Unemployment, and so on

[DeeBye]

When I was 10, we moved out of the city to a very rural area. The kind of place that if you needed to call the county sheriff (there were no local police), you had about a minimum hour wait (even in an emergency). So, when it comes down to it, if forced to choose between living in a total (lawless) anarchy, versus living in a controlled state, I'd choose anarchy. I've been in the position of dealing with extreme survival situations (like a homicidal maniac breaking into the house, or packs of wild dogs attacking the livestock), which is one main reason I'm pretty keen on the 2nd amendment as a last line of defense. I've been in a position to use it (and usually chose not).

I'm not a fan of guns and my wife hates the thought of them, but we both agree that if we ever move into a home in the country we are going to own a shotgun. This does not change our views on gun ownership.