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Open carry and psychology

HYSTERIA. People are sure spooked of them there totems. And this:

A recent study published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology suggests that when people are holding a gun, they’re less capable of evaluating a threat than they would be if they didn’t have a weapon in their own hands.

Reading the study, you find it’s absolute rubbish. Ah, psychology.

2 Responses to “Open carry and psychology”

  1. Paul Kisling Says:

    As Dirty Harry would say,” A naked man chasing a woman down an alley with a butcher’s knife is not collecting for the Red Cross.”

    Something mind boggling logical about that statement.

  2. Huck Says:

    “when people are holding a gun, they’re less capable of evaluating a threat than they would be if they didn’t have a weapon in their own hands.”

    Tell that to a veteran Infantryman.

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