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That is exactly what is happening.it feels like an explosion is taking place right there in the palm of your hand.
This reminds me of something Bruce Lee said about learning martial arts. Paraphrasing, he said that when he was just beginning, a punch was just a punch, a kick was just a kick. As he advanced in training, somehow the punch was more than just a punch, a kick was more than a kick. But in the end when he attained mastery, a punch was once again just a punch, a kick was just a kick.For me, a gun is nothing more than a tool. No different than the hammer, screw drivers, pliers, knives, saws, levels, squares, axes, automobile, fishing rod, tackle, dinner fork, or any other tools I own. They each serve a particular purpose. Nothing more....nothing less.
If things were different then I would surely consider voting. If I am correct though, the corruption that corporate meddling in the electoral process has wrought, then any politician who attempts to fight this new corporate control would be spitting in the wind and would even endanger his own political career. I know of a US representative who might be able to help us but would I be destroying his political career? I care too much for others who still are able to live "normal" lives. I forfeited my Right to Carry so not to allow those who are against the 2nd amendment ammunition to use "crazies" like me to further restrict the rights of others. Already here in Texas there is talk of restricting the rights of those with emotional/psychological problems. I had my wife buy our son his .22s so my name would not be used.True, but are we to sit on our haunches and wait on the Lord to do it or are we to use what He has given us already? In the US for example, we have the privilege, duty, and the right guaranteed us by our laws to cast our vote. We have a responsibility to get involved, learn who the candidates are and what they stand for outside of all the rhetoric and false rumors and make an educated decision. Our vote is far more powerful than any handgun, rifle, shotgun, sword, knife, or whatever we might own. As it has been said, "The pen is mightier than the sword."
I think it serves a purpose to know how to handle a knife but I've also heard it said "The winner of a knife fight usually doesn't come out any better than the loser, if at all". I know I would most probably look like beef jerky ( well as fat as I am, probably more like sliced bacon) if I found myself in a knife fight.
I know those two and that drill.
It is a Federal law that you or your wife can not buy a gun for your son with out his name being attached to the gun you or her can not buy it in your name for some one else that their name is not associated with the gun.If things were different then I would surely consider voting. If I am correct though, the corruption that corporate meddling in the electoral process has wrought, then any politician who attempts to fight this new corporate control would be spitting in the wind and would even endanger his own political career. I know of a US representative who might be able to help us but would I be destroying his political career? I care too much for others who still are able to live "normal" lives. I forfeited my Right to Carry so not to allow those who are against the 2nd amendment ammunition to use "crazies" like me to further restrict the rights of others. Already here in Texas there is talk of restricting the rights of those with emotional/psychological problems. I had my wife buy our son his .22s so my name would not be used.
I was taught different and I went through the class in Florida and Tennessee both were same. the stealing of a purseFor those of you considering obtaining your Right to Carry license, you should thoroughly research the gun laws and the application thereof. For instance, if you came upon a man assaulting and pulling on a woman's purse to steal it, you have the right to use deadly force at that point in time. As soon as the thief accomplishes his task as turns to run, you no longer have the right to use deadly force. The situation can change in a heartbeat and you had better be in the moment at all times able to distinguish and discern the rapidly changing dynamics. The only emotion felt when drawing a gun on another human being should be fear for the life/well-being of yourself or another. Any other emotion puts you in danger of manslaughter/murder charges. A Right to Carry is a huge responsibility. Not to be taken lightly.
I said assaulting and pulling on a woman's purse. A man assaulting a woman can certainly lead to her death.I was taught different and I went through the class in Florida and Tennessee both were same. the stealing of a purse
does not endanger the life of the victim so one does not have the right to pull a gun on the perpetrator. One may pull a gun only when another life is in danger or their own.
This is true but it goes farther than that. Just carrying/handling a gun, permit notwithstanding, is a huge responsibility, not to be taken lightly.A Right to Carry is a huge responsibility. Not to be taken lightly.
one can assault with out putting victims life at stake, i under stand your post, ones life must be in danger before a citizen can pull a gun. that criminal can push the victim down to ground kick the victim while on ground or hit the victim with his fist that does not put the victims life at stake. if you pull a gun in this situation you can be sued and permit revoked also you could face some jail. If the criminal had a knife in his hand or a gun then you could pull your gun, that would be life at stake.I said assaulting and pulling on a woman's purse. A man assaulting a woman can certainly lead to her death.
I think the reason our instructor used the assault/purse snatching hypothetical is because here in Texas we are allowed to use deadly force to stop felony theft/vandalism. My instructor was upset that I was hesitant about using deadly force for protecting property and that I was extremely hesitant to use deadly force to protect others outside my family due to the possible/probable legal entanglements. He seemed to be pressing home my responsibility to act as part of an unofficial citizen's defense force. I reluctantly agreed.one can assault with out putting victims life at stake, i under stand your post, ones life must be in danger before a citizen can pull a gun. that criminal can push the victim down to ground kick the victim while on ground or hit the victim with his fist that does not put the victims life at stake. if you pull a gun in this situation you can be sued and permit revoked also you could face some jail. If the criminal had a knife in his hand or a gun then you could pull your gun, that would be life at stake.
key;;;;; the victims Life Must be in danger.
-Oh I understand; just be careful like I said if you are in a situation it is always possible to wind up in court and you could be in trouble especially if a lawyer is claiming there was no danger to some ones life. crazy stuff happens and good stuff can get turned around on the one doing good.I think the reason our instructor used the assault/purse snatching hypothetical is because here in Texas we are allowed to use deadly force to stop felony theft/vandalism. My instructor was upset that I was hesitant about using deadly force for protecting property and that I was extremely hesitant to use deadly force to protect others outside my family due to the possible/probable legal entanglements. He seemed to be pressing home my responsibility to act as part of an unofficial citizen's defense force. I reluctantly agreed.
For me, a gun is nothing more than a tool. No different than the hammer, screw drivers, pliers, knives, saws, levels, squares, axes, automobile, fishing rod, tackle, dinner fork, or any other tools I own. They each serve a particular purpose. Nothing more....nothing less.