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Originally Posted by Redlemon
And, for the reverse -- it is possible, but unlikely, that a coconut will fall on my head and kill me on my next trip to the Caribbean.* I could wear a helmet for my entire trip. But I won't.
The non-gun-carrying-group wonders why the gun-carrying-group sees the world as such a dangerous place.
* Coconut deaths significantly outrank shark deaths.
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It could be because we see daily crimes committed by people with guns. I look at the number of murders in chicago in 2004 and can't help but sigh with relief that I don't live in Illinois anymore.
I find it very strange that the serious anti-gunners like to think that it will most likely never happen to them (being a victim of crime) yet are more than willing to accept that they will be one of the first ones shot if a civilian starts shooting a gun at a criminal. I just can't follow that logic.
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