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Originally Posted by Guest
No but thanks for mentioning it. The Dallas shooter from what I recall remained outside the building and fired away ... in effect, he launched an assault on the building. He did not walk in and then open up ... because he knew he would be instantly shot dead.
But, back to my point ... do you agree / disagree that if just one of the Church victims had been armed (i.e. concealed) that it's quite likely many if not most of the victims would still be alive today? That's not really political per se but what I think one can argue is a reasonable inference.
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I very much disagree with that logic. I've owned guns all my adult life but have little use for NRA and the interpertation of 2nd amendment. When you look at the shooting galleries our cities have become you'd really have to stretch to say that is what the Found Fathers had in mind. My home state just passed a anybody can carry a concealed firearm as long as they do not have a felony conviction and can maintain a body temperature of around 98 degrees. So to answer your question I don't this if one of those elderly women had been packing it would have made much difference.