Was thinking the same. You're in a vehicle - a weapon in certain circumstances. Why not use it? If you hit the car while shooter is still inside, airbags would deploy bouncing the shooter around. If outside the car then you're gonna injure or hopefully kill the shooter.
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I think most poeple around (who live in condition white) would only know he is a shooter some time after the first shot. Those nearby that live in condition yellow woudl likely see him getting out of the car with a long gun. I don't think anyone would know what is going on while he is still inside car. That person in black truck had option to use vehicle as an extremely effective weapon if they had the mindset to do it.
That's cause the majority of people who claim to carry a gun rarely ever do.
They're probably the same people that decry "This is Texas we have guns! That would never happen here"- yet never carry, and assume someone/everyone else around them has a gun. It's complacency, and it kills.
I was thinking more like that white car that just drove on by just feet away from him. One good jerk on the wheel with an accelerator push and it would have been one and done.
Cause people are scared to get involved. They also fear the consequences even if their actions are completely valid and necessary. America's liberal justice system has its population mentally, emotionally and physical hogtied.
Exactly. Complacency kills. People give me grief about what I carry on my person. It's for instances like this. I bet those who were killed or witnessed the shooting never "thought it would happen to them."
Or... if he's still moving and you only injured him... that's why God invented "reverse".
One of the most confusing moments of my life was when I discovered some people don't think about things that might happen, like if they are walking on the beach they don't think about were they would go if there was a tsunami, or driving down the road what they would do if an oncoming car jumped the yellow right in front of them, or what they would do if suddenly someone was in front of their car with a gun shooting people. To me it's just a thing that my brain does and yeah, sometimes I wish I could tone it down a bit, but it doesn't really get in the way of my day to day life. Like the man said, you can go a long time In Yellow
Not gunna happen. Cause mental health issues are being normalized and we are told that it's all ok and natural.
Depends on who it is I guess but I bet their social media posts when they got home are just the opposite, "I barely got away". Most people don't have it in their mindset that they might have to act. When the moment comes "surprise" is what they get, then flight.
Because the DNC doesn't want to reform their main support base? Seems to be that way. DNC thrives on things like this.
This.
it was a rhetorical question but your not wrong either...
I think most peoples initial response would be to flee if they had the chance, even if armed.
I think there is merit to that. Even around here it's pretty common for some people to say, "I carry everywhere, but I won't draw unless my own life is threatened". The potential liability concerns are great. Personally, I'm old enough that I really don't give a rat's derrière. I value others lives more than what ramifications may come. No matter what... people will still be alive that otherwise may not be. That's good enough for me.
