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She was walking on a freeway, and decides to charge a cop for no reason... Yeah, I'm pretty sure she was thinking about ending it all. Before she saw the cop, she was contemplating running out into traffic.
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@davidswanson5669 ... you really think security guards have qualified immunity?
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@FullSenderson This is basically an ideal scenario for a taser, dude was barely moving when he was hit with it and shirtless. This just proves what we already know which is that people with enough conditioning, enough intoxication, or just weird genetics/nervous system issues are minimally affected by it. That's before even considering issues with acquiring the electrical contacts. If your tool fails when the suspect is most dangerous, why rely on it?
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@PerfectDark0 It was adrenaline, hot-blooded not cold-blooded. In my personal opinion, the criminals invoked this dude's wrath and have no real entitlement to be treated with kid gloves after literally faceplanting him. A lot of bad things could have happened to him just in that fall. We give cops a lot of leeway in situations like this. Logically speaking, citizens should be given just as much if not more leeway since they don't have the same training. We could also blame our justice system, which literally rewards you for making sure there are no witnesses or defendants to testify against you in court, or to sue you for damages.
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Gotta love the guys who disparage using a firearm to stop someone who broke into a neighbors home. Like it's immoral to care enough about a neighbor to use one. Or are they just so incredibly shortsighted that they can't imagine the same burglar coming to their own home later? If everyone "minded their own business" you wouldn't be getting any help either.
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@generalkayoss7347 She fat-fingered the mag release while trying to drive, answer the radio and ready the rifle at the same time, with a wounded hand. It's not an unreasonable fucking mistake.
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@snorman1911 I don't believe for a second that there is any soldier or LEO in a combat situation that turns their safety on when changing mags.
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Because it's OK when the perp is shooting as long as someone hasn't been hit right? It's OK to wait around in that situation? Did we not learn anything from Uvalde?
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@jaykirizz219 the child called them and was still unaccounted for, cop had every reason to believe the child could be taken hostage if he wasted any time. his head space was completely past introductions when the father decided to run away after he saw the cop
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@gunsmoke9388 You're right, we wouldn't... which is why we're not cops. Hope you don't end up in a mall with your buddy bleeding out when a cop like this guy shows up.
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@ryangriffith1500 he's called soap because he cleans the place up, not hard to imagine
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Hand to hand combat is always possible and sometimes necessary. If someone grabs you or tries to push you suddenly for example, you can't respond to that with a firearm unless it's already drawn. I believe police studies have shown that you need to be at least 7 or 8 feet away in circumstances where an attacker intends to harm you (not the idiot in this video who apparently thought he could just bully the firearm user). Defensive training is key here, you should learn to defend against punches and possibly use that momentum against them to throw them off balance. Then you can draw.
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@AKULA689 That's why you should only carry concealed, and only use it if you or your loved ones are immediately threatened
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My dad had the same philosophy when I was a kid and after I started carrying and training more with my own guns I realized it was stupid. I figure that statistically, if you are insane enough to invade a random person's home (I don't make enemies), you are probably insane enough to not be scared away by the sound of a pump action.
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@OveToranger he carried a gun with an additional magazine, which is not proof on its own, but combined with the fact that he seemingly instigated a fight -- I have a hard time believing that he was being targeted by that group for no reason while the other guys there to counter-protest weren't being targeted -- and even RETURNED to said fight, after having ample opportunity to get away, seems like he premeditated the plan to cause a fight at a minimum
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@anonymous4319 Yeah, knives are very dangerous in these kinds of fights. There is no sure fire way to defend yourself against a knife wielder as an unarmed person, because they have more options of attack. But against a longer weapon, it can get easier if the other person has no idea what they are doing -- this idiot clearly didn't
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@testingoyay4648 i'm nearly convinced that he checked the peep hole, didn't see the cop because he side stepped it like a fucking goblin, then assumed it was a set up and went back to retrieve his gun and open the door. that's why he took so long
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Wild speculation. He kept his motorbikes in his garage. There is nothing that could be remotely conveyed as entrapment.
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Not only that they were doing it at a building where nobody was even around. It looked like after hours or the off day for that school. Steel and concrete don't get damaged by skateboards. Who cares?
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Gotta be careful around those Bravo Mikes...
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@JAKEINHERE There are no refs in real life fights you clown.
