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<p>The Supreme Court has ruled that the authorities have no duty to protect you as an individual. The police's job is to protect society as a whole, not you as a person. Honestly, that's fine with me. While I respect police officers, by and large, I also recognize that the only way they could protect me as a person is to walk side-by-side with me all the time and I'm someone who likes my privacy.</p> <p>Where this becomes a problem, though, is in gun-free zones.</p><p><a href='https://bearingarms.com/tom-k/2019/10/01/michigan-bill-put-gun-free-zone-hook-injuries/?fbclid=IwAR3tRLZRpWc4XSu1CS5I8-h1pS8os4xp1AoB71qOpWUE72uGcUGjj4x-1P0' class='out'>https://bearingarms.com/tom-k/2019/10/01/michigan-bill-put-gun-free-zone-hook-injuries/?fbclid=IwAR3tRLZRpWc4XSu1CS5I8-h1pS8os4xp1AoB71qOpWUE72uGcUGjj4x-1P0</a></p>
