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It's not an issue of money &/|| masculinity, it's more of whether or not that person will stop. I've absorbed a lot of voltage, and no paltry less than lethal civilian stun gun is going to stop me. Police tasers do a fine job, but civilians cant have that, at least not in Oklahoma and Kansas.
Like I said, I was speaking theoretically. Laws can be changed. So let's melt all the guns and get police tasers or what ever are effective enough (shouldn't be a problem to a moder technology) to all those who feel insecure. But somehow I doubt this is gonna happen...
If im going to shoot, I shoot to kill, not maim.
No, if you made the decision to harm me or my family, then a permanant solution is required. A .45 slug to the head is about fitting. Granted that is my opinion, and I am not saying that your solution doesn't have merit in some cases, but the majority of cases require something a little more final. IMO, it all boils down to consequences for your actions, and owning up to the responsibility. A choice was made, and it forced my hand. Pretty cut and dry to me.
Now this "angel of death" attitude is something that is beyond my understanding. Ok, let's assume a stranger invades your house in the middle of the night. You hear a window breaking, go downstairs and see a man with a knife in his hand, screaming "I'm gonna cut you all up good!". Your choice is to execute him instantly? Why not to shoot him in the arm or the leg, immobilizing him? This way he'll end up in jail, paying for his actions. And you don't end up being a judge who will have the right to live or die. Cause to me it sounds you just want to revenge really badly whoever dares to threaten you or your family. Revenge by ending someone's life. Don't you think this is a "little bit" too harsh? Besides, you probably wouldn't know the background of the intruder, he just might be a mental patient who run out of medication or something.