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Anita Creamer: Better armed than sorry, veteran says
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"The streets of Sacramento don't scare Sheldon Morgan, nor do the streets of New York's tough Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, where he grew up."
"He carries a gun - legally, courtesy of a concealed-weapons permit that he renews every three years - and the streets don't feel so threatening when you're armed." ...
"My philosophy has always been, I don't want to be a victim... A lot of people have a hard time with that.
"But you know what? One of my friends got carjacked. One of my friends got mugged. One had her purse stolen. And after that, they all realized maybe they need to look at this issue again." ...
"I'd personally like to think most also remain unarmed."
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Maybe you'd like to ask Ms. Creamer why she would prefer that people be victimized by armed thugs, or why she hopes that women simply lay down for their rapists and wait for them to finish. Here is her email address: acreamer@sacbee.com.
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