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Re:A pre-K teacher on the trouble with lockdown drills by willvarfar on Friday November 07, 2014 @05:03AM (#8571853)
As a law-abiding family, we can only ever be victims of crime. And we've have break ins etc and it sucks. There is a really horrid fear for the first glance at the flat's door every time you come home, fear that it'll be ajar. And the fear that the car window will be broken again.

Now I'm not the kind of man to shoot my own kids or anything like that, but statistically its the man who is most likely to use a handgun to shoot his own family rather than use it to protect them in any kind of superhero intervention dream.

Every American who thinks guns solve disputes should live in Scandinavia and get a feel for how good things can actually be when life is looked at differently and norms are different. I strongly recommend that therapy. Change cultural norms I say!

Re:A pre-K teacher on the trouble with lockdown drills by duncan_bayne on Friday November 07, 2014 @05:55AM (#8571951)
Right, so: that's a yes? If the stats showed your dependents would be in greater danger if you were unarmed, you'd still be disarmed?
Re:A pre-K teacher on the trouble with lockdown drills by willvarfar on Friday November 07, 2014 @06:17AM (#8572007)
Its a No. I would not be armed. I am advocating that we don't arm ourselves to protect ourselves.
Re:A pre-K teacher on the trouble with lockdown drills by duncan_bayne on Saturday November 08, 2014 @04:15AM (#8576413)
I get it - I'd meant "yes" in the sense of "yes you'd choose to be unarmed".