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James Mitchner 1 year ago.
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Yet another victim of a senseless violent crime. This time on what is supposed to be a peaceful interlude away from the stresses of everyday life on a trail that stretches from Georgia to Maine through remote wilderness. The lesson, as if we require another one, for one’s self-defense is that no place is all rainbows and unicorns. Danger stalks everyplace – restaurants, shopping, traveling, home, and even at church. I’ve been on the AT many times and I never go unarmed. Unfortunately, the trail crosses into a number of states that deny you your Second Amendment rights and, if found to be armed with a firearm, will not hesitate locking you up for a long time. As someone said, being found with a firearm you must be willing to accept the consequences. And, being confronted by a predator, human or otherwise, without being armed with a firearm you must accept those consequences as well.
https://www.outsideonline.com/2396150/appalachian-trail-murder-2019-james-jordan
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