Oregon Intervening Terrorist with Fire ?

[40nascar]

No. They're really not. They're trained to pass a state mandated test. Nothing more.

Maybe that's how it's done in Montana

 

[TTSX]

I've been through a full four day training course. Not a 2 hr. Hit and Run course.

Wow, 4 days. That's like, an entire camping trip

 

[40nascar]

Life does not care for you..play by your rules , adhere to your moral code...or go by your script.
Nor does life give a damn about your views on the way things should be...Or if you are in the right.

So, in summation, your recommendation in this situation is to stand by while people are murdered by Arson. I don't agree, and I would act, and would see what 12 of my peers think about what I did, if the DA even takes it that far. Where I live, the DA would most likely consider it a highly justifiable shoot, and give me a high five.

 

[1775usmc]

I've been through a full four day training course. Not a 2 hr. Hit and Run course.

I guess 4 days of training makes you Superman.

 

[Knobgoblin]

One of these things is not like the others.



One of these things should
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[40nascar]

Have you seen combat in the military? It seems like you are likening CHL holders to soldiers. Or police. Just because one has a CHL doesn't mean that person is legally required to intervene. You have to use your own judgement.

It's kind of like when I come across a criddler who's overdosed out in the community. There was a time and a place where I was required to try to save them. But that is not true anymore.

I am not risking my health to intervene when some dope fiend winds up with no pulse and no respirations. I leave them. I don't lay a hand on them. Many times they have diseases. They have no right to my medical expertise. I will call 911 and give their location, and then I hang up and I split. I use my own judgement, and when it isn't worth it, I walk away.

You are confusing innocents in need of protection from a murderous dirt bag to a dope fiend suffering the consequences of their poor decision making.
Apples and Oranges.

 

[40nascar]

LOL.

Stay the f-ck away from me. You're a ticking time bomb/lawsuit.

You got it! I will turn my self around while your being victimized at an ATM ( or wherever).

 

[40nascar]

One of these things is not like the others.

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One of these things should
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Yep, the .54 cal is very loud and obnoxious

 

[40nascar]

I'm sorry. But I had to laugh at that. An extension of law enforcement? That's delusional at best. You probably have one of those CCW badges that you wear on your belt……right?

No, it's a Glock 48 mos, if you must know

 

[Camelfilter]

You got it! I will turn my self around while your being victimized at an ATM ( or wherever).

 

[Knobgoblin]

 

[1775usmc]

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He's be deputized. lol.

 

[1775usmc]

You got it! I will turn my self around while your being victimized at an ATM ( or wherever).

Please do. You'd probably shoot me thinking I'm robbing the ATM.

That is if you really even carry a gun. And can hit your target. Which I have my doubts.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

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Whoever it is I have on ignore so I can't see their posts but I'm thinking after all these responses I should check their post on incognito. But it will probably just remind me why I have them on ignore…

 

[40nascar]

Well, what has kept these victims from arming themselves for protection? That guy in Colorado that burned all those people…..yeah Imight. have shot him if I had witnessed it. But who's to say if someone like me will be around to stop said terrorist? People need to wise up and protect themselves as much as possible.

Likely I would have tried to flee to a safe area. People have a right to defend themselves, but they don't have a right to have me do it for them.

Brave Brave Sir Robin!

 

[NeoBlackdog]

Maybe that's how it's done in Montana

No permission from the government necessary in Montana, unless you want to get a permit so you can travel to states with reciprocity. In the past I've taken both the Oregon and the Utah classes. They were very, very far from what I would consider 'training' and NO WHERE in either class was it mentioned that you become an extension of law enforcement.
You're dangerous, and not in the Maverick kind of way. Good luck with life.

 

[Camelfilter]

Adults may continue a constructive discussion now...

 

[1775usmc]

Adults may continue a constructive discussion now...

As you were.

Carry on.

 

[NeoBlackdog]

Adults may continue a constructive discussion now...

But, but. but... What about me?

 

[1911Fanatic]

I've been through a full four day training course. Not a 2 hr. Hit and Run course.

Training is an ongoing commitment. I used to train. Training should include things like weapon retention, when one is allowed to act, whether one is legally obligated to act, and improvement and retention of skills. Competing in certain instances can be a great part of continued training.

Just because one would be justified on a moral basis to use deadly force, doesn't mean one will be found to have legal justification. It doesn't mean that you won't wind up financially ruined or imprisoned.