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I couldn't help but address a woman's statement that left me astounded. She doesn't want her husband to have a gun because home invaders shouldn't die just for coming into your home. She essentially claimed that using a gun in self-defense against five attackers breaking into your home is...

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Mike Dixoncider3 years ago

It’s always white liberal women.

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Phillip Reinhold3 years ago

My wife was a victim of a home invasion before I met her. She was terrified of firearms. After being together for 10+ years, she asks me if I want another one for my birthday or Christmas.

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Randomly Random3 years ago

Reapeal the 19th. They had their chance.

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Vrex3 years ago

Firearm training in elementary school, education for purpose, use, and respect is essential. So is economics and money management. Instead, kids are being taught how to be defenseless and confused about who they are.

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Hung lo3 years ago

At that point you need a new wife

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Paul Hathaway3 years ago

So many people I have talked to about self defense or preparedness have said that they would “rather just get high and die” if faced with a lethal situation. I don’t understand it and I bet in the last moments of their life they would have a change of opinion, albeit too late!

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AR15.COM3 years ago

Tell her "good luck with that homie" and leave her 🤣

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Leo3 years ago

People understand… criminals don’t care about laws, what makes you think they will care about your feelings?

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🇺🇸🌸Pink Lady 4 Trump🌸🇺🇸3 years ago

Time to find a new wife and buy another gun.

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Tom Gresham3 years ago

Getting shot is an occupational hazard of being a felon. Just goes with the job. 🙄

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