Shot Him Dead

The criminals didn't worry because there were three men on that bridge that night. He had a gun, so he figured he would be “in charge.” so as they passed him, he pulled out his gun and pistol whipped him. But instead of cowering at his superiority, the guy he pistol whipped pulled out his own gun and shot him to death. Lesson learned: don't attack without knowing your victim isn't prepared. But he didn't get to reflect on it for very long, because he is now on a slab in the morgue and the guy he pistol whipped is at home resting, after telling the cops his story, backed up by the testimony of his friends. It was a clear case of self-defense, and there is now one less armed criminal running the streets in Phoenix, Arizona. It again proves that those who make laws against self-defense really want violent crime to succeed, no matter what they tell you. As long as they keep honest people unarmed, situations like this will end up in the guy who got pistol whipped, and maybe his friends, as well, dead. They paint nasty pictures of honest, reliable people “going wild” if they have guns, and all that does is show their lack of confidence in our reliability—which is bogus. (The Right to Bear)