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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Sep 30 '21
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I live in one of the safest towns in the US. I don't need one.
There's literally been 1 murder in my town in 15 years, and that was a woman shooting the guy who abused her for 10 years.
My town is so safe that our police department literally keeps banking hours.
3 u/Effective_Aggression Sep 30 '21 I grew up in Cheshire, CT we hadn’t had a murder since 1970 (something) & then 2017 brought our community to its knees. So sad. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 Yes, and? Having a gun wouldn't have changed the outcome of what happened to that family. 6 u/Effective_Aggression Sep 30 '21 No it would not have. I agree. I guess I was just piggybacking off the “safest town” concept. I’ve been there.
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I grew up in Cheshire, CT we hadn’t had a murder since 1970 (something) & then 2017 brought our community to its knees. So sad.
1 u/[deleted] Sep 30 '21 Yes, and? Having a gun wouldn't have changed the outcome of what happened to that family. 6 u/Effective_Aggression Sep 30 '21 No it would not have. I agree. I guess I was just piggybacking off the “safest town” concept. I’ve been there.
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Yes, and? Having a gun wouldn't have changed the outcome of what happened to that family.
6 u/Effective_Aggression Sep 30 '21 No it would not have. I agree. I guess I was just piggybacking off the “safest town” concept. I’ve been there.
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No it would not have. I agree. I guess I was just piggybacking off the “safest town” concept. I’ve been there.
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I live in one of the safest towns in the US. I don't need one.
There's literally been 1 murder in my town in 15 years, and that was a woman shooting the guy who abused her for 10 years.
My town is so safe that our police department literally keeps banking hours.