She needed a gun, desperately. But she didn't have one, and she got
shot. Unfortunately, even though she survived, she will probably not
learn a lesson from being shot. The only reason she and her daughter
survived is because the criminal allowed it, and didn't finish the
job. Andrea Koller, a teacher who is very vocal in her opposition to
guns (saying nothing about the criminals and their violence) tried
bravely to stop the criminal from pistol-whipping her daughter, and
got shot. Why the criminals didn't finish the job, I don't know.
Maybe her fighting them frightened them off. Most criminals are
cowards, of course, so that's quite possible.
She'll probably
redouble her rhetoric against guns, but not against the criminals who
USE guns to commit violence. As with most people who hate guns, this
woman had NO “situational awareness” as the criminals “shadowed
her” right to the hotel entrance while she was blissfully unaware
of their presence until they started pistol-whipping her daughter.
THEN she woke up and ran out to help her daughter, and got shot. If
she had HAD a gun, the situation might have turned out differently,
But she will not realize that. The chances that the gun used by the
criminals was registered is very small, so no law would have made any
difference—except one that allowed HER to be armed. (Bearing Arms).
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