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Serious question (I also highly value personal freedom): Isn’t the freedom to walk down the street or go to school without fear of a deranged shooter or accidental firearm discharge an important freedom too?
>Isn’t the freedom to walk down the street or go to school without fear of a deranged shooter or accidental firearm discharge an important freedom too? No. You have no right to not be in fear. And even using your argument, I feel less in fear walking down the street with "protection" than not, which by your argument strengthens my right to carry.
> No. You have no right to not be in fear.
Strange conception of rights / freedom