Quote from Thunderdog:
I just don't know. On the one hand, arming yourself to protect your family from a criminal element that will never go away makes sense. On the other hand, becoming part of the problem hardly seems to be the way to solve that problem. I don't pretend to know what should be done. However, the idea of paranoid militia groups and other unstable but as yet undiagnosed persons having the right to bear arms is a very sobering proposition.
You seem to be projecting your own fears/insecurities here without any real basis since you live in a country that doesn't allow gun ownership. Why do you think owning a gun makes one paranoid? Or that owning a gun makes one a part of the problem? Here in the US we have a screening process for buying a gun. People known to have pyschological issues can't legally own a gun. Nor can convicted criminals.
