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Yes, and there are a lot of people living in America that 'feel' unsafe in their country. There are a lot of people in Afghanistan that 'feel' unsafe in their own country. There are a lot of people in Brazil that 'feel' unsafe in their country. Especially those in the poorer sections of these countries and cities. I'm really not much sold on some Idea that "Well, I can find someone who doesn't feel safe in their country and that proves this point that you're trying to prove. Many Americans don't feel safe in our country because of others with guns. Many Americans don't feel safe unless they're carrying a gun.About that .
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VIRAL: British woman sobs while telling news anchor how unsafe she feels in her own country
This is hard to listen to, but the alternative is ignoring it and doing nothing.notthebee.com
If that's the utopian life that you believe that one should pursue as godly righteousness and living by godly principles, then that's how you should live. Me, I've never felt any security in carrying a firearm. I wouldn't want to kill anyone with it even if I did. But my personal testimony is that after 70 years of living I can honestly say that I've never needed nor owned a firearm in my life. I think that's a good thing to not have to feel that one needs some metal object that can propel some very small metal object at a speed that rips someone else's body and takes away their life. But for those who believe an eye for an eye, then you would surrely feel justified. But in speaking on that very issue, Jesus said: "You have heard that it was said, 'An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.' But I tell you not to resist an evil person. But whoever slaps you on your right cheek, turn the other to him also. If anyone wants to sue you and take away your tunic, let him have your cloak also. And whoever compels you to go one mile, go with him two. Give to him who asks you, and from him who wants to borrow from you do not turn away.
Those are the words that my copy of the translations says that Jesus spoke about the very subject of our using the 'eye for an eye' version of justice. He seems to be telling us not to use that standard in our seeking some sort of justice that we might feel we are owed. Yes, God said not to go beyond eye for eye, but He didn't say that you had to take eye for eye. And how do you deem it eye for eye justice if you kill the other person before they kill you? What do you think?




