Title: A good read for anyone who thinks "do not buy a gun, just call 911!"
Product review: The authors do an excellent write-up in how nobody in the United States (or in Canada, for that matter) have a right to police protection, and how those who sued the police for failing to rescue them in time have often lost. As a sheriff's deputy myself, I can attest to two facts: #1: As officers of the law, we primarily carry firearms to protect OURSELVES. Using our firearms to save a civilian in danger is seldom done mostly because it is rare that we see a thug brutally assaulting someone red-handed. #2: The police are not responsible to protect individuals round the clock, but rather "society as a whole". People practice fire safety and keep fire extinguishers in their homes because they know firemen are not responsible to be watching their houses round the clock, this book will also go to show why police cannot be watching their houses in the same way.
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