Highly unlikely I’ll ever get robbed around here. I live in the safest neighborhood in the country. Surrounded by Latter-day Saints, Ring cameras and retired cops with safes full of AK-47s. First step is to avoid cities. Live in a red county in a red state. That solves 99% of the problem. Then carry if the risk becomes high. Arnold made …
Highly unlikely I’ll ever get robbed around here. I live in the safest neighborhood in the country. Surrounded by Latter-day Saints, Ring cameras and retired cops with safes full of AK-47s. First step is to avoid cities. Live in a red county in a red state. That solves 99% of the problem. Then carry if the risk becomes high. Arnold made the right decision.
That has nothing to do with being in a red state and everything to do with living in a neighborhood for semi-retired organized crime members. Unsurprisingly unorganized criminals don't tend to rob organized ones, especially ones known to retaliate and whom have effective carte blanc in the legal system.
Highly unlikely I’ll ever get robbed around here. I live in the safest neighborhood in the country. Surrounded by Latter-day Saints, Ring cameras and retired cops with safes full of AK-47s. First step is to avoid cities. Live in a red county in a red state. That solves 99% of the problem. Then carry if the risk becomes high. Arnold made the right decision.
Some people need guns though. https://open.substack.com/pub/scottgibb/p/mlk-jr-denied-carry-permit?r=nb3bl&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
That has nothing to do with being in a red state and everything to do with living in a neighborhood for semi-retired organized crime members. Unsurprisingly unorganized criminals don't tend to rob organized ones, especially ones known to retaliate and whom have effective carte blanc in the legal system.
Nice.
Arnold made the right decision for himself. However his decision made his community less safe. When crime pays you will get more of it.
Impossible to know because he followed up with emails. He might have done more good than harm.