I was saddened to hear the news about the church shooting in Tennessee. I'm very glad that Mr. Engle was there to stop the shooter and had a gun in the car. I'm pretty sure that he will be carrying his gun in church from now on.
Have you ever thought of carrying a gun in church? Some Christians may not think this would seem very Christian. I read an awesome book on this very subject several years ago called "Shooting Back" by Charl Van Wyk. Mr. Wyk single-handedly stopped terrorists from attacking his church. This book tells the story of the attack and investigates why he believes Christians should defend themselves. I highly recommend this book! I'm not looking to be a hero. But if I end-up in a mass shooting situation, I want the ability to defend myself and my family.
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Cleveland Taco Bell employees shot and killed a man attempting to rob the store last week. The story says two men came into the store in ski masks and armed with handguns at 3 AM and ordered everyone on the ground. Three employees drew guns and shot one of the would-be robbers dead. The other robber escaped.
Observations: 1. The Taco Bell employees showed excellent marksmanship as the bad guy was hit SIX times and no good guys were injured. The bad guy that got away may have been hit too. 2. I appreciate that there's no mention here that Taco Bell is firing these employees. It says they will offer counseling. Way to go Taco Bell! 3. THREE employees were concealed carrying! Wow! That has got to be the safest place in Cleveland at 3 AM. This is just one of the hundreds of times a day that guns saved lives. Most of these events are never reported because no shots are fired. More guns = less crime. I heard an amazing quote from Thomas Jefferson during the third episode of the Gun Owners of America "Firing Back" podcast. This new podcast has been very informative in discussing the history of gun control around the world and some of the basic myths including - background checks, gun registration, "No Fly, No Buy," and others. His quote is :"I prefer dangerous freedom to safe slavery." This is very inspiring to me and a great reminder of why the founding fathers gave us the right to keep and bear arms - to ensure our freedom. Gun control isn't about guns, it is about CONTROL. Any gun control law is an imposition on our freedom and means law abiding citizens will suffer. I've subscribed to this podcast and recommend that you do too. Also, consider joining the GOA to help ensure our freedoms are protected and expanded. "I prefer dangerous freedom to safe slavery." |
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