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Originally posted by TTURedRaider View Post
Laguna Chutch shooter had 2 handguns. "One man, 52-year-old “hero” Dr. John Cheng, tackled the gunman and was shot and killed in the process, the sheriff said."
Buffalo Shooter had a Bushmaster XM-15 with extended magazines and body armor. At some point, an armed security guard, former Buffalo Police Department officer Aaron Salter Jr., shot at him. Due to the shooter's body armor, Salter's bullet did not stop him. The shooter returned fire at Salter, who died at the scene.
We shouldn't be forced to have to charge and subdue a gunman while getting groceries, going to church, going to see a movie, etc.
I don't know what to say other than its time to come down hard on gun nuts. There are a small number of vocal people holding the rest of the country hostage. They say there are 400M guns in the US - but I bet you that they are owned by a minority of americans.
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Originally posted by DPR View Post
Except that's quite literally the expectation from conservatives/2A people.
We need to just accept the fact that we'll one day likely be put in a situation where we'll be in an active shooter scenario and we all should have to know how to subdue a gunman. You know, instead of just banning a bunch of the weapons that these terrorists use. No, that would mean folks like DSM can't go skeet shooting or whatever useless fucking hobby they have.
Polish - JW GROM (a Polish Special Forces Unit)
Brazil - Federal Police
Etc
*Also U.S. Criminals/Mass Shooters (1997 North Hollywood shootout, Bushmaster XM15-E2S "M4 type" carbine October 2002 Beltway sniper attacks, 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, 2018 Nashville Waffle House shooting. 2022 Buffalo Tops Friendly Market shooting.)
Originally posted by Deschet View Post
I’ve had to watch active shooter scenarios for training at an old job. The first thing you’re taught to do — this training was administered by an ex-FBI field agent, who knows his shit — is run. Forget the heroics part. Your first instinct is to flee. Here’s the thing. It’s not always safe to be part of the herd. You’re part of a much bigger target. If possible, use your surroundings and try to get as much cover and space as you can. Which brings us to option 2, which is hide, if there’s no way to flee. If neither of these options are available, you use anything you can use to throw, beat or bludgeon the attacker. Again, given our herd mentality, it’s more likely that others will join if they see someone else lead the charge.
You’d think this would be mostly common sense. And sadly, in terms of probability, the first hero to rush the gunman often pays the price. Most of us just aren’t hardwired to be heroes. That’s why we’re not (good) cops or the like.
I watched a video where the guy who rushed the shooter head on got killed, but two others rushed him from the sides and disarmed him. These were normal shoppers. But, I guess the moral is, don’t be a hero unless you’re okay with dying.
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Originally posted by DPR View Post
Except that's quite literally the expectation from conservatives/2A people.
We need to just accept the fact that we'll one day likely be put in a situation where we'll be in an active shooter scenario and we all should have to know how to subdue a gunman. You know, instead of just banning a bunch of the weapons that these terrorists use. No, that would mean folks like DSM can't go skeet shooting or whatever useless fucking hobby they have.
You’d think this would be mostly common sense. And sadly, in terms of probability, the first hero to rush the gunman often pays the price. Most of us just aren’t hardwired to be heroes. That’s why we’re not (good) cops or the like.
I watched a video where the guy who rushed the shooter head on got killed, but two others rushed him from the sides and disarmed him. These were normal shoppers. But, I guess the moral is, don’t be a hero unless you’re okay with dying.
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Originally posted by TTURedRaider View Post
Laguna Chutch shooter had 2 handguns. "One man, 52-year-old “hero” Dr. John Cheng, tackled the gunman and was shot and killed in the process, the sheriff said."
Buffalo Shooter had a Bushmaster XM-15 with extended magazines and body armor. At some point, an armed security guard, former Buffalo Police Department officer Aaron Salter Jr., shot at him. Due to the shooter's body armor, Salter's bullet did not stop him. The shooter returned fire at Salter, who died at the scene.
