Firearms. Yea or Nay?

[Edwina's Secretary]

I've never known a buglar (although my home was buglarized once) but I think they prefer empty houses to one that have people in them.

I know they like guns and rifles. Easy to steal, easy to conceal, easy to fence.

[sparks19]

I've never known a buglar (although my home was buglarized once) but I think they prefer empty houses to one that have people in them.

I know they like guns and rifles. Easy to steal, easy to conceal, easy to fence.

Well I guess that is the gamble they take... my house appears to be empty all day long... yet I am here. Car in the garage at night, no lights on... are we home or are we away. hmmmm I wonder if it's worth it to take that gamble and find o ut they were wrong. and like the sticker on our house says... "Nothing in this house is worth dying for" it's your choice...

A rifle is easy to conceal? LOL that would be interesting to see.

But the risk of someone breaking into my home is not enough reason for us to not have guns... in fact I think the risk of someone breaking into my home is a big reason TO have it rather than not. Plus the hunting aspect. You don't have to like it... but that won't affect our ability to protect ourselves or change how I feel about it

Grace... very neat. I especially like this quote form the article:

"The only time you draw that weapon out in public is if you use it," said Brian Jeffs of Bath. "That's why you won't see anyone handling their gun."