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The other replies are correct, but I’ll just add that you’re mixing two things here: - self defense - robbery For self defense (including cases where the defen
by jt2190 4y ago
The other replies are correct, but I’ll just add that you’re mixing two things here:
- self defense
- robbery
For self defense (including cases where the defendant is being personally robbed) there is definitely a deterrent effect of guns.
For robbery where the owner isn’t present (the case you replied to, and also the vast majority, obviously) there doesn’t seem to be much of a deterrent.