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I am not going to debate generic gun carry but I completely support being able to own and carry guns / rifles in the wilderness for example. It is pathetic when

by FpUser 5y ago

I am not going to debate generic gun carry but I completely support being able to own and carry guns / rifles in the wilderness for example. It is pathetic when for example in Canada bear attacks construction crew, pulls a women and kills her and the others are not able to protect since they were not allowed to carry.

kkielhofner 5y ago
Absolutely agree - I have no intention of debating guns generally (ownership or carry). I own guns, always have, and had a concealed carry permit for many years. However in my case the permit was more for practical reasons - I lived in an apartment and there are some weird grey areas with guns in "common areas" otherwise. I think I actually "concealed carried" a few times and was generally uncomfortable and put-off by it (personally). I'm more speaking to the motivation behind absolute, 100% carry everyday. It's completely emotional, fear driven, and not in any way supported/justified by the data.