Gun Control & RKBA
In reply to the discussion: Guns in Public, and Out of Sight [View all]Starboard Tack
(11,181 posts)In this country. Where I grew up and worked as one they don't carry firearms and it works very well for them. Just to let you know there is always another side to the coin.
I have never been a victim of violent crime, but have been threatened many times by those who would have made me a victim. If I had chosen any of your options I would have been a victim. Even if you flee, you are still a victim of sorts. 99% of being a victim is feeling like a victim. Did you watch the video of the guy taking the AK47 away from the would be robber and laughing as he did it. Do you think that guy was a victim or sees himself as a victim? I don't. When one arms oneself to walk out of the house one has already decided to be a potential victim. I find that very sad. To be a victim of one's own fear has to be the worst kind of victimization, because it is relentless.
I never found using Judo techniques as physical resistance. They are the opposite. I think you have a very poor understanding of how Judo works. Efficiency is about accomplishing a task with the least effort. Shooting someone requires an enormous effort.