We shouldn't be forced to have to charge and subdue a gunman while getting groceries, going to church, going to see a movie, etc.
We need to just accept the fact that we'll one day likely be put in a situation where we'll be in an active shooter scenario and we all should have to know how to subdue a gunman. You know, instead of just banning a bunch of the weapons that these terrorists use. No, that would mean folks like DSM can't go skeet shooting or whatever useless fucking hobby they have.
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Originally posted by DSMoneypit View PostFrom what I can gather, most of the people there charged the shooter and stopped him shortly after the first shots rang out. It's amazing how effective that tactic can be at stopping these things. I haven't watched the grocery store shooting, but my guess is that everyone ran. Maybe this will be a lesson on what to do in the future with these things.
There's ample evidence that cowering or running just leads to more victims. Just as there is ample evidence that even just a few people making an effort to thwart the attack as it begins limits the overall number of victims. We can never truly prevent these things with current mental health capacity and laws on the books, so maybe we should start studying these events to learn how best to limit them.
Buffalo Shooter had a Bushmaster XM-15 with extended magazines and body armor. At some point, an armed security guard, former Buffalo Police Department officer Aaron Salter Jr., shot at him. Due to the shooter's body armor, Salter's bullet did not stop him. The shooter returned fire at Salter, who died at the scene.
We shouldn't be forced to have to charge and subdue a gunman while getting groceries, going to church, going to see a movie, etc.Last edited by TTURedRaider; 05-16-2022, 04:05 PM.
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Originally posted by DSMoneypit View PostFrom what I can gather, most of the people there charged the shooter and stopped him shortly after the first shots rang out. It's amazing how effective that tactic can be at stopping these things. I haven't watched the grocery store shooting, but my guess is that everyone ran. Maybe this will be a lesson on what to do in the future with these things.
There's ample evidence that cowering or running just leads to more victims. Just as there is ample evidence that even just a few people making an effort to thwart the attack as it begins limits the overall number of victims. We can never truly prevent these things with current mental health capacity and laws on the books, so maybe we should start studying these events to learn how best to limit them.
Dude - you have military training - don't expect everybody to have big balls like you when faced with a guy with a gun!
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Originally posted by DSMoneypit View PostFrom what I can gather, most of the people there charged the shooter and stopped him shortly after the first shots rang out. It's amazing how effective that tactic can be at stopping these things. I haven't watched the grocery store shooting, but my guess is that everyone ran. Maybe this will be a lesson on what to do in the future with these things.
There's ample evidence that cowering or running just leads to more victims. Just as there is ample evidence that even just a few people making an effort to thwart the attack as it begins limits the overall number of victims. We can never truly prevent these things with current mental health capacity and laws on the books, so maybe we should start studying these events to learn how best to limit them.
A+ stuff here.
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From what I can gather, most of the people there charged the shooter and stopped him shortly after the first shots rang out. It's amazing how effective that tactic can be at stopping these things. I haven't watched the grocery store shooting, but my guess is that everyone ran. Maybe this will be a lesson on what to do in the future with these things.
There's ample evidence that cowering or running just leads to more victims. Just as there is ample evidence that even just a few people making an effort to thwart the attack as it begins limits the overall number of victims. We can never truly prevent these things with current mental health capacity and laws on the books, so maybe we should start studying these events to learn how best to limit them.
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T&P.
No surprise it happens in ruby red OC
Clearly gun owners don't care about God so we need to update Obama depiction of typical conservatives as those who hold on to Gun God and Gold...to those who only care about Guns and Gold.....basically piratesLast edited by sctrojan; 05-15-2022, 08:46 PM.
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Nothing on the Laguna Woods church shooting?
On May 15, 2022, a mass shooting occurred at Geneva Presbyterian Church in Laguna Woods, California, United States. One person was killed, and five others were injured, four of them critically. A person was taken into custody.
There were about 30 people inside the church at the time, many of them of Taiwanese descent, according to Orange County Undersheriff Jeff Hallock.
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