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@ghost2021a Technically you can but it makes things more complicated. People call into question what happened, you'll probably have to show up to court so it can be determined what you did was lawful, and so on and so forth. In this particular scenario, there were witnesses and hostages, so probably not, but in many others you make it more likely that you'll have to defend yourself in court by leaving
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I didn't think it was tied to any one case at all. It is because of the extremely common headline phrase "Florida man..." followed by whatever crazy incident occurred.
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@ambis99 If you want cops to treat you like normal people then you have to treat them like normal people too. It's a two way street.
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Legally speaking, yes. The question isn't really the overall morality of the encounter, but whether a security guard does himself any favors by engaging like this.
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The mag was in there at first, but she accidentally hit the mag release while screwing around with everything in the car. I guess in her mind the priority was threatening them with a round in the chamber instead of trying to load the mag again with one hand. Or maybe she just didn't notice due to all the other things going on
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@wowplayer160 indeed, even most criminals infamously hate child molesters. everyone has a moral standard they aren't willing to drop beneath
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@joshslim3 Manual safeties are a liability me bucko. I really don't need yet another extra step that I have to take if I have to draw my firearm on someone dangerous. I want the gun to function so I don't get hurt. "B-but that's dangerous to you!" Not really, as long as you actually follow the rules of gun safety and treat all weapons like they're always loaded and ready to fire. You do do that don't you? You aren't one of those guys who pretends that his gun is always safe because last time you remembered, you turned on the safety right?
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@kenkarr9928 he condemned himself you absolute fool. if video is recorded of yourself committing a crime, then you have to come up with an alibi -- and prove it -- to show that you are actually not guilty of that crime. you don't even understand how innocent until proven guilty works. as far as we can tell this guy was proven guilty, now it's his problem to show that he is not. the whataboutism you keep resorting to is what the court would refer to as not "reasonable doubt." even if somebody picked up a rock, he could have literally just ran in the other direction. in fact he had multiple opportunities to do so. this is exactly how one shouldn't act when carrying a gun. you have to be the calmest person in the vicinity. always
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@normtheteacher5485 I would highly encourage you to drop the "citizen police officer" mentality. That will get you in a whole lot more trouble than it is worth and possibly escalate situations that wouldn't normally escalate. You don't have the authority to enforce anything, only to protect those you love and yourself. The most dangerous part about that is the mindset without the authority to back it up. Nobody wants to take orders from a cop or a security guard, let alone some random old dude. Most of a cop's job is about resolving disputes civilly and enforcing traffic laws, not shooting or beating people up. The badge and uniform helps them mediate a situation but you don't have those. When I carry I only think about myself and those in my company, and I keep a running list of profiles of the people in the same building (or room if it's a large building). I think about transitional spaces like doors and tight hallways where someone might ambush me. That's it, I'm not looking for trouble or trying to "solve problems." That's a cop's job.
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@John Borell III To be blunt, it shows a possible lack of forethought. Tattoos don't usually transition well into middle age. Your skin gets wrinkly, what if you get fat or your body shape changes, etc. I never quite understood large tattoos for this reason; it always struck me as an impulsive choice.
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@Byronic19134 they nearly caused an accident because the guy with the gun scared him into flooring it and nearly t-boned the fucking white SUV. had they not intervened he would have simply driven off without incident. threatening lethal force generally isn't a good way to get people to act in a rational way also I don't think you have any right to tell people not to be judgmental while writing these comments
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@JamesAlexander2 you forgot the part where he intentionally hid from the peephole, more than once, cop was an incredible idiot. he did this to check out a noise complaint, not raid a drug den. if you want people to treat you well don't act like you're about to rob them
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30 years for armed robbery? That's how it should be done. None of this less than 25 years for manslaughter or even murder bull.
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@APNFORD she hit her target because it was on the ground from 6 feet away, this woman has never received any form of pistol instruction
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@Skelath There's a reason why you see SA rarely prosecuted and why the feminists complained so much about it in the 2010s: It is difficult to prove. Sure, this time there was a camera that captured the action clear as day. But imagine you were that guy, in that moment. Is it really smart to risk paying this dude's medical bills? Always apply the minimum amount of force necessary. That requires training which this guy didn't have. If he had a gun, I'm sure he would have used it; I've seen guns used in self-defense over less, when the person menacing the "victim" didn't even touch him. If you want to actually be prepared for situations like this, it requires more forethought than "I'm gonna destroy anyone who threatens people I love." You can accept that or reject that, but I hope you're at least rich and ready to pay for a lot of medical expenses and lawyers' fees.
