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Originally Posted by Lamplighter
UT, that completely misses what is generally meant by "gun intimidation".
It has nothing to do with intimidating criminals.
It is used within discussions of spousal- and/or child-abuse where, usually a man,
is abusing or intimidating his wife/S.O./children/neighbor, and a gun is involved.
Within such households, such intimidation becomes very intense,and
sometimes progresses to murder, suicide, injury, or concealed physical abuse.
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I think they actually cancelled "Movie of the Week" a few decades ago.
It's weird how the intimidation can never just trail off. It has to progress.
It's also weird how
concealed abuse is a part of this for you. We're into deeply fantasy territory here. Tell me: in this scenario, as you imagine it, if you take away the gun, there's no concealed physical abuse?