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Interpol: allowing citizens to carry guns in public is most effective way to prevent terror attacks

Wednesday, January 14, 2015 12:01
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Via Iver via Knuckledraggin' My Life Away

Interpol: allowing citizens to carry guns in public is most effective way to prevent terror attacks

 Who woulda thunk'………..

How long would the jihadis at Charlie Hebdo, Westgate, Mumbai – and many other terror attacks to come – be able to continue killing if they were surrounded by armed citizens? Interpol states that the only way to stop such attacks is to allow citizens to carry arms (the only alternative to an armed citizenry is “extraordinary security” surrounding every area where many people meet – train stations, super markets, schools, etc. – which is of course completely unrealistic).

 If guns are illegal, only violent criminals, fanatic jihadis and our over-worked, understaffed police will have them.

In case you are unsure whether it is a good idea that citizens legally own firearms: Switzerland has very liberal gun laws and one of the lowest percentages of homicide in the world. Interesting statistics on guns, homicides and firearm related accidents in the US here.

From abcNEWS:

http://freenorthcarolina.blogspot.m



Source: http://freenorthcarolina.blogspot.com/2015/01/interpol-allowing-citizens-to-carry.html

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