Yes, of course
Do you not find your reply kinda stoopid? Lightening strike is more common than being shot, so in order to draw your pistol, you had to ignore the greater chance of being struck by lightening and arm up for a lesser risk in order to draw a pistol.
It's already been covered that self defence by gun is a fallacy -
I've always stated that needing a gun for self defence was a fallacy, and we all know it is. So what's with the gun nuts running off and copying pasting articles from shady sources?
Well look no further, just simply check with Harvard and the studies -
1-3. Guns are not used millions of times each year in self-defense We use epidemiological theory to explain why the “false positive” problem for rare events can lead to large overestimates of the i…
www.hsph.harvard.edu
Pardon the pun, Harvard blow holes in the gun nut's self defence argument.
So anyone arming up for the mistaken belief they need to for self defence against others, they're the worst candidate to own a gun.
Your posts are hilarious and the gun nut argument is laughable. You like many others prove it.