No I don't own a Gun, I also don't have plans too.
The right one could be the difference between crazy people go into buildings and doing things such as this.
Honestly, what would the "right" one be? What law could there be that isn't there now? I live in the country. If I had to call 911 and wait for the cops to get here (which could take anywhere from 10 minutes to 2 hours depending on which part of the county they're in because our "local" police are the county sheriffs) I'd be dead. And if you call and tell them (or rangers or animal regulation) you have a skunk or raccoon or even a coyote threatening your livestock and can they please take care of it, they're going to laugh their asses off. We do for ourselves by necessity.
This doesn't just apply to country people, though. I have a 92 year old nana that means the world to me. She lives in a rather bad neighborhood. She's fiercely independent and has no intention of moving out of her home. She also has one of those buttons around her neck that she can push to get help "right away". Goody. They might be able to get there in 5 minutes. Of course it takes much less time than that to shoot her. Good thing she grew up on a farm and knows how to shoot herself.
People have every right to NOT own guns. But I'll keep my shotgun and my pistol, thank you very much! Even if we took every single gun away from every single legal gun owner people who want one will find a way to get one. It's the person buying them legally that's bureaucratically strip-searched just to obtain something guaranteed in the constitution.
Besides, if making something illegal made a difference then we wouldn't have a crack problem because last time I checked there are even laws regulating the selling of ingredients that goes into its production. Last time I checked, we still have cookers, sellers, and buyers so that's working out really well.
Restricted gun rights sound all peachy & sweet to people who live in a la-la world of peace, love, and kumbaya but doesn't play out in the real world. Even IF the entire country was living like it was still the wild west (and the only places where that's the case is the inner cities where the most restrictive gun laws in the country are) it would still be violating the CONSTITUTION to take them from the citizens of this country. Don't like it, work to change the constitution through the legal channels provided by said document. Even if you argue the "well regulated militia" nonsense, the fact of the matter is the RIGHT is still there and THAT would have to be removed.
Cindie