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@jaefrmbk2k it's also a reach to suggest that carjackers would successfully remediate into society
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@jerrysnyder5398 We don't know what the cop got on the dispatch call. However I believe he knew the guy had a gun. Kinda stupid to wait for a guy with a gun to shoot somebody before caring innit? You'd think he would want to rush in even more if he thought that nobody had been shot yet, because it means he can still prevent any civilians from being shot.
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@asm7069 I do understand how police work: they don't. That's why I exercise my rights and you should too.
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@No1reallydies "Nobody gets jumped for no reason" I guess you've never heard of the knock out game?
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@alonjar Well, I could also argue from the other side that anyone who thinks they'll shoot themselves while drawing out of a formfitting holster made for their gun isn't training correctly.
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@DeeeWWW25 it was not a DV, it was a noise complaint with nosy neighbors complaining it was "DV." they were blatantly wrong since he was alone in the house and calling his girlfriend. they probably had it out for him for some reason or another, as asshat neighbors tend to do. things end badly for cops very, very frequently when they instantly believe everything some random accuser tells them
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How about doing what everyone else does when they buy a new gun and RTFM? I'm an engineer and like many I find reading manuals tedious, but an exception has to be made for devices that can kill people when pointed the wrong way.
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@millbanter5987 Practicing martial arts. I first heard the "slow is smooth, smooth is fast" axiom from my jiu-jitsu instructor. I would imagine it also applies to any dangerous tool trade like say, carpentry, blacksmithing, etc.
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@koniko169 agreed about the perp, and i would have even said the camera guy was doing a valuable service if he kept his camera trained on the perp the entire time, however as soon as the perp ran to his vehicle he immediately went to harass the two old guys because they wore MAGA hats so that automatically makes them "affiliated," as if being in the same school would mean that you support a school shooter's actions. it's deranged behavior
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Or maybe he was a mentally ill suicidal guy who wanted to die which was why he did everything he did to begin with. There's no way he thought this would end well.
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@nishantchoudhary5497 run the fuck away, primarily. there's no reason to fight this fight if you enjoy living
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@thomascrum185 Knives are the most common way to get a cop to use lethal force on you. There are way, way too many clear cases of a person who doesn't want to live anymore pulling out a knife, standing around in a public area until someone calls the cops, and then running at the cop.
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@bobinthewest8559 it wasn't a desert eagle, but it was a gigantic revolver, could hardly believe he carried that for security
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@mafro89 ah, it's been eons since I watched that movie
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@dawsonfoster8310 "Calmly pulling over?" Dude, the entire purpose of pulling over is to start a confrontation. You are confronting the other driver; there is no other purpose for the stop. I carry and I encourage all Americans to do so, but the "cowboy mentality" is a plague. Why throw all those tax dollars you spent to waste? The police exist for a reason, let them deal with the guy. It's one of the few damn things the government can help you with. You want to pay tax for the cops, then not utilize them, and then have to pay legal fees on top of that because you really wanted to sate your bloodlust? Come on.
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@WarmongerYT If that's true, it's even more confusing because "bravo mike" clearly means "black male"
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bastiat None of those people were armed or taking action you bozo. That sounds a lot more like nihilism to me. Just pissing away time waiting for your life to end. Nietzsche would say that is literally the opposite of being an alpha.
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@beloved-child Someone else stated he might be using snakeshot. It would make a lot of sense. Horrible choice if true, no idea why he would think that would be effective.
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@beloved-child Google is your friend.
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@RockMonger the wall was likely a dividing line for their private property where they held the vigil. in that case they have every right to remove someone they don't want on their property. everyone involved in the counter protest poured gasoline on a fire and hoped that the other group of people would get burned. pick your battles, don't be a fucking moron
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The helmet must have restricted his awareness, I would have thought the easiest thing to do would be to speed off on the bike. I'd think he'd be able to see the signs as an off-duty cop
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@Coxie1996 why do you say that? this guy will be seen as affiliated with "MAGA" counter-protestors, do you really think those people get favorable treatment in the justice system? especially after Jan 6th
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This is literally the only reason guys like this get girlfriends, especially drug dealers. They convince them that they really love them and if the girl loves him back, she'll take the fall for his crimes
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@scrider5493 it's a scientific fact proven by study time and again. people behave differently as individuals than if they identify with a group
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@ajcook7777 it's a law to prevent immigrants from being afraid to speak up about crime for fear of being deported
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@mannys9130 When a product gets distributed at a retail outlet like Walmart, standards go out the window. Something else I've noticed; it's always easier to buy alcohol at a Walmart or other supermarket than it is a liquor store or even a convenience store.
