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Perhaps you might call this fear-mongering, but I have to say, the Investigation Discovery channel (336 on Oceanic Time Warner) has are some pretty gnarly shows (i.e., "I, Evil," "Stalked," "Dateline on ID,"et al).

We've been watching the various shows, and the last Dateline episode was titled, "The Detective's Daughter," and involved the kidnapping and murder of a detective's daughter.

The daughter did everything right... she called 911, several witnesses called 911, and she left forensic clues in the kidnapper's vehicle, but all for naught... she was found murdered, leaving behind 2 young children.

After seeing a few of these shows, there has been a noticeable change in my wife's situational awareness level and acceptance of possible CCW legislation.

My wife recognizes that 1) bad people exist in the world, 2) police have no duty to protect, 3) even if notified, police cannot always prevent bad people from doing bad things, and 4) we each have a personal responsibility to protect ourselves and our loved ones.

She seems to be committed to 2A rights and last night asked, "So when should we go shopping for my new revolver?"

Never did I feel more proud of her. 

YMMV, of course.

awesome!
 

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This site can help also.  I check it out once and a while.  I thought my area was safe, have a second thought now

http://www.crimemapping.com/map/hi/honolulu

Perhaps you might call this fear-mongering, but I have to say, the Investigation Discovery channel (336 on Oceanic Time Warner) has are some pretty gnarly shows (i.e., "I, Evil," "Stalked," "Dateline on ID,"et al).

We've been watching the various shows, and the last Dateline episode was titled, "The Detective's Daughter," and involved the kidnapping and murder of a detective's daughter.

The daughter did everything right... she called 911, several witnesses called 911, and she left forensic clues in the kidnapper's vehicle, but all for naught... she was found murdered, leaving behind 2 young children.

After seeing a few of these shows, there has been a noticeable change in my wife's situational awareness level and acceptance of possible CCW legislation.

My wife recognizes that 1) bad people exist in the world, 2) police have no duty to protect, 3) even if notified, police cannot always prevent bad people from doing bad things, and 4) we each have a personal responsibility to protect ourselves and our loved ones.

She seems to be committed to 2A rights and last night asked, "So when should we go shopping for my new revolver?"

Never did I feel more proud of her. 

YMMV, of course.

live by #4 don't forget to include 2a members