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eepsilon · 05-03-2007, 07:08 PM

I don't own a gun. Quite simply, I don't want one. I like having the dog better. (He can at least warn me when there's a fire and I keep hitting the snooze button because I think the smoke detector is the alarm clock. Show me a gun that can do that)
I did live with someone who was a gun enthusiast.
And yes we kept one at the ready should there be an intruder, which never happened. I learned to handle weapon safely but never actually shot at anything even as target practice. the simple idea of the power this little thing could wield was terribly intimidating. i was never able to get over that.
since then, i have not felt any kind of compulsion to get my own gun. its just not something i feel is neccessary to improve my sense of safety.

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05-03-2007, 07:08 PM	#11
eepsilon surly ninny Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: held hostage by meanderthals Posts: 77	I don't own a gun. Quite simply, I don't want one. I like having the dog better. (He can at least warn me when there's a fire and I keep hitting the snooze button because I think the smoke detector is the alarm clock. Show me a gun that can do that) I did live with someone who was a gun enthusiast. And yes we kept one at the ready should there be an intruder, which never happened. I learned to handle weapon safely but never actually shot at anything even as target practice. the simple idea of the power this little thing could wield was terribly intimidating. i was never able to get over that. since then, i have not felt any kind of compulsion to get my own gun. its just not something i feel is neccessary to improve my sense of safety.