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Originally Posted by ewomack
If we all have guns, or are very likely to have guns, then we all become dangerous to one another, and, consequently, we all become targets. Someone who feels threatened and who has a gun is likely to fire at anything that moves.
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You're just wrong. Everything you're saying is a point-of-view what-if that just doesn't hold water at all when compared to real life situations. People aren't that way. If I can quote experience without it being labeled "anecdotal" (what people who disagree on this forum love to call real experience that they can't argue with), I live in about heaviest armed section of the country. Most of us have guns. Nobody walks around wide-eyed paranoid shooting at anything that moves. In fact, there's not much reason to. The atmosphere is lighter.
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