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(1) How will you defend your person, property, and family, if needed?
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I'll defend my person and family with the most violent and deadliest force i'm capable of. I'll defend my property with the appropriate amount of force as the loss of that property would affect my life. Whether that's with my glock23, broadsword, pocket knife, hammer, bottle of bleach, or my fathers day lightsabre, is irrelevant.
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(2) How should other people defend their person, property and family, if needed?
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In whatever way they see fit. I don't have the right to tell others how to defend their lives and family just like no other person or entity has the right to tell me how to defend mine.
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Originally Posted by willravel
Applying that to Cynth and Jinn's incorrect arguments, just because something happens to you does not mean it's any more likely to happen to someone else. Jinn randomly posting articles about Joe Shmo being a statistic doesn't phase me because it's still a very, very low probability of me being a victim of that crime. That's the bottom line.
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something i've always had a difficult time understanding is the mentality of 'since there is so little chance of X or Y happening to me, i'll just not worry about it'. But I have to ask, would that change your thinking if it DID happen to you?