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Myths Surrounding Women and Firearms with Kerry Slone
Myths Surrounding Women and Firearms with Kerry Slone
With the rate of women carrying concealed firearms continuously on the rise, it seems ridiculous to us that an argument actually exists against them doing so. There seems to be a vast amount of ridiculous arguments on why women shouldn’t carry firearms for protection.
In this episode of Trigger Discipline we’re going to dispel the myth of why women shouldn’t carry concealed firearms. To help us, we’ve asked Kerry Slone, President and Founder of We the Female to be a guest on our show.
About Kerry
Kerry started We the Female about a year ago to stand up for domestic violence victims. Specifically when Washington State passed House Bill 1639, she decided to take a stand and let everyone know how this bill “designed” to reduce gun violence actually hurts victims of domestic violence.
When not speaking in front of crowds on the steps of Washington’s state capitol building she’s traveling around the country explaining the importance of situational awareness as a key to an individual’s survival.
Topics and Questions Addressed in this Episode
The personal experiences that have shaped who she is and what she has become.
Is it really more dangerous and even deadly for a victim of domestic violence to be armed?
The challenges women face and advice for when deciding to become firearm owners and concealed carriers.
Are women more susceptible to prosecution when using a firearm to prevent domestic abuse or sexual assault?
How the pro-gun community can help their own cause.
The existence of liberal second amendment supporters actually exists and how we can work with them.
The NRA isn’t all bad.
Her opinion on red flag laws
Should teachers, administrative assistants, nurses, etc. who are typically first in line when mass killers enter a building be armed?
How the second amendment doesn’t cover only firearms?
The challenges women face versus men when concealing a firearm.
Abbreviations Used in This Episode
NRA: National Rifle Association
ERPO: Extreme Risk Protection Orders (Red Flag Laws)
Links to Stories Discussed in this Episode
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/crime/woman-who-shot-protester-at-uw-tells-jury-it-was-him-or-my-darling-husband/
How Do you Follow Kerry
Website: www.wethefemale.net
Twitter: @PaganPatriotKJS
Instagram: @wethefemale_official
Instagram: @stilettosandshotguns
How Do You Follow Trigger Discipline
Website: www.triggerdiscpline.info
Instagram: @trigger_discpline_podcast
Twitter: @TriggerDiscpl2
Contact Us: [email protected]
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the hosts, guest and other employees and associates. These views do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any company, organization or government entity associated with the hosts, guest or other employees and associates. Any content provided by our hosts, guest, employees or associates are of their opinion, and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual or government entity.
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By triggerdisciplineMyths Surrounding Women and Firearms with Kerry Slone
With the rate of women carrying concealed firearms continuously on the rise, it seems ridiculous to us that an argument actually exists against them doing so. There seems to be a vast amount of ridiculous arguments on why women shouldn’t carry firearms for protection.
In this episode of Trigger Discipline we’re going to dispel the myth of why women shouldn’t carry concealed firearms. To help us, we’ve asked Kerry Slone, President and Founder of We the Female to be a guest on our show.
About Kerry
Kerry started We the Female about a year ago to stand up for domestic violence victims. Specifically when Washington State passed House Bill 1639, she decided to take a stand and let everyone know how this bill “designed” to reduce gun violence actually hurts victims of domestic violence.
When not speaking in front of crowds on the steps of Washington’s state capitol building she’s traveling around the country explaining the importance of situational awareness as a key to an individual’s survival.
Topics and Questions Addressed in this Episode
The personal experiences that have shaped who she is and what she has become.
Is it really more dangerous and even deadly for a victim of domestic violence to be armed?
The challenges women face and advice for when deciding to become firearm owners and concealed carriers.
Are women more susceptible to prosecution when using a firearm to prevent domestic abuse or sexual assault?
How the pro-gun community can help their own cause.
The existence of liberal second amendment supporters actually exists and how we can work with them.
The NRA isn’t all bad.
Her opinion on red flag laws
Should teachers, administrative assistants, nurses, etc. who are typically first in line when mass killers enter a building be armed?
How the second amendment doesn’t cover only firearms?
The challenges women face versus men when concealing a firearm.
Abbreviations Used in This Episode
NRA: National Rifle Association
ERPO: Extreme Risk Protection Orders (Red Flag Laws)
Links to Stories Discussed in this Episode
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/crime/woman-who-shot-protester-at-uw-tells-jury-it-was-him-or-my-darling-husband/
How Do you Follow Kerry
Website: www.wethefemale.net
Twitter: @PaganPatriotKJS
Instagram: @wethefemale_official
Instagram: @stilettosandshotguns
How Do You Follow Trigger Discipline
Website: www.triggerdiscpline.info
Instagram: @trigger_discpline_podcast
Twitter: @TriggerDiscpl2
Contact Us: [email protected]
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the hosts, guest and other employees and associates. These views do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any company, organization or government entity associated with the hosts, guest or other employees and associates. Any content provided by our hosts, guest, employees or associates are of their opinion, and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual or government entity.