>>Here, let's put the question out there to everyone. Who here has had their home broken into by armed criminals when they were home? Who hasn't?
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>>Tamar
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>And son't forget to ask..
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>Who is sure it's never going to happen to them?

That's the wrong question. The question is who thinks the chances it will happen to them are higher than the chances that someone will be seriously injured (or, if you prefer, killed) accidentally or by suicide from a gun in their home. Surely, the basic question here is one of risk management.

Tamar