If the primary objective is to use the taser for self defense then it is not abusive to sue? People only want to feel safe. And knowing self defense, and options for a way out if you are attacked is a natural emotion. I know society doesn't expect people to just stand still and let whatever happen to them happen, or perhaps a worse case scenario being killed or someone you love hurt. How traumatizing this can be.
If an attacker sees that you have a Taser, they are more than likely to not pursue you in a criminal situation. Naturally the easiest thing to do would just give up your purse or wallet, however what if that's not what the attack was all about? If you know self defense and you have that taser with you, the attacker will be in for a shock. Literally. There are many ways to handle the taser. Some trainers have advocated the use of flipping the instrument to your other hand.
There are many ways of using the taser. If your attacker has you bent over, and the attacker is behind you, you can learn how to go between your legs through self defense techniques and movements and use the taser on the attacker that way. There are many variations that can be used with the taser. If you don't know how to use the taser or know self defense, then the possibilities are very limited.
You also have to have the taser to learn how to actually use it the right way as well. However, tasers are usually any where from thirty to fifty dollars, and they run on nine volt batteries. Most tasers even have a safety feature on them. We recommend that you research the effectiveness of the taser.
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