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@jonathangorrie2402 We should have women cops for the sole purpose of domestic violence disputes, where same-gender counseling might be needed, and for cavity searches on the same gender. That's it. They shouldn't attempt to assist in arresting a male suspect or participate in firefights.
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@Carl_Brutananadilewski You... you spent 10 years in college... as an engineer? Dude... Cringe moment. Coming from a programmer...
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@Carl_Brutananadilewski STEM is an education term buddy, learn to write. And yes, your empty insults wound my pride so much. Oh, I'm so sad.
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@etansivad Ah, you're one of those guys who thinks that cops can be expert psychoanalysts, or even that an expert psychoanalyst can be trusted in a situation like this. "He's crying, plz no yell!" Give me a fucking break. You are completely wrong, it is when people are at their most desperate that they commit acts of violence such as this one. He might have been bawling his eyes out, thinking himself "Well my life is completely over, might as well end it now" and pulled out a sidearm to shoot the cops, and then himself afterward. Why people like you continue to assume that a clearly deranged, violent criminal has predictable motives and emotions similar to that of a rational person is completely beyond me. There are multiple reasons a person can become so deranged as to do something like this and you have no way of knowing what sort of stimuli they will respond to, or how they will respond to it.
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@etansivad Personally I think that is too much to expect for a stranger who shows up at the last moment, when someone is about to kill themselves and/or others. It doesn't seem to me like there is a very large margin of "people who can be convinced to stop being crazy by cops who showed up to shoot them." Asking cops to use non-lethal force against lethal is disrespectful to the life of the cop. Maybe I'm wrong, but it doesn't seem feasible to me to train every cop so thoroughly in these techniques. Especially when you factor in the aptitude of any random cop -- some will be better at this specific type of thing, others won't -- and then balance that against the fact that most departments don't have enough cops as it is. Usually they have a specialist who is significantly more trained in it than his coworkers and must be called in individually. I often see suggestions like yours and others that seem to imply a complete overhaul of how most police departments work in America, which are at best long-term goals that cannot be achieved without major overhauls, and at worst pipe dreams. I'm no budgetary expert on most police departments either, but it doesn't seem like we can just come up with the money necessary for these overhauls just by "trimming the fat."
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@xaqudirir4585 plenty of muslim extremists use drugs, especially the opiate variety. it's hypocritical but hey, if you're gonna die, might as well go all out
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@737smartin yelling is not violence, i really hope you don't call the cops on someone playing video games or watching football and yelling at the screen
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A swarm of very angry bees
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@effthegop rule #0: you are responsible for your own safety and if you shirk that responsibility you are placing your life in the hands of strangers who have no reason to care about you
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@effthegop Arguing over responsibility is a privilege of the living. I'm a permanent pedestrian, so I empathize. However, if I were able to reflect on why I died after I died, I would still blame myself at least partly for not being prepared for drunk drivers. Like any other criminal, I can't prevent drunk drivers from existing. I can only adapt to their existence.
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@Wayne-x1h This is stupid, untrained behavior no matter how you slice it. This guy is strong but has no idea how to fight, so he applied the most extreme reaction he could come up with. Now he'll have to pay this guy's medical bills, hire a lawyer, show up to court, maybe even serve jail time. But hey, at least he has his "honor." I thought we were supposed to be the prudent smart people, not a bunch of medieval morons? A total lack of self-control is not manly. In fact, it is quite the opposite; a very feminine, emotional response. It just goes to show you should train in martial arts. That way, instead of doing what this guy did, you can apply a technique that disables this guy without guaranteeing a trip to the hospital.
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@lexiemiller7783 he wants the girl to shut the hell up
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@royalcookie2 Troops use their safeties when they're in a vehicle so a sudden bump doesn't cause an unfortunate accident. Handguns don't really have that problem because you can put them in a holster. Also, it is idiotic to compare military tactics to civilian tactics.
