VictorLouis
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but, I just heard her unabashedly defend the principle of keeping one at home for protection.
A caller expressed her concerns over the fact her husband keeps a gun in a 'lockbox' in the closet. They have several small children, and apparently the poor schmuck left it lay out(unloaded) on the bed one day for the wife to find it(not the kids). While admonishing the husband for his ignorance, Dr. Laura made it perfectly clear to the wife she has no problem with it being locked up safely. The wife even asked,"Should it be kept in there LOADED?". The Dr.'s reply was. "Honey, if you ever NEED it, I'd hate to tell the bad guy to 'just hold-on a minute.'"
After she'd hung up with the caller, Laura said,"I should've asked what kind of gun it was...just out of curiousity." Could it be she has more than a passing interest in them?
A caller expressed her concerns over the fact her husband keeps a gun in a 'lockbox' in the closet. They have several small children, and apparently the poor schmuck left it lay out(unloaded) on the bed one day for the wife to find it(not the kids). While admonishing the husband for his ignorance, Dr. Laura made it perfectly clear to the wife she has no problem with it being locked up safely. The wife even asked,"Should it be kept in there LOADED?". The Dr.'s reply was. "Honey, if you ever NEED it, I'd hate to tell the bad guy to 'just hold-on a minute.'"
After she'd hung up with the caller, Laura said,"I should've asked what kind of gun it was...just out of curiousity." Could it be she has more than a passing interest in them?