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Building Thoughtful Gun Owners – Defense Of Others…Or Not?
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David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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You want to protect the people around you. If you teach self-defense, then you’ve had a few students who haven’t thought through what will happen after they act in another's defense. If you’re a new gun owner, then now is the time to think about the use of lethal force in defense of our lives or others. We can do too much as well as too little. It is too late to make fine moral distinctions in the fleeting moment when your friends need help.
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mickey
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Who on this earth are you willing to go to prison for protecting?
Your children? Your mate? Everyone in your hometown? |
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