Is gun really the answer?
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"To determine who is the right person is the big question." I agree with you. Gun store will cater all people who wanted to buy, just for profit. To determine who is the right person?--- we are just dreaming!crediblereading2 wrote: ↑27 Mar 2018, 23:14 I believe that any kind of weapons of protection can be safe, if in the hands of the right persons. To determine who is the right person is the big question. Because not only guns but any other instrument can prove to be fatal in the hands of the wrong person.
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For I know God will protect and deliver me from all kinds of evil. I may be defenseless, but God is my greatest defender and protector.
Therefore, who shall I fear? No one.
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That is some very strong faith! I try so hard to feel this way too. Honestly, I think that as humans it is hard to keep this in mind because we do not want to leave people behind and such. I am so thankful I have my faith. It is why I could never use a gun myself, it is not my right to choose if someone dies, and it is what helps me worry a bit less about being shot. I still wish guns were not around though.See_B00kReaDs wrote: ↑28 Mar 2018, 08:06 Is gun really the answer? Definitely not. Gun will never be the answer.
For I know God will protect and deliver me from all kinds of evil. I may be defenseless, but God is my greatest defender and protector.
Therefore, who shall I fear? No one.
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I am so sorry for your loss. I feel like this topic hits those hardest who have been directly touched by gun violence. Every time I hear about another shooting my heart breaks a little more. The only “weapon” I seem to have against that violence is voting.
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I agree with you. I hate the self-defense argument because people still end up dead. I am in no way condoning people breaking into homes or attacking people, I just do not think that guns have to be involved. I get that people who own guns focus on the fact that criminals could still get their hands on them, but it would be a heck of a lot harder.Catia wrote: ↑18 Mar 2018, 17:45 For me guns are not the answer.
If nobody would have access to guns so easily, this wouldn't even be a question.
Someone want to harm my family? Lets fists fly, is more fair and less lethal. You have a chance to defend yourself.
What can you do against a gun? Even if you have your own gun, you would probably end dead all the same.
It takes more courage to face another person with your bare hands that shoot from a safe distance.
I am happy to live in a country where you can't just stroll into a shop and buy a gun.
Call me naive, but if I could make all firearms disappear, this would be a far better world.
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I agree with you, as more people acquire guns, more people shake in fear. It is hard to leave our loved ones behind, but still I don't want to have a gun nor use it ever. Let's not live in fear but in love. Keep your faith in God strong until the end. God bless you!britt13 wrote: ↑28 Mar 2018, 19:34That is some very strong faith! I try so hard to feel this way too. Honestly, I think that as humans it is hard to keep this in mind because we do not want to leave people behind and such. I am so thankful I have my faith. It is why I could never use a gun myself, it is not my right to choose if someone dies, and it is what helps me worry a bit less about being shot. I still wish guns were not around though.

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Could you or would you agree that the 4th could be changed by a state that says " the state can randomly search your house, auto, business to see if they could find evidence that you are involved in illegal activity without a warrant"
Or you have to have a background check and a 10 day waiting period to exercise your right to VOTE.
A gun is your RIGHT give it up at your peril. Remember the first thing Communist and Facist take away is your ability to defend your family.
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I agree with you on this one. Owning a gun will not make you feel secure, rather will only create chaos and fear.
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This is so true. Guns will never be the answer, but it only lead people to commit more crimes. In the end, many will die and live in fear rather than in love and hope.Jeyasivananth wrote: ↑13 Mar 2018, 12:48 I would never agree to gun being the answer. I am sure the adversities of gun misuse or falling into the wrong hands exceed intelligent and responsible use of guns. Societies can thrive and flourish without guns.
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I agree with you, I don't think I can use gun as self-defense either. Most people think having a gun will benefit them, but in reality they are just becoming dependent to it, and those who have it often misuse it causing more harm to people than saving them.britt13 wrote: ↑13 Mar 2018, 14:15 I personally think that I could never use a gun even in self-defense. I have similar thoughts to Vince in the book, I think about could I pull the trigger if I needed to. My response is always no though. So much misuse of guns happens in this country. I could never forgive myself if my gun would cause harm to anyone, so why would I have one?
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Regardless of one's vision, the problem in the US lies in the fact that almost anyone can acquire one (including more dangerous ones such as submachine guns or rifles) regardless of how skilled or qualified they are. To have a weapon is to acquire a great responsibility. If you are in a family home, it is dangerous to have it around unprepared people (children). If you take one with you, it is because you are willing to use it.
Unfortunately, we don't live in an ideal world. Not even in one where the security forces are fully trained to provide us with the peace of mind we need. We must also bear in mind that the issue of weapons in the US is also a cultural issue. So, are weapons the answer? I doubt it, but there will always be those who'll feel more secure with one within their reach...
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Yeah, our God is our protector so nothing to be afraid of. God can shut down all the weapons in the world.See_B00kReaDs wrote: ↑28 Mar 2018, 08:06 Is gun really the answer? Definitely not. Gun will never be the answer.
For I know God will protect and deliver me from all kinds of evil. I may be defenseless, but God is my greatest defender and protector.
Therefore, who shall I fear? No one.
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You're right, I saw two men yesterday quarreling, the other one had a gun and almost to kill the other.See_B00kReaDs wrote: ↑28 Mar 2018, 21:17I agree with you, I don't think I can use gun as self-defense either. Most people think having a gun will benefit them, but in reality they are just becoming dependent to it, and those who have it often misuse it causing more harm to people than saving them.britt13 wrote: ↑13 Mar 2018, 14:15 I personally think that I could never use a gun even in self-defense. I have similar thoughts to Vince in the book, I think about could I pull the trigger if I needed to. My response is always no though. So much misuse of guns happens in this country. I could never forgive myself if my gun would cause harm to anyone, so why would I have one?