Girls just wanna have guns.....the smart ones anyway.....

[2aguy]

An article on a women's gun group and how women are a growing segment of the gun owning population. Why? Well, ask anti gunners....many of them here on U.S. message...what they would suggest to a woman who is being stalked by an ex husband or boyfriend, who can't get the police to help, and who the courts can't help......what would they do to help these women...? So far....the response is absolute silence......they have no clue....since these stalkers are many times outside the power of law enforcement to deal with...especially the smart ones who skirt anti stalking laws until the day they kill the woman.....

Girls Just Wanna Have Guns foundress speaks up for female gun rights Human Events

An armed female is 10-times more likely to defeat an attacker than an unarmed female, she said. “A gun in a woman’s hand is her best chance of survival.” A woman who is armed is less likely to be a victim of violence while a woman who is unarmed is more vulnerable to being kidnapped, raped, or killed, she said.

“Women know they are the weaker sex – they are not naïve to think they can defend themselves against a stronger and bigger man.” As many as 200,000 women use a gun each year to defend themselves against sexual attacks and as many as 2 million law abiding citizens use guns each year to defend themselves against criminals, said Giles, who is a big game huntress. “Being armed and protected will prevent violence.”

After four years in operation, Girls Just Wanna Have Guns are planning a 90-minutedocumentary motion picture next year that she said will feature individual women across the nation who used self defense to protect themselves and their loved ones. “Now we have the good girl living and the bad guy dying.”

In addition to encouraging women to learn how to defend themselves, she said the initiative will seek to prevent politicians from passing onerous gun control laws and expose the hypocrisy of a main stream media that arbitrarily demonizes gun owners, she said. “The film will serve as a wake-up call to all Americans.”

Giles, who created Girls Just Wanna Have Guns at the young age of 18, said self protection is a natural right that government cannot take away. “I was trained at a very early age, studying Jiu-Jitsu and learning how to shoot guns.” Now she is the first female Black belt in Jiu-Jitsu at the Valente Brothers Jiu-Jitsu school for self defense in North Miami Beach.