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WA: Gun School: A true story of fear, fatherhood and the collapse of the empire
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I didn't tell Kate I was going for weeks, and when I did tell her, she didn't say much. In fact, she didn't say anything. I considered cancelling, but it had been so hard to get a spot. Everyone wanted to go to gun school. The pandemic — or something worse, whatever it was that had been tearing us apart for years — was working our fear, making some of us conclude that we might have to shoot somebody soon, which is what we mean when we talk about self-defense.
My brother bought a gun and locked it in his basement. For bears, he said.
"Really?" I said. "Bears?"
"Listen," he said. "I hear people shooting here all the time." |
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PHORTO
(9/30/2021)
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A perfect example of a mind reduced to idiotic incompetence by misinformation and indoctrination: Memo to author - Stop thinking. You're blowing it. |
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