Jollybear
Hey
The "good guys with guns" argument implies gun control in terms of restricting who gets a gun and required training and registration.
No, it does not imply that. Because restrictions makes alot of people not wanna bother going through the headach.
Spreading guns around willy nilly and hoping more good guys get them doesn't fill me with confidence.
Fills me with alot of confidence. I have no confidence in your policy idea push.
Also, even if good guys have guns, this doesn't mean they are ready to use them from a safety perspective or are mentally ready to fire on a human.
If you had a gun and some gang of thugs came after your spouse to rob her, would you freez up and not shoot them?
Please answer that question to.
Unfortunately, humans tend to be reactive. Having guns around increases the likelihood of someone losing their cool and randomly shooting people. This recently happened close by me at a--you guessed it!--Walmart. (What is it about Walmarts and guns?)
Yea, and its already been documented that good guys do stop bad guys. Such a case was also at a walmart.