Trayvon in Tulsa?

[Atypical Liberal]

27. I'm willing to risk it. No insurance-policy is cost-free.

But even if you don't accept those studies, there's still no evidence that a gun helps.

I'm willing to risk it.

No insurance-policy is cost-free.

I may never be a victim of a violent crime. My firearm might be misused. Statistically, I might be at a higher risk for firearm accidents or other misuses than I am to be a victim of a violent crime.

I'll risk it.

I am supremely confident in my own ability to keep and use firearms. I am, quite frankly, an expert. I've used firearms frequently over the last 30 years and I have never once had an accident of any kind.

I may not have any study that shows I'm safer because I have guns, but I would rather have them and not need them than not have them and need them, even if there is an increased chance of accidents or some other firearm-related mishap that outweighs keeping them.

No insurance policy is cost or risk-free.

My smoke detectors contain trace amounts of radioactive material in them. My insurance policy costs me money. My seat belts might trap me in my vehicle.

I'll risk it.