I understand what you're saying, but you didn't answer my question. Are you disappointed or sad that you should need/want to carry a gun in your daily life? A

I understand what you're saying, but you didn't answer my question. Are you disappointed or sad that you should need/want to carry a gun in your daily life? Are you happy your kids will live like that? I just... I just, feel like that's a really sad state of affairs, and it would be something I'd much rather work to get away from. I see it like having to build shelters for the homeless, or having safe injecting rooms - they're good stop-gap measures and help society, but the goal is to fix the problem so they aren't needed long-long term.