Learn hardcore self-defense all women.

Learn hardcore self-defense all women. Not Karate, jujutsu, Kung Fu, boxing, kickboxing, or that nonsense MMA. I mean Krav Maga or Close Quarter Combat you can learn in weeks to months, not years later. Wake up and stay off your cell phones while walking, keep your head on a swivel at all times, and don't hang out in crappy neighborhoods.

Vote for politicians who prioritize locking up criminals and supporting your rights, including self-protection. Change your voting patterns and base them on policy, not political affiliation or the candidate's personality.

Many laws and policies remove the rights of law-abiding citizens while not helping to crack down on crime. It's often easier and more "popular" to enact more laws than enforce the ones already on the books.

Politicians enact laws that prevent law enforcement and DAs from locking up criminals because doing so would be "mean" and "unfair" to them because they've had a rough life.

She said, "Don't you have a sad story?" referring to everyone who follows the law. Her point is that everyone has a sad story, and life isn't always fair.

She discusses the loss of many people's rights, such as the ability to carry pepper spray and the need for legal self-defense. Some jurisdictions have even attempted to enact laws making body armor illegal, including backpacks for your kids.

Taking away the right to bear arms is on a whole other level.

Bringing about change is only possible when elected leaders take action that has real consequences. It's not about condoning criminals.

We need to unite based on shared objectives, not superficial popularity. Let's work together to achieve common goals rather than dividing over false perceptions.