Jeff Thomas
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Actually, I found the wording interesting as well:
Yes. One can't take any risks with the lives of loved ones. 92%
No. A non-lethal weapon would be sufficient. 8%
While the No answer is somewhat absurd in its implicit assumptions, the Yes answer is somewhat refreshing. Gee, what a concept ... I'm not supposed to make it a 'fair' fight with a doper who is attacking me, my family and my home? I can value my family's lives above the live of the BG? I might not even have to go hand-to-hand with him to prove my humanity?
Sometimes these goofy polls make it sound like you're a homicidal maniac if you simply defend yourself ... I thought this was a little better.
Glad that he and his family are alright. Darwin lives.
Regards from AZ
[This message has been edited by Jeff Thomas (edited July 09, 2000).]
Yes. One can't take any risks with the lives of loved ones. 92%
No. A non-lethal weapon would be sufficient. 8%
While the No answer is somewhat absurd in its implicit assumptions, the Yes answer is somewhat refreshing. Gee, what a concept ... I'm not supposed to make it a 'fair' fight with a doper who is attacking me, my family and my home? I can value my family's lives above the live of the BG? I might not even have to go hand-to-hand with him to prove my humanity?
Sometimes these goofy polls make it sound like you're a homicidal maniac if you simply defend yourself ... I thought this was a little better.
Glad that he and his family are alright. Darwin lives.
Regards from AZ
[This message has been edited by Jeff Thomas (edited July 09, 2000).]