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@normtheteacher5485 Hey cool, maybe I'll check it out as I like videos like that (I've watched a lot of Paul Harrell videos as well). I just post this because I've seen some weird behavior from people who exhibit the "cowboy mentality." A particular one comes to mind of a guy in a convenience store who is a firearms instructor. He was open carrying, had his range shirt on, etc. He was also a rather portly fellow and I'd venture to say not in the best of shape. In the security footage, some guy starts getting aggressively in his face and yells at him. No idea what he was saying because there was no audio, but he didn't even touch the instructor. The instructor kept backing away, backing away, drew his gun, backed himself into a corner, then shot the guy, all without being touched once. The guy died and the instructor got no charges. Now I am not someone who believes that an aggressor should receive no punishment, or that someone shouldn't stand their ground (in fact I think that would have gone a lot better had the instructor not immediately backed himself into a corner) but I do also believe that a person shouldn't be killed just for aggressively yelling. He may have been a drug addict in the worst moments of his life, or perhaps just mentally ill. In that particular circumstance the instructor could have just maced him and both could have come out alive and (relatively) unharmed. But I assume that, in his mind, he didn't "need" to carry mace because he can just shoot people who threaten him. Not the best attitude to have in my opinion. There are different levels of threat and a gun isn't the best solution to all of them. Sadly I can't find the link to this story now.
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@-.--Y..-U...S..-U..-.F Shaving is required because it allows a gas mask to create a seal. Facial hair before gas masks became necessary equipment on the battlefield was very common and never prohibited for the sake of discipline.
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that incident is mostly due to the complete breakdown of trust in our society. the airman answered the door with a gun because he believed he might be getting robbed by a cop impersonator. bad decision by the way, he should not have opened the door at all if that was his fear. the cop dodged the peephole, exacerbating the airman's suspicion, because he believed he might be randomly shot through the door. the landlady called the cops because "it's gotten worse" despite the fact that she told the cop that she heard a "slap" last time she heard arguing and, for some reason, did not call cops at that point. it could have been avoided by any of the parties involved stopping to talk to each other at any point in time, except the landlady and the cop
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I use rideshare all the time and I carry. When I saw this clip, I wished I was the one in that back seat, but luckily the perp was (as most are) a coward.
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@Lazer-yi6qg This "uhhh you wouldn't do it if you were there!!" bullshit doesn't work man. It's hard to believe that people like you believe this unironically. I pay those taxes specifically so I don't have to do this. If cops aren't going to do their job when a civilian is in danger of being shot, then fuck it -- just get rid of them, save us some tax money and train everyone on proper carry, shooting and 2A law. Go back to wild west mode. I try to do these things anyway, because I am aware of these problems, but it isn't reassuring when I see stuff like this.
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again, the guard escalated the situation to that point for no reason. once the hobo didn't leave after being maced he needed to call the police, end of encounter. there was no reason for it to get to that point or for a fight to break out at all
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@Shanks4Smiles staying alive isn't about being right, it's about being intelligent. the 2A, along with every other right, has no inherent virtue or ability to protect us. those who sit in the white house, right now, would completely delete the 2A if they could. but practically, they can't, because they can't snap their fingers and make 500 million+ guns, spread out across the 3rd largest nation in the world, disappear. implementing a total repeal of the 2A, even if it were successfully voted on, would be a total bloodbath for everyone involved. there is nothing backing the existence of rights except force and a polite agreement between the members of a society. the government owns a monopoly on the legal use of force. that leaves polite agreement, which isn't worth piss in an ocean. the reason why the 2A is so important is because it continues to vest us with the means of force to make the other rights have meaning. to make it worth anything, a civilian must NECESSARILY ignore the legality of the use of force in some situations. if it were to go away, it may not make a difference, as long as enough of us agree to continue manufacturing and bearing arms, but eventually if the government is strong enough, that idea will be quashed
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@lonesomeknoteye In the old days we'd have hanged these guys and left their bodies out to rot. I'd say making a joke at their expense is progress
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Tactical thing to note here, if you're in the driver seat you're vulnerable. It's way harder to turn around and bring a firearm to bear like she did than it is for a passenger to do the same. However the passenger obviously was not threatening (although we did not see what happened before the camera went on, it's very common for douchebags to instigate a conflict and then turn on their camera to make the other person seem aggressive, mostly for internet clout).
