CaesarLives
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So you you successfully gotten through your self defense incident. The assailant has been stopped.Your heart rate is racing. Hormones are rushing.
The police arrive.
What do you think might happen?
Innocent until proven guilty or guilty until proven innocent?
Have you considered they may confiscate your firearm? Many do not think of this particular outcome at all. They assume they tell their side, the police see them as innocent and they keep their firearm. A normal High Trust Society would do this. But more and more we are headed to a No Trust Society. It's been going down hill for decades.
Many assume they may get that firearm back.
What if you don't?
What if the police refuse to even though they are supposed to?
What if the responding police officer would not take your firearm ,but his boss decrees they do take it?
What if they detain you as if you are the criminal? That's not innocent until proven guilty.
All of a sudden that Charter Arms Undercover Lite is looking attractive.
Maybe you buy multiple Charter Arms Undercover Lite revolvers.
Something to think about
The police arrive.
What do you think might happen?
Innocent until proven guilty or guilty until proven innocent?
Have you considered they may confiscate your firearm? Many do not think of this particular outcome at all. They assume they tell their side, the police see them as innocent and they keep their firearm. A normal High Trust Society would do this. But more and more we are headed to a No Trust Society. It's been going down hill for decades.
Many assume they may get that firearm back.
What if you don't?
What if the police refuse to even though they are supposed to?
What if the responding police officer would not take your firearm ,but his boss decrees they do take it?
What if they detain you as if you are the criminal? That's not innocent until proven guilty.
All of a sudden that Charter Arms Undercover Lite is looking attractive.
Maybe you buy multiple Charter Arms Undercover Lite revolvers.
Something to think about