Texas Shooting: Illegal Migrant Shooter?

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No? Nobody's ever strapped in and taken on a false sense of confidence and then drove like an asshole and killed somebody?
Do you see what’s wrong here and how it doesn’t actually support your argument?
 
Do you see what’s wrong here and how it doesn’t actually support your argument?
I understand perfectly what's going on.
What exactly do you think MY argument is in this?
 
A gun is not analogous with a seatbelt. Body armor might be.
In the types of situations that the average person is likely to encounter, a weapon is more analogous to a seat belt than is armor.

Consider this:

Armor only protects, and unreliably at that, *when you’ve already been shot.”

The objective of the weapon (with associated training, prudence etc) is to help you *avoid being shot or directly attacked in the first place*
 
Nobody's ever strapped in and taken on a false sense of confidence and then drove like an asshole and killed somebody?

Nobody's ever strapped on a gun and taken on a false sense of confidence and then acted like an asshole and killed somebody?

You walked right into it all by yourself you dumb shit.
 
Nobody's ever strapped on a gun and taken on a false sense of confidence and then acted like an asshole and killed somebody?

You walked right into it all by yourself you dumb shit.
Look at you all clocked back in as Chuckles Sr. with your big girl panties on!
NOT the argument you psycho retard. I didn't walk into shit.
 
No it isn't.
One is a preventative measure only.
The other is a tool that can be used to fight back.
What then, praytell, is the tool that one would use to “fight back” against an automobile collision?





*spoiler: defense readiness *is* preventive
 
Anyone interested in the question and philosophy of personal defense readiness would be rewarded to read Jeff Cooper’s concise and aptly-named pamphlet

“Principles of Personal Defense”
 
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