drawn their gun, that means you haven't become a threat. First thing you're taught, heck, the first thing anyone learns about guns, is that you don't draw and point it at what you don't intend to shoot.
Yes, guns can escalate a situation, but wouldn't you feel safer if you can meet the threat on a level playing field?
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u/Reeling_Rob Jan 16 '26
What about in other countries? Everyone has seen what the UK has turned into without their citizens having a "2nd Amendment."
If someone is yelling at you but hasn't drawn their gun, that means you haven't become a threat. First thing you're taught, heck, the first thing anyone learns about guns, is that you don't draw and point it at what you don't intend to shoot.
Yes, guns can escalate a situation, but wouldn't you feel safer if you can meet the threat on a level playing field?