Man's Duty To Carry A Gun

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In today's society we live in a dangerous world filled with mass shootings,rape, child molestation and other horrendous crimes. The society we live in now there is more crime happening than the previous generation. Everytime you look at your local news channel you see a crime has been committed. It is everyone’s duty to protect themselves from these horrendous crimes. The most important asset a peace loving man can do to protect himself is to carry a gun. A gun offers protection from those dangers listed above that plague our society. Men have to protect their families so they conceal a gun within the household. Since the early ages, it has always been the men’s duty as the head of the household to protect their family. We have real threats in this world and having a family member become a statistic is quite traumatizing. If you look at things from a biological standpoint women are the caretakers of the offspring and men are tasked with protecting the offspring and caretaker. Since an early age boys are raised with the task of protecting the lady because that's how tradition and society has set things. …show more content…

Since an early age I was taught the value of hard work. After watching the news and being updated on social media, I’m afraid of having my personal belongings stolen. The stuff that we work for is a factor of hard work. I feel that if my personal belongings were stolen in front of me I would be devastated. I feel like obtaining a firearm permit to keep my personal belongings from being stolen would be effective. That would allow the would be robber to rethink his actions while they’re in jail. At the age of 6 we came home one day and all our belongings were missing I could see the sorrow and sadness from my mother and that is something that I never want to experience

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