Community Defence in the Chop

"I think one of the successes, there are not many, but of a community defence in the chop was normalizing the idea that people can have firearms in ther ainherent threat," he says. "It's just like they're there, and they they can be good, bad, right, wrong, or indifferent." He adds it is ultimately a service and a burden, rather than a reward, of responsibility and power over your fellow community members.