| WrathofTank said: The scenario I explained above is how many people are murdered, beaten, raped, etc. They are attacked unexpectely and usually can't defend themselves properly. It's great that you feel confident in your ability to defend yourself. Unfortunately with this type of thinking you would likely become a victim of serious bodily injury or death (if put into the scenario mentioned above). If you had a gun on you and didn't defend yourself from the attacker it would be unwise. |
My problem with this is the fact that all the stuff you describe happens to many people. Rather then using guns as a solution to self defence why not work out the root cause of these issues? Here in Aus we do have those crimes but at the same time no one fears it will happen to them because they are so rare. If they do happen 9/10 times there was a motive behind it.
As someone who has travelled to America it amazes me how you can have some of the nicest places in the world and very friendly people and at the same time have areas that you feel like you are going to die in if you enter them.
Look I understand he was defending himself and all and I do agree by American law he is innocent. However the situation could have been handled better and would have been if shoot first ask questions later wasn't bread into America's society.
First why aren't these neighbourhood watch guys trained in self defense and give say tazors etc as first choice of weapon?
Secondly why didnt he just annouce himself as neighbourhood watch?
Thirdly why arn't they patrolling in pairs in a job that may lead to altercations?












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