By Robert Farago. Republished with permission from TheTruthAboutGuns.com
Man I’m getting old. Former prosecutor and Texas Law Shield Firearms Program Attorney Emily Taylor [above] looks like a college kid to me. College kids look like grade schoolers. Grade schoolers look like toddlers. Toddlers look like embryos. I wasn’t born yesterday. Over the years — many, many years — I’ve learned that discretion is the better part of valor. I know it, but it doesn’t apply . . .
After writing thousands of posts on the Second Amendment and armed self-defense, after being excoriated by another blogger for dropping trou in the NRA Pressroom (to put on a new holster), I don’t think a jury would ever consider me the quiet, retiring type when it comes to guns.
Still, no strident pro-2A T-shirts, bumper stickers or ballistically-oriented warning signs for me. I prefer to walk softly and carry a big Wilson (so to speak). You?
