XavierBreath
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In this thread, a shooter who is indeed a hero used his concealed gun to stop a stabbing and save a woman's life. Unfortunately, in so doing, he commited a fourth degree felony just for having his gun on the premises.
In this situation, if you were seeing a stranger viciously attacked, and were carrying in an area where the mere prescence of your weapon could mean that you could not only no longer carry, but no longer OWN a gun, would you intervene?
In this situation, if you were seeing a stranger viciously attacked, and were carrying in an area where the mere prescence of your weapon could mean that you could not only no longer carry, but no longer OWN a gun, would you intervene?