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Phoenix Gun Advocate Says The Best Defense Against The Knockout Game Is Having A Gun

Tuesday, November 26, 2013 14:32

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Phoenix business owner and resident Nohl Rosen says there’s at least one thing people can do from becoming the latest victim of the Knockout Game that’s sweeping the country and that’s carrying a gun and not being afraid to use it. The game involves sucker punching an innocent victim just to see if you can knock them down with one punch.

“This game seems to be happening in places like New York, San Diego, Chicago, Washington DC, and other municipalities where there are strict gun laws. It probably hasn’t happened in Arizona yet because we have no restrictions when it comes to carrying a gun because the Second Amendment is also upheld. Society has gotten a lot more violent and people have to decide for themselves whether they want to become a victim or not. The best thing you can do is arm yourself if you prefer not to be,” Rosen said.

Rosen has become an advocate for the Second Amendment and a person’s right to carry. He and other Arizona residents were recently featured in an MSNBC special called 50 Years Of Guns which recently aired on the network’s channel. He also owns Panther TEK, a local computer repair company. Rosen says when purchasing a gun learn how to use it and carry responsibly just like you would any other tool.

“A gun is mainly for self defense. I carry a gun to protect myself, my family, my home, and my business. I prefer not to be a statistic and believe having a tool like a gun is a way to help prevent that,” said Rosen.

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