When civil rule breaks down, civilians need guns
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I was raised around guns. My dad and his brothers often took us boys hunting. It was standard to have a couple of guns in every house. To us, a rifle over the fireplace was as normal as eating or sleeping.
So it is extremely difficult for me to understand people’s negative feelings toward a common tool. Gun-control folks seem like such dolts. No one blames the automobile for traffic deaths.
I had a K Frame Smith & Wesson for many years – the military and police model. It was very easy to carry and very accurate.
Considering the rise in violence, brought by tension surrounding junta rule, I wish I had it now.
Michael Weldon
