I will not take sides--at least at this point. However, I will make one thing clear.
Take two people. One is an expert marksman, but a great guy. The other's a newspaper editor who would never touch a gun but has a grudge against you. Which one is more dangerous?
A person is dangerous for who they are, not what they are, what they know, or what they have. That's not to say there aren't total psychos with guns, but the gun doesn't make the psycho.
Take two people. One is an expert marksman, but a great guy. The other's a newspaper editor who would never touch a gun but has a grudge against you. Which one is more dangerous?
A person is dangerous for who they are, not what they are, what they know, or what they have. That's not to say there aren't total psychos with guns, but the gun doesn't make the psycho.
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I think it's safe to say that the reasons behind the fear have absolutely nothing to do with me being a Marine. That isn't to say that it is warranted at all, but that still isn't the reason.