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Do Guns in Your Home Make You Safer?
Submitted by:
Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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Does a gun in your home make you safer, or does it put your family in greater danger? That is a great question, but we don’t have easy answers. There are risks if you have a gun and risks if you don’t. To further complicate the question, your situation is different than mine. You have to weigh both sides to know if you’re safer being armed. |
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AFRet
(5/25/2019)
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Wrong question.
Does a gun in the hands of a criminal in your home make you safer, when you are unarmed in your home.
THAT is the right question. |
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