Originally I posted this April 5, 2017 at 7:42 PM. And as I reread it, I find it is something an individual should have a conscience twinge about.
"Was watching the news channel today, and one of the news anchors was telling of a break-in (burglary) of a American Legion (burglary). The place being burglarized was empty of people, but had nice electronics for the members to relax, enjoy themselves, and watch television, and play games or gamble. you know those game units you would love to have at home. Getting back to the story, one of the members who had a key to the place just happened to stop by. Whether he saw a suspicious car on the property, or some tell sign to make him take notice, I do not know. Upon entering the Legion, quickly he saw what was taking place, as well as the burglars. Just so happens he is one of those persons who have a permit to carry a gun. The member pulled his pistol and began shooting at the intruders. Shots were returned, no one was shot and the burglars got away.
Now I told this story to get to this center of inquiry. The member who has interrupted the burglars in action was later interviewed by a news caster, and was asked some questions I can’t remember, but my ears perked up when I heard him say; "There’s nothing in here worth dying for.” and from nowhere I heard myself saying, Then there was nothing in there worth killing for?”
What takes precedent here, I will not kill over something not worth dying for, or I will kill over something not worth dying for?
Never give power to anything a person believes is their source of strength - jufa