Bias is a given in negotiating. But fear is not because you feel you are negotiating from a position of weakness. This is not the case. Research has proven that the win-win approach achieves the optimal results. We lose track of what really is important our friends and family. I feel most who are pro gun wish to protect their family. But they are so afraid of losing their rights they overcompensate. Same the other direction as well. But the reality is there are 88 guns per 100 people in this country. But not one of those parents who likely had a guns was at that school to protect their children. So how can we stop such things? A good set of people to get input from would be gun owners among the victim families. They see both sides clearly.
Fear again. How do we minimize fear. I believe it comes down to love your fellow man. God's love is defined by giving without expectation of return. If we at least understand our opposition we then would likely not fear them.
The right to bear arms is there for a reason. It is only threatened by the long term system shift to our hidden plutocracy, i.e. the secret societies.
The true solution is do away with the infrastructure. The hidden plutocracy, and the career politician.
That is the source of our fear, the source of other things as well. No good comes of secrecy or longevity in government.
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