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by DanBC
2869 days ago
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> but I have to admit that if someone broke into my house I would prefer to have one than not. Someone actually has broken into my home, when I was there, and I am profoundly grateful that I, and probably the burglar, didn't have a gun available. It didn't even cross my mind to arm myself with a weapon. I offered him a cup of tea. I told him I had nothing of value in the flat, and that it'd be safer for him to come down from the loft and leave by the front door than to climb down the scaffolding of the building next door (which is how he got in). He declined the tea, and decided to leave via the scaffolding. I called the police, and they found him in the garden of the house next door. He pulled a beer bottle on them, they subdued and arrested him. Guns and weapons would have made this mildly stressful situation hugely worse. |
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I feel the need to again emphasize that in general I am in support of gun control and that I don't personally own guns; I can see how a person might want to though.