A woman in Pike County, Ky., used her legally owned firearm to stop an attack by her estranged husband.
According to local police, the woman had taken out a protective order against her husband. Last week, however, he entered the house in violation of the court order and threatened the woman.
According to local media, the woman feared the man would hurt her and she shot him. No charges have been filed in the case.
It is an open question whether, as everyone sees Ukrainian citizens picking up rifles to defend their lives and liberty from Russian troops, more Europeans will come to the conclusion that this is a right every law-abiding person needs.
For anyone who ever needed proof of how crucial gun rights are to our survival and our safety, I have just two words of advice: Remember Ukraine!
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