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Friday, November 06, 2009
Thursday, November 05, 2009
Tragic shooting is another example of a "gun-free" zone incident
Believe it or not, most soldiers are not allowed to carry on base. It appears MPs acted quickly and stopped the shooter, but still, a dozen soldiers lost their lives and many more were injured.
No idea if allowing soldiers/civilians to carry on base could have reduced the carnage, but it is clear that many were left defenseless against a crazed attacker.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
You don't need to carry, you're in a public place, right? WRONG.
There's a debate brewing over whether witnesses to a serious crime must report the crime to police. What's stirring this up is a gang-rape of 15-yr old girl at a school function, where 20+ people saw what was happening and didn't report it.
The lesson to media? We should question whether you have to call the police in such a situation. The lesson for us? Protect yourself-- you can't rely on others to help. Even when it's obvious that a serious, even violent crime is being committed.
The lesson to media? We should question whether you have to call the police in such a situation. The lesson for us? Protect yourself-- you can't rely on others to help. Even when it's obvious that a serious, even violent crime is being committed.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Healtcare, guns following a similar line
Punish the whole for the sake of a small minority (like punishing gun owners for a small minority of criminals using guns)... This is the new administration. We'll see how it goes.
Just because you shoot back doesn't mean you'll live
Two things about this story. First, both teens were illegally carrying (bad guys don't care about the law). Second, just because you're armed doesn't mean you will survive a confrontation, so never put yourself at additional risk just because you're carrying.
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Investigators say it appeared each had opened fire on the other during a confrontation.
Man, Woman Found Shot to Death at Day Care
At Gun-free zone day care: Bodies found in parking lot of Jellybean Junction in Fairfield
Saturday, October 24, 2009
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Friday, October 23, 2009
Police: 70 year-old woman with concealed handgun license saved lives by shooting robbery suspect
By Chad D. Baus
Columbus news media are quoting police as saying a woman who shot an armed robber when he entered her hotel room with a gun may have saved the lives of her friends.
From NBC4i.com:
The incident happened at about 9:15 p.m. at the Continent Inn Motel at 6225 Zumstein Dr.
The door was standing open on a motel room. The suspect walked into the room, showed a firearm and started to rob several people who were in town for the Quarter Horse Congress, CPD said.
A 70-year-old woman pulled out a handgun and shot the robbery suspect, investigators said.
The suspect fled to the parking lot.
Columbus police arrived on the scene at about 9:20 and found the suspect in the lot. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police said the woman might have saved the lives of the people with her in the room.
The heroic robbery victim, who the Columbus Dispatch is reporting is an Ohio concealed handgun license-holder, was interviewed and released from custody, Police say she won't face charges, because the shooting is being considered an act of self-defense.
Under the Ohio's Castle Doctrine law, if someone unlawfully enters an occupied home or temporary habitation (such as this woman's hotel room), or occupied car, citizens have an initial presumption that they may act in self defense, and will not be second-guessed by the State.
Click here for many other examples of concealed handgun license-holders acting in defense of their lives in Ohio.
Columbus news media are quoting police as saying a woman who shot an armed robber when he entered her hotel room with a gun may have saved the lives of her friends.
From NBC4i.com:
The incident happened at about 9:15 p.m. at the Continent Inn Motel at 6225 Zumstein Dr.
The door was standing open on a motel room. The suspect walked into the room, showed a firearm and started to rob several people who were in town for the Quarter Horse Congress, CPD said.
A 70-year-old woman pulled out a handgun and shot the robbery suspect, investigators said.
The suspect fled to the parking lot.
Columbus police arrived on the scene at about 9:20 and found the suspect in the lot. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police said the woman might have saved the lives of the people with her in the room.
The heroic robbery victim, who the Columbus Dispatch is reporting is an Ohio concealed handgun license-holder, was interviewed and released from custody, Police say she won't face charges, because the shooting is being considered an act of self-defense.
Under the Ohio's Castle Doctrine law, if someone unlawfully enters an occupied home or temporary habitation (such as this woman's hotel room), or occupied car, citizens have an initial presumption that they may act in self defense, and will not be second-guessed by the State.
Click here for many other examples of concealed handgun license-holders acting in defense of their lives in Ohio.
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Thursday, October 22, 2009
Obama says his opposition does what they're told
I'm not sure those who oppose Obama's wants, such as strict gun control, follow anyone's commands but their own. We know that it is our fundamental human right to protect ourselves and our families. And we know that a law doesn't prevent bad guys from taking advantage of people--it's never worked, everywhere it's been tried. What is more free-minded than trusting citizens with weapons, and not trusting bad guys to follow the law?
The second amendment exists, in its truest intention, to prevent tyranny. To allow citizens to not "do what they're told" when it's not appropriate. Maybe it is a fundamental misunderstanding of the role of government in U.S. citizen's lives that makes some think rights can be taken away. Or a misunderstanding of what truly makes a man's mind free.
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