Teaching gun safety right now is more of a public service than ever in our lifetimes
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Personally my preference would be that every gun owner seek out training first. BUT, that isn't always feasible due to threats or a changing environment like we see today. Use your judgement, be as safe as you can be, but don't be afraid to exercise your rights.
This honestly isn't the point, Jeffrey, if you're prone to anxiety comorbid with depression you may want to buy personal protection that ultimately turns into your way out when rent is 3 months overdue and eviction-by-cop is looming
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I'm trying to paint a picture of something that's not terribly uncommon now and should be expected to ramp up considerably during a period of enforced lockdowns and widespread unemployment, plausibly outdoing the Great Depression
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I respect that, but there's a completely other angle to it. This is a situation where abuse cases are skyrocketing, where people are acting so crazy as to drive trains into ships, and where emergency services are extremely limited. If someone wants protection, I say get it.
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