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In response to "the constitutionality of the District of Columbia's handgun ban"....
"In the event that someone does get in my home, I would have no defense, except maybe throw my paper towels at them, what more am I supposed to do?
Wow...paper towels. I guess if you soaked it in a poison or something that might be quite effective. Maybe if you lit them on fire?
Extremism at its finest. I hate that people use extreme actions to prove their points when they don't make sense. A list of LEGAL items you can use to defend yourself WITHOUT using a gun: knives, bats, mace (the spray kind), mace (the club kind), swords, staff, etc, etc.
Not to mention that if one were to mix above said items with a martial art of some kind you become quite the defensive machine.
If it were I breaking into a house and the person there to defend it had a ninja outfit on and two samurai swords, i'd think twice, I tell you that.
Extremism at it's finest.
"In the event that someone does get in my home, I would have no defense, except maybe throw my paper towels at them, what more am I supposed to do?
Wow...paper towels. I guess if you soaked it in a poison or something that might be quite effective. Maybe if you lit them on fire?
Extremism at its finest. I hate that people use extreme actions to prove their points when they don't make sense. A list of LEGAL items you can use to defend yourself WITHOUT using a gun: knives, bats, mace (the spray kind), mace (the club kind), swords, staff, etc, etc.
Not to mention that if one were to mix above said items with a martial art of some kind you become quite the defensive machine.
If it were I breaking into a house and the person there to defend it had a ninja outfit on and two samurai swords, i'd think twice, I tell you that.
Extremism at it's finest.