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Quotes About Safety

The first component of self-defense, "understanding violence
~ Marc MacYoung
There are a number of models. The one we like is Rory Miller's social and asocial violence. It's quick, easy to remember, and– most importantly– it's something you can apply in an actual situation.
~ Marc MacYoung
If you have time to run away, then I submit that you are not in immediate danger of anything and getting the heck out of there should be your answer.
~ Marc MacYoung
Radar, then, is the first step in making people decide that it's not worth it to mess with you.
~ Marc MacYoung
Moreover, I discovered that day that grown-ups could lie just as well as I, and it seemed to me that I could no longer feel quite safe with them.
~ Marcel Pagnol
The wife, where danger or dishonor lurks, safest and seemliest by her husband stays, who guards her, or with her the worst endures.
~ John Milton
The boat is safe, secure, and comfortable. On the other hand, the water is rough. The waves are high. The wind is strong. There's a storm out there. And if you get out of the boat—whatever your boat might happen to be—there's a good chance you might sink.
~ John Ortberg Jr.
I still long for a shared certainty, an assumption of safety, the reassurance of believing that others know better than me what's for the best. But I have been led by the bitter necessities of an interesting life to value that age-old practice of the wise: Doubt.
~ John Patrick Shanley
Like the NRA says, it's better to have a machine gun and not need it than to need a machine gun and not have it.
~ John Sandford
If a Martian were watching our television shows, he'd conclude that guns were more common than hammers. They're not evil themselves--they're tools--but everywhere you go, bad people have them. It behooves the righteous to at least know how they work.
~ John Sandford
We ain't in California no more," Pilate said. "Every fuckin' body up here's got a gun. Even that old lady in the hamburger shop, shot Michelle.
~ John Sandford
Would you trust a bomb to a company called 'Oops'?
~ John Sandford
LUCAS WATCHED THE GATE roll back and caught the two clear lenses, and two black glassy spots, one of each on the stone gate pillars, on either side of the driveway. Camera lenses and infrared alarm sensors. The security would be excellent. And the hard drives on the security cameras could be gotten with a search warrant: something to know.
~ John Sandford
We heard that you think somebody might try to hit Mrs. Bowden. Is that right?" Monroe asked, as he unlocked Palmer's front door. "We don't know the exact situation, but it's worrisome," Lucas said.
~ John Sandford
truck's brush guard, rolled over
~ John Sandford
Besides, our DNA profiles are already in the army and FBI files. When there's a chance that some suicide bomber is going to blow you into hamburger, the army wants to be able to identify the scrap meat. We've all got DNA profiles.
~ John Sandford
the police don't stop crime; they simply record it, and sometimes they catch the people who do it.
~ John Sandford
Why do crazy people have guns?" Coil asked. "You'd know the answer to that better than I would, Senator," Lucas said.
~ John Sandford
After she'd blocked the peephole, she went to her laptop and did a Google search on peephole intrusions—and learned that women were not only watched, but had actually been filmed through the peephole as they undressed inside their locked rooms. Yet another reason, Letty thought, that all women should be issued guns at birth.
~ John Sandford
Her father had warned Letty against going for rides with highway patrolmen. "When it comes to driving, they're a little . . . out there, I guess you'd say. 'Fast' isn't good enough for them.
~ John Sandford
How come you don't have a gun?" she asked, through her open car door. "Aren't cops required to carry guns? I read that somewhere." "In my experience, bad things can happen if you carry a handgun," Virgil said. "For one thing, it causes your shoulder to slope in the direction of the pocket you carry it in. Over the years, that could cause spinal problems.
~ John Sandford
He didn't know if that was good or bad: concealed-carry people actually committed fewer felonies per year than cops did 
~ John Sandford
I don't think food safety laws are going to protect you from a third carnitas burrito, Hanson said. That's not about food safety. It's about pork fat overload.
~ John Scalzi
The base of the water tower gave every indication of being a solid argument for tetanus shots.
~ John Scalzi