Statistics and various studies show that yes, it might, but they also show that having a gun in the home is also potentially very dangerous, so the net aggregate outcome (and economists have strong armed us into thinking that net aggregate outcomes are the only criteria that are acceptable, bless their pointy heads) of having a gun in the home is that someone in your home is more likely to be shot and possibly killed than that the gun will be used to thwart a home invasion.
But enough about facts, let's look at two very current anecdotal cases and argue about them for a while:
Read the rest of this post... | Read the comments on this post...
More...
But enough about facts, let's look at two very current anecdotal cases and argue about them for a while:
Read the rest of this post... | Read the comments on this post...
More...