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Thailand is like the Asian counterpart to Switzerland. Unconquered because nobody wants to deal with conquering them.
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This is a rural area. I don't think your typical college age brainless dependent mindset applies here.
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@flyoverkid55 Honestly, you're beginning to sound like one from this dialogue.
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@evanjohnson1815 rights aren't real, they're just lofty little nice ideas that we share among each other because those among us who are civilized enjoy following rules. problem is, not only are not all of us civilized including many of those in our government, but rules and principles are usually not good fits for every scenario you can encounter in reality. combat training is all well and good, but the person who hones their shooting and martial arts to a fine edge while completely ignoring basic situational awareness and interpretation of posture is still a suicidal idiot. you can only come out of so many fights unscathed until you end up maimed or killed. avoiding needless conflict is always the superior option. dude should have pretended to be asleep and waited until the cop fucked off
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@mf1936 You want to pay tax dollars for these two clowns to be in jail, get out and recidivate? This isn't how crimes of passion occur, these guys have done this before.
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@MisfitsFosterAcademy responsibility exists everywhere. to consider another scenario: a teenage girl walking alone late at night in a city where they're taking in refugees in Germany... yeah, anything that happens to her isn't her fault , in the same way that getting struck by lightning isn't your fault... but as the rational, smart members of society we have to do the things that we can to minimize risk. it's not victim blaming... it's understanding that the only thing we can reliably change in the world is ourselves
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@thekeysman6760 Samaritan is a member of a tribe, referenced in the Bible. I'm atheist and even I know this. Try knowing your shit before being an annoying pedant.
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@thekeysman6760 Classic pedant, pretends to be nice while being both wrong and staggeringly passive aggressive. This would be like saying "Jesus" should be spelled with a lowercase J because one used his name in vain. Good luck arguing that point, no one will agree with you.
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@thekeysman6760 Can't argue with a pretentious twat who thinks he's better than everyone else. "You're welcome," and "be well."
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@Jaden-eh6rh what the fuck am i reading
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This was originally from a Reddit post on r/PublicFreakout and it doesn't seem to have a news story. The homeowner apparently just uploaded this clip from their doorbell because they thought it would be funny and never reported it to the police.
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 @flightnavigator8999 I don't think OC is a good idea for most citizens either, but you are aware that normal civilians can also have retention holsters (the same ones the cops use) right?
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Sadly, as a man I admit shoes like that are attractive, and because of that phenomenon women won't stop wearing them any time soon. Even though the frontal cortex in me wishes heels would go away.
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Brandishing is against the law which is why this call was made in the first place. Sure it is technically just an allegation, but we have to assume it's what happened because this guy was behaving erratically.
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Yeah I would have instinctively stepped back as soon as he started messing around with his gun like that. Actually I would have told him to stop and yelled so everyone had his attention on him in hopes he'd reconsider what he was doing, but if for some reason I had total confidence in his gun handling skills (pulling out his weapon like that would immediately take it away) I'd still have instinctively stepped back from the magic imaginary laser coming from the barrel of his gun.
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@MavHunter20XX I don't think that technique is applicable in this situation anyway.
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@jf8138 ... yeah, being in an abusive family tends to disturb you... point being?
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@Plznojudge The thing that annoys me is that the bodyguard glanced at the perp as he walked up and didn't think anything was suspicious and went back to being a phone zombie. He had already drawn his gun before the bodyguard even knew what was happening.
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@CognitiveDissident-b7m Get a hobby man.
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@ You're making judgment with the benefit of hindsight, there is no way you know that the guy couldn't pull out another weapon in the heat of the moment.
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Spaceman Spliff: Oblivious stoner by day, obnoxious grammar nazi by night
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As someone who relies on ride shares on a regular basis, thanks for taking your own safety and that of your passengers seriously
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@Drakence nah dude, women don't belong in a fight with a man, she made the absolute correct move by ducking in to stab that guy and then getting back out immediately. do you think this guy wanted his woman to get tangled with a black guy that was even bigger than he was?
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@charlesedwards7992 that wasn't a "boys will be boys" fight he was beating him when he was down. that is by definition lethal force
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@salar1586 caveman tier mentality, i'm glad society isn't made up of mostly people like you anymore, not to mention you're wrong about it anyway it was not an honorable fight
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