It's not a bad idea to have a gun, because if you need a gun, you have a gun. And if you don't need a gun, if you're a person with self control, you're not gonna use it. You're not gonna just randomly use it, but you have something to protect you. This is the whole idea of the second amendment. The whole idea of the second amendment gets distorted by mass shootings or by terrible people who murder people and do terrible things. But all those things are real. But they don't take away from the fundamental efficacy of having a firearm and defending your family or defending your life. And there are real live situations where people have had firearms and it's protected them or their loved ones or they've stopped shooters. There's many of these stories, but people don't like those stories, because then it. It tends to lead to this gun culture argument, as pro gun culture argument, that people find very uncomfortable. Human beings are messy, and we're messy in so many different ways. Right? We're messy emotionally. We're messy physically, but we're also messy in what's good or bad, we want things to be binary. We want things to be right or wrong, one or zero, and they're nothing. But there is crime in the world, and there is violence in the world, and you're better off knowing how to fight, and you're better off knowing how to defend yourself, and you're better off having a gun.