Calling 911 didn't work in this case. In fact, it often doesn't work. Yet that is the advice police give when asked what we should do if we find ourselves in danger. It's time to question this policy. Rigorous studies have shown that violent crime decreases when there are fewer restrictions on carrying concealed guns.
Criminals prefer to attack the defenseless.
Assume for a one moment that you are stricken with a terminal illness, such as Lou Gehrig's disease. You might choke on your own saliva at anytime. In your Oct. 28 issue, the Dilbert cartoon struck me. It's unskilled labor without the labor. There's an impressive group of folks who disagree with the handful of Hawaii Kai people who oppose the Hanauma Bay improvements plan .