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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My wife is armed. If you are running the trails and see a 5'2" woman with trail jogging water bottles on her belt, don't worry about her. She can take care of herself.[/quote] It’s to the point that I’m having my daughter trained and armed at all times. Can’t depend on police to protect the public anymore. Time to defend yourself.[/quote] How does she feel about you forcing her to carry a gun everywhere?[/quote] Not all “arms” are firearms. And nobody implied anyone was being forced as opposed to facilitated. [/quote] Dp. I don't carry any sort of weapon because I've been told over and over that it could be used against me by an attacker. I rarely walk, hike or run alone and always in a populated place. The fact is, this type of attack is rare and women are at more risk with someone known to us. It stinks however you look at it.[/quote] It does stink. What else stinks is the patronizing, mansplaining, anti-feminist canard that women shouldn’t arm themselves according to their desire and training because they’re not big strong men who can keep ahold of their weapons. Are all the female military personnel and law enforcement officers unarmed? Of course not! Weapons aren’t for everyone. They require training. But “don’t carry one because you’re weak and incompetent”? Please![/quote] DP. Guns can also be, and are, used against men, by attackers.[/quote] Again, this is a question of training and mindset. But it is far less common for men to be warned that their weapon will be taken away than women. [/quote]
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