Another terrorist attack in France

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(07-16-2016, 06:15 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: In my life, carrying a firearm would increase my chances of violence rather than decrease them. The chances of me needing a firearm are so slim in my everyday life that it is unreasonable to assume it would be needed. Thus, the fear of needing my firearm in daily life would be irrational for me. That is logic based on statistics. Attempt to make all the arguments you like, the statistics and the logic are on my side.

But hey, you may put yourself in situations where you need a firearm. I don't know your life. I just know that the vast majority of people in the US are in the same position as me. Statistically speaking.

How many times has your house been on fire and do you have anything that could start a fire in your home?

Statistically speaking, your house never will catch on fire, but having insurance against it probably makes you feel a little more secure.