I disagree, she made a decision of her conscience not to use a weapon. This was not based on a unfounded fear or political reason, but a personal choice based on her own "religious" beliefs. This is not that different from the Amish in their vows of pacifisim.
I believe her conclusions are flawed based on scripture and hypocritical based on demanding others protect her but I respect her right for the base decision.
The author didn't slam the second ammendment nor others the right to carry or protect themselves. Just her own personal judgement, however flawed it may be.
NeverGore :^)
That's nice.
I think people should be free to behave this way just as I should be free to tell them they are living in fantasy world.