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Like I have said many many times, a gun is not likely to make you any safer.
Cops, bodyguards and security guards should disarm
These people are trained officials that have the appropriate license to obtain a firearm.
How does having a license = the gun will increase your safety?
your argument is specious. BTW I have a license to carry a firearm. I used to have the authority to carry in courthouses.
It is completely irrelevant because cops and soldiers are REQUIRED to carry a firearm. A cop that refuses to carry a firearm will be terminated immediately. They do not have a choice.
So tell us-how do guns make them safe and make a grandmaster level professional shooter such as me "unsafe"?
I am not exactly sure how or even if guns make them safe. than thA policeman typically has more training e average citizen. We do know cops have to pass an extensive criminal background check to even become cops.
The police and soldiers are faced with real criminals/enemies that are intending to harm them and civilians.
Also, only a true narcissist would refer to themselves as a 'grandmaster level professional shooter' If what you are saying is true, then I would suspect the FBI has a file on you because someone with that type of training and proficiency in firearms, is indeed a potential threat.
Like I have said many many times, a gun is not likely to make you any safer.
So do you disagree with Susan B Anthony?That means that you don't understand feminism. Feminism means advancing at others expense without earning it. Being accountable and self reliant has nothing to do with current feminists.
These people are trained officials that have the appropriate license and training to obtain a firearm.
Cops and soldiers in the military need a firearm to keep us safe.
And like I have said many many times, you're wrong. It depends on the person, whether or not a gun will make them any safer.
And their training is all too often inadequate. I've got more firearms training than the average police officer.
Like I told one of your comrades here, by the time you can take out your gun out of your holster and shoot the "bad guy" you are most likely already dead.
If you are shooting someone in a large area with innocent bystanders, your bullet is most likely going to ricochet and hit an innocent bystander or even yourself.
Guns are a deterrent to prevent property crimes however in stopping another shooter, not so much.
Like I told one of your comrades here, by the time you can take out your gun out of your holster and shoot the "bad guy" you are most likely already dead.
If you are shooting someone in a large area with innocent bystanders, your bullet is most likely going to ricochet and hit an innocent bystander or even yourself.
Guns are a deterrent to prevent property crimes however in stopping another shooter, not so much.
According to Bucky, that makes you a potential threat. Does the FBI have a file on you?
You obviously have not taken any firearm classes that involve shooting from the holster and shooting from concealment under time pressure. Therefore you don't understand such stuff and you don't know anything about what you're saying. I am a Distinguished Graduate with the handgun at the shooting school of Front Sight and to get that I had to shoot from the holster from concealment under time pressure from various distances. Before you make claims you should make sure you're at least as knowledgeable on the subject as the person you're making the claims to.
You obviously have not taken any firearm classes that involve shooting from the holster and shooting from concealment under time pressure. Therefore you don't understand such stuff and you don't know anything about what you're saying. I am a Distinguished Graduate with the handgun at the shooting school of Front Sight and to get that I had to shoot from the holster from concealment under time pressure from various distances. Before you make claims you should make sure you're at least as knowledgeable on the subject as the person you're making the claims to.
If you were in vegas during the las vegas shooting you probably would have shot innocent bystanders. A gun wouldn't have helped you in that situation.
If I was one of the concert goers, not that I would be since I can't stand country music, but hypothetically if I was a concert goer than you're right. In the Las Vegas shooting even if all the concert goers had rifles they could not return fire without endangering innocent people in the hotel. However if the hotel had armed staff than perhaps Stephen Paddock could've been stopped before killing too many people. Also, in the Southerland Springs shooting in Texas the shooter was stopped by a good citizen with a rifle. In the New Zealand shooting which I saw the live video of despite how disturbing it is if some of the people at the mosque were armed they could've stopped the shooter. The Las Vegas shooting was unique in regards to the position the shooter was in and the situation.
Sure it does, it has to do with arming the right people.It is pretty evident how to stop these shootings and the answer has nothing to do with arming more people.
All the more reason women should like guns, a woman can use a gun to stop a man who is being violent towards her.As for the original topic of the thread, women in general compared to men do not like guns for the following reasons:
1. Men are more violent than women
See above.2. Men are more aggressive than women
That has nothing to do with it.3. Men have less empathy than women
That also has nothing to do with it.4. Men in distress are less likely to seek help compared to women.
If I was one of the concert goers, not that I would be since I can't stand country music, but hypothetically if I was a concert goer than you're right. In the Las Vegas shooting even if all the concert goers had rifles they could not return fire without endangering innocent people in the hotel. However if the hotel had armed staff than perhaps Stephen Paddock could've been stopped before killing too many people. Also, in the Southerland Springs shooting in Texas the shooter was stopped by a good citizen with a rifle. In the New Zealand shooting which I saw the live video of despite how disturbing it is if some of the people at the mosque were armed they could've stopped the shooter. The Las Vegas shooting was unique in regards to the position the shooter was in and the situation.
I am not exactly sure how or even if guns make them safe. A policeman typically has more training than the average citizen. We do know cops have to pass an extensive criminal background check to even become cops.
The police and soldiers are faced with real criminals/enemies that are intending to harm them and civilians.
Also, only a true narcissist would refer to themselves as a 'grandmaster level professional shooter' If what you are saying is true, then I would suspect the FBI has a file on you because someone with that type of training and proficiency in firearms, is indeed a potential threat.