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To: editor-surveyor
Thanks for your adult response. There is no glamour in using deadly force.

I have carried for years, and have often said that I fully expect that my extensive training and practice would kick in and I would do whatever is necessary to stop a deadly threat.

OTOH, I have also said that, afterward, I fully expect that I would be traumatized at having been forced to inflict deadly harm on another person -- and I wonder if I could handle the remorse of having had to use my weapon on a young person.

But -- defense comes first; remorse comes later...

32 posted on 09/17/2008 8:55:26 PM PDT by TXnMA ("Allah": Satan's current alias...!!)
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To: TXnMA
But -- defense comes first; remorse comes later...

You must live through the event to be able to live through the anguish, should it ever come to that. A doctor may be able to help any problems I have with having to use deadly force after the fact. But they certainly won't be able to bring me back from the dead.

66 posted on 09/19/2008 3:04:03 AM PDT by Tenacious 1 (Democrats are for Change - Let's run through a mine field at night wearing clown shoes!)
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