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RE: ‘Billy Graham rule’: Safe or sexist?

Post author By Sharon Lee Davies-Tight, artist, writer, chef
Post date July 27, 2019
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Sharon Lee Davies-Tight

7.27.2019

‘Billy Graham rule’: Safe or sexist?

RE: “Men who practice the rule are conceding they’re untrustworthy.”

Actually men thinking they need the rule concedes that women are untrustworthy. The men are being safe and I don’t blame them.

I’ve seen too many women use their sexuality to get something they want – even when wives are present.

It’s a slippery slope. Better safe than sorry.

Women making false accusations when they’re rebuffed is also an issue.

Tags Billy Graham, sexist rule, slippery slope

By Sharon Lee Davies-Tight, artist, writer, chef

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MADE IN BRAZIL I, Sharon, retired my gun over ten years ago. Sold it actually, for the same amount I paid for it. $100.00. I'm not a gun person. Nor was I ever comfortable with it. It took too much of my thinking space and since I didn't carry it with me, I wouldn't have the immediate access required should I need it. Crime usually happens quickly with little time to think. If I ever drew a gun, the intruder or perpetrator could probably grab it from me without much effort. I was curious, given that my father was a tool and process engineer for SAVAGE ARMS most of his life. My curiosity was satisfied. And that was the end of it. I do believe that people have the right to protect themselves from harm by bearing arms in a dangerous world. I'm just not that person who wants that responsibility. Not with a gun. I take other less risky precautions.

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