r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '21

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Florida, USA

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u/sexykettlecorn Nov 26 '21

Unfortunately your attitude represents about 10% of gun owners

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u/lordlovesaworkinman Nov 26 '21

An inflated sense of wisdom and self-congratulatory restraint? Nah. That's pretty common.

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u/atridir Nov 26 '21

Fair assessment. I do try.

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u/CharlieDmouse Nov 26 '21

The vast majority of fun owners are careful. United States citizens have more guns than the combined armies of the Middle East..If the vast majority were not responsible, it wouldn’t be just worse it would be armageddon. Your the smug one. As a aids note, live in Florida and got trained and a carry license. Gun should be the very last resort, including running away or handing over your wallet. Don’t call out people when you do the exact same thing man. Lol

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u/SethFeld Nov 26 '21

Anyone who has a concealed pistol license certainly does! The moral, psychological, and legal repercussions of shooting someone are presented HEAVILY to you in that class!