I got my concealed carry permit after that girl in seattle got her teeth knocked out. palmetto state armory email newsletter has daily deals with lots of concealed pistols.

The trickiest thing is wearing a dress I am for now carrying in a purse if there's no waistband to clip to but i do not like that solution at all. Thigh holsters don't really work without a belt.

I would like to just have lasers that shoot out of my eyes to melt any phobes that would be so convenient.

I wish I could but I know what would happen if I did

If you like democracy and don't like fascism, you should be arming yourself right now.

Hate it or otherwise, the enemy is armed, and if their fervor isn't matched they won't stop to think. If they have to consider you an equal threat that forces at least some of them rethink their position. And some of them will walk away, cause their hate isn't as powerful as their will to live.

Those too hateful to see reason you where always going to have to fight tooth an nail, but at least there will be less of them.

I mean, yeah? Take our rights and we will use the ones we still have to defend the rest.

In my opinion you are foolish if you aren't arming yourself and practicing. Police are not in place to protect citizens.

I really hope all the beautiful trans people are getting good quality training, and practicing regularly with their firearms, including drills involving moving, changing target distances, etc etc.

If you need tips, the YouTube channel TacticoolGirlfriend is thorough and newbie friendly. The Socialist Rifle Association is also very helpful in finding LGBT friendly resources in your area.

Got a Glock 19 because of magats. Hit the range at least once a week. Homophobia is a threat and I’ve already had to flash a couple people or adjust my gun belt while staring straight at them

I'm in the process of parting out a rifle currently, and already have a handgun. I figure there are plenty of queer people who can't own firearms for good reasons, so it's up to those of us who aren't at risk of intentional misuse to be community protectors (this applies to non-queer allies, too!)