>>1027377By your logic, you'd rather be helpless to the scenario instead of being responsible for the outcome.
For MOST people in this thread, we can generally agree that we love /out/ and our /an/, but the second it threatens even the thought of our well being, we'd rather be prepared than at BEST case spending a trip to the Emergency Room, if you even make it that far.
Someone chooses to rob me, it's their responsibility to also accept the outcome of their actions. For you, you'd rather just give up your wallet and empower the criminal to his next victim. The rest of us refuse to be the victim, and the better ones here refuse to allow others to become victims as well.
