[PzGr43]

>I remember asking one girl what she'd do if she had access to a
>gun if her home was broken into (especially if she had a child)
>and an armed intruder broke in. She thought on it and said, "You
>know, I just couldn't do it. I just couldn't kill another person."
>

This is pretty much normal, mainly in women. They are just not wired-up that way. You can train it out of them to a certain extent.

It's funniest when it is a far-left liberal who has spouted-off all kinds of "society is responsible for the condition these people finding themselves in (murderers, rapists, muggers, etc), and then they get raped/mugged and withdraw into a frightened post-traumatic stress-disorder jelly-like state, hiding behind the bed-covers. Sheep.

[two134711]

This is pretty much normal, mainly in women. They are just not wired-up that way.

I disagree on this part. In most animals, particularly mammals, the female becomes enraged and is willing to attack anyone when it comes to the protection of her children. Even a cute cuddly rabbit becomes the most vicious creature when it is mother doe thinks she is defending her babies. (I breed them and have many scratches to prove it.)

The problem is this "kill in defense" instict has been bred out of many people so they think it the job of a government agent to come to their rescue, and if they survive, it's the job of psychiatrist to help find meaning of the tragic event.

[El Gato]

They are just not wired-up that way.

Horse puckey. They are not socialized that way, well some of them. But they are as wired for survival as men are.

I have no doubt my wife, themom, LadyX, Eaker's daughter, or many, many others could and would shoot an intruder. Never mind the Second Amendment Sisters, who would shoot first in such a situtation and not bother with questions later. :)