Yachtie -> RE: gun control and tragedies (3/14/2013 5:38:14 PM)
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That's fine. But it's your assumption that she would require therapy that I take issue with. You assume what you do not know based upon statistics, which in this case may or may not be correct. Im not willing to discount it and say she wont. Statistically speaking, she will. And each factor in the case adds to those statistics. She didnt have any trainind... stress. Home invasion... stress Her own words ""I was scared and I didn't know what to do next," Kendra told ABC News." .. stress Hearing someone attempt to open the closet door.. stress Shooting a weapon she has never shot before... stress Hearing the guy yell out in pain after she shot... stress Not knowing where he was after she shot, ir he left, would he return... stress. Now, I am sure you big, bad men can handle all that very well. Its a 12 year old girl, ffs. So again, I ask you, given that it did happen, would it not be better that she have training? Shit happens. Kids get left alone. Kids defend adults. Tazzy, would you prefer, in all instances where 1) kids are alone or 2) adults present, that kids neither be able (have access) nor proficient to self defend? "If" questions can go the other way too... What if "gun training" caused yet another tragedy? Just having one in the house raises the chance that a family member or loved one`s will shot. The gun nuttery doesn`t want that in the conversation though.... Isn`t it kinda cowardly Tazzy that our cons want to pin you down to their "if" questions but won`t respond to your honest observations? You make a major error there. Training, where applied, stops accidents. Having one, where training is followed, there are no accidents. It's going outside of training parameters that most, not all, accidents happen.
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