I'd be comfortable with you having any weapon available. It's not the weapon or tool, or chemical, it's the person who has it, and I have no question that you are safe with any of them. A responsible person is safe with most anything.
I hope to God I am never so responsible that there is nothing that I would be dangerous with.
I suspect strongly that it is a good thing that I do not have Curtis' liquor cabinet.
I suspect strongly that it is a good thing that I do not have Curtis' liquor cabinet.
Don't believe in cabinets or other complicated devices. I stick to open shelves, in case of an emergency. The only one I don't completely trust in the house is the littlest Scottie and he's too damn short to reach the good stuff.
Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels...
I'd be comfortable with you having any weapon available. It's not the weapon or tool, or chemical, it's the person who has it, and I have no question that you are safe with any of them. A responsible person is safe with most anything.
I hope to God I am never so responsible that there is nothing that I would be dangerous with.
I suspect strongly that it is a good thing that I do not have Curtis' liquor cabinet.
Bob Schwartz
I'd have no fear of either you, Ben, or almost everyone else here, because responsible people try very hard to only apply as much force as needed, as carefully as possible, when it's needed. Everything is based on force, and being dangerous, it's just how, how carefully, and when it's applied that counts. I'd hate to live in a world where the responsible people who give a [censored], weren't able to be dangerous if the situation called for it. Our whole justice system is based on using force and coercion, in the proper amounts to preserve the level of society we want to have. Bil C