Denise McAllisterVerificeret konto

Defending oneself is not violence.

Nope. Sure isn’t.

I don't think yall know what violence is. Martin Luther King was non-violent and last I checked, he didn't beat or attack the people attacking him.

No but you better bet he had bodyguards that would

I don't think you understand what non-violent protest was. In fact, that was one of the largest difference between MLK and Malcolm X. One pushed for self-defense, the other for non-violent protest.

MLK wanted a concealed carry and was denied by the Alabama may issue statute. He knew what he needed for protection

1/4 Martin Luther King Jr. made a clear distinction between people using guns to defend themselves in the home and the question of "whether it was tactically wise to use a gun while participating in an organized protest."

Ma'am, this is a Wendy's.

I prefer the hammer less revolver for my wife. Easier to remove from purse. Still a good gift!

Until the hammer gets taken from her hand and she is beaten to death with it. At least with a gun you can defend yourself from a distance. Remember, gun control is not keeping people from having them, but how accurate you are when you shoot in self-defense.

Can I ask, with all sincerity: who are you protecting yourselves from? I am honestly interested. It seems so scary to have so many guns. Protection, collection... What else?

I never owned a gun until I tried camping alone once in the PA Grand Canyon and got surrounded by wild dogs. More than I could count. Scariest experience of my life. Bought a sidearm right away for more camping. Once I was a gun owner and took some training the stigma went away.

I have never seen WW fight for BW or POC in general to own firearms legally tho lol. It’s all “what about the crime rate in Chicago” and “I felt unsafe because she raised her voice!”. You’re fake as hell

@DLoesch fights that fight every day.

Lmaoooo