It Has Long Been My Conviction That

No Sensible Person Ever Opens The Door Of His House Without Knowing Who Is Knocking.

By Doing What Our Assailant Least Expects Us To Do, We May Throw Him Completely Off. ... What He Usually Least Suspects Is Instant, Violent Counterattack, So The Principle Of Aggressiveness Is Closely Tied To Threat Of Surprise.

One Of The Notable Aspects Of The Democratic Process Is That One Need Not Know Anything About A Subject In Order To Pass Laws About It.

It Seems That The Concealed Carry Policy Now In Effect In 30 States Is Unfair To Goblins. They Cannot Tell Who Is Armed And Who Is Not, And When Their Intended Victim Shoots Back It Hurts Their Feelings - Along With Other Things.

If Violent Crime Is To Be Curbed, It Is Only The Intended Victim Who Can Do It. The Felon Does Not Fear The Police, And He Fears Neither Judge Nor Jury. Therefore What He Must Be Taught To Fear Is His Victim.