Kamala Harris Warns: 'They're Getting Shot' If They Break into Her Home
Harris' Stance on Home Security
Democratic Vice President hopeful Kamala Harris has made headlines with her recent comments on home security. In an interview with CNN, Harris stated that she believes in the right to self-defense and that she would not hesitate to use a gun to protect herself and her family. "I believe in the Second Amendment," Harris said. "I think people have a right to defend themselves."
Personal Experience Shapes Views
Harris's personal experiences have shaped her views on gun ownership. She grew up in a household with guns and was taught how to use them safely. Harris has also been the victim of a home invasion, which she says made her even more determined to be able to protect herself. "I know what it's like to be afraid in your own home," Harris said. "I will not be a victim again."
Strong Support for Second Amendment
Harris's stance on gun rights is consistent with her long-held support for the Second Amendment. She has consistently voted against gun control measures and has spoken out against efforts to restrict access to firearms. Harris believes that the right to bear arms is a fundamental right that should not be infringed upon.
Self-Defense as a Last Resort
While Harris believes in the right to self-defense, she also stresses that it should be used only as a last resort. She believes that violence should never be the first response to a conflict and that there are other ways to resolve disputes peacefully. "I believe that we need to do everything we can to prevent violence from happening in the first place," Harris said. "But if someone is trying to hurt me or my family, I will defend myself."
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