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Well, technically I do but it's hundreds of miles away and I haven't shot it in years.
What's wrong with you
Well, technically I do but it's hundreds of miles away and I haven't shot it in years.
>texan
>not owning a gun
pick 1
No need.
it's fun that you're angry about it tho.
>guns
>no need
pick 1 fgt
lol it's fun when you get sol salty you don't even make sense anymore.
I see what u did there m8
Now that was funny.
That was not the question. If faced with an intruder in your home who wanted to harm you gun or no gun?
You've been so busy dodging and making failed analogies you can't even form coherent questions.
And I'm alive after leaving my door unlocked last night.
No gun.
Would you like to go double or nothing tonight?
TX man shoots self hitching up shorts in store: ‘It’s dangerous to stick a gun in your pants’
A Texas man was wounded Friday afternoon after accidentally shooting himself during a trip to a convenience store.
Police said Jason Bryant, who held a concealed carry permit, went into the store in Orange, where the gun discharged as he pulled up his shorts, reported the Longview News-Journal.
“He walked maybe six feet in the door when he pulled his shorts up, something caught the trigger and the gun discharged into his leg,” said Chief Jim Vanover, of Orange police. “People immediately rushed over to help.”
Another customer fashioned a tourniquet from a belt by the time emergency crews arrived, and Bryant was taken to an area hospital for treatment.
Vanover said the shooting could have been prevented by proper gun safety.
“If you’re going to carry a gun it needs to be in a safe holster,” Vanover said. “It’s dangerous to stick a gun in your pants.”
No one else was injured during the incident, which remains under investigation.
Bryant has not been charged in the negligent discharge.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/07/2...e+Raw+Story%29
Your life is on the line and you just choose to die? You are either a liar or a coward.
Eh, I'll try something. I don't force myself to think about it every night like you do when you prepare to kill someone.
Living in fear of that works for you. Fine. I choose not to live in that fear.
The way I look at it, and as someone who has no property he absolutely can't live without...
(Low % chance that my home will be intruded upon) * (Low % chance said intruder wants to murder me or my family unprovoked) * (Low % chance I would actually wake up and fire the first shot if they did want to murder us)
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(Low % chance my gun might accidentally harm or kill someone in my family or otherwise)
I also know we would feel even LESS safe in the days/weeks/months after shooting an intruder. I've now introduced the possibility of retaliation into the mix. We'd probably have to move to feel safe again.
But that's just me.
When you are out and about in downtown Austin on a weekend night having a few drinks do you just wander around aimlessly staring at the sidewalk or do you have situational awareness?
lol listen to yourself. Every second of your life is a combat situation.
Not much for me downtown on weekends tbh, but nothing I do involves preparing to kill someone. I'm just not that fearful.
So when you are out and about you are oblivious to what is going on around you correct?
what does this have to do with preparing to kill someone before you go to bed?
I don't have a gun in any of these situations. Are you carrying when you go out on the town wherever you are?
Are we going double or nothing I survive tonight?
Yes or no?
lol now you're demanding I answer a question after dodging the same one 15 times?
Doesn't work that way.
I don't' obsess over being murdered every second of the day like you do and think everyone else should. Waste of time and energy.
Now answer this question -- are you packing all the time?
Seriously, there have been three homicides in my zip code this past year.
The victims all knew the people who killed them.
They were all domestic disputes.
Having a gun in the home led to the murders.
They all happened in the same apartment -- months apart. Freaky, eh?
I don't have a gun and I don't live in that apartment, so I'm good. Thanks for all your concern and dodging.
I already answered your question numerous times, but ill answer once again, very slim.
So, yes or no?
Now you finally know why i don't have a gun.
I already answered your question. I'm not walking around downtown prepared to kill someone with a gun at all times.So, yes or no?
Now answer this question -- are you packing all the time?
never mentioned a gun once. You haven't answered the question. Do you walk around oblivious to what is going on around you?
nopeNow answer this question -- are you packing all the time?
I'm sure I'm not as hypervigilant as you, so what does it matter?
How irresponsible.nope
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