You are correct. I will not answer your question when you won't answer mine. But at least you finally admitted that you actually can't explain why a bigot would attack a queer person with a stun gun on their belt.
If you believed, as you claim before, that a queer open-carrying a gun still runs risk of being attacked by bigots, why would you also believe that open carrying a stun gun would deter them?
You said a gun on their belt was a deterrence. My question was based on that.
Your admittance that you can't answer my question shows that the answer is that if it is a deterrent, so is a stun gun.