You don't care about the people being shot dead by the police Yes, I don't care about them one tiny bit if their actions warranted a reply of lethal force. As

You don't care about the people being shot dead by the police Yes, I don't care about them one tiny bit if their actions warranted a reply of lethal force. As the Alt Right puts it, "We Don't Care." But getting back to your points, that's because we don't score these events as police abuse. We score others, like Eric Garner's murder, as such. If you desire any proof, I can point you at some of the popular RKBA blogs I read that cover these, plus of course see Radley Balko. You know how you all fantasize about rising up against an oppressive government? [...] You don't understand us in the least, not surprising from someone who expects us to use lethal force as a first resort to non-immediate stuff, so that and the rest of your paragraph are simply not to the point. As for "vast majority", sorry for my lack of clarity, I'm referring to the people who they choose to protest about, not the intensity of any particular protest. The people who, as I said above, as we see it legitimately earned a lethal force response. Do you guys ever step back and wonder why there's no other first-world country where shop owners aren't expected to keep firearms to keep their stuff safe? Oh, we "wonder" about this, and have our own set of answers, but they aren't germane to this discussion.