Man fends off two attackers with pistol, but crowd only cares about the pistol

[Paolung]

Notice how the restaurant patrons couldn't care less about the man being accosted until the gun comes out - then they freak out and lose their minds.

Utterly warped society. And gun grabbers would have the man beaten to the ground so that none of them could freak out when *gasp* horror of horrors a man defends himself with a firearm.

Pathetic.

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[VinnieBoomBah]

This happened back in 2019

Off-duty cop pulls gun on two thugs attacking him outside McDonald's

In the shocking clip, filmed in Chicago on Saturday, two men can be seen beating the middle-aged employee outside the fast food chain.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Bam]

People have been conditioned to believe this is normal behavior, that criminals are victims
and actual victims fighting back are the bad guys.

 

[Paolung]

This happened back in 2019

Off-duty cop pulls gun on two thugs attacking him outside McDonald's

In the shocking clip, filmed in Chicago on Saturday, two men can be seen beating the middle-aged employee outside the fast food chain.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Okay.

 

[VinnieBoomBah]

Okay.

Not complaining, just adding more info

 

[Member 34319]

Had a conversation with an employee at Fred Meyers yesterday as I needed a can of spray paint. Had to wait 10-15 minutes for someone before giving up and walking into the back stock room. I was fuming at that point but stayed calm enough to discuss the issue a bit. He was the receiving manager, so he was a little annoyed I walked right into the back room, but he understood. I understood their dilemma too.

He basically said that one lawsuit from these criminals who are actively stealing large quantities of goods from the store, injury lawsuit, would wipe out a years or two worth of profit. So they just train their employees to let it happen.

The kicker, customers can knock the bubblegum out of the thieves all they want. It might be a civil lawsuit at that point, but the bigger target gets removed.

In other words, if we add society started kicking the bubblegum out of these people any time they started this crap, they might actually learn a lesson.

Instead, you all are right, we have been conditioned to just let them do what they want. Mostly for fear of being robbed or cancelled by being called racist or whatever they use against us.

I think it's because deep down we really feel it is the business's problem and not ours. It is our fault. We aren't helping change the lower classes reality. Their reality is pretty bad if all they want to do is crime and drugs. Obviously it is another case of, not our problem, that culture needs to fix themselves. Well, it affects our culture, so maybe we shouldn't ignore it and leave to greener pastures, maybe we should do something?

 

[Howard1955]

Why'd that mean ol' raciss pull a gun on those two fine young men?

 

[Ben B.]

There are 2 hazards of being the active, principled citizen and confronting the shoplifter.

1. It turns violent, maybe a little or maybe a lot.
2. Now you are the one looking at jail/court, because the law won't do anything about shoplifting but will go after someone "who should have minded his own business and let the store or authorities handle it."

Or do nothing but shake your head and sigh, and thereby go along, unwillingly, with the continued rot of our society. That is what the store and authorities are doing. So have I, generally.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

Had a conversation with an employee at Fred Meyers yesterday as I needed a can of spray paint. Had to wait 10-15 minutes for someone before giving up and walking into the back stock room. I was fuming at that point but stayed calm enough to discuss the issue a bit. He was the receiving manager, so he was a little annoyed I walked right into the back room, but he understood. I understood their dilemma too.

He basically said that one lawsuit from these criminals who are actively stealing large quantities of goods from the store, injury lawsuit, would wipe out a years or two worth of profit. So they just train their employees to let it happen.

The kicker, customers can knock the bubblegum out of the thieves all they want. It might be a civil lawsuit at that point, but the bigger target gets removed.

In other words, if we add society started kicking the bubblegum out of these people any time they started this crap, they might actually learn a lesson.

Instead, you all are right, we have been conditioned to just let them do what they want. Mostly for fear of being robbed or cancelled by being called racist or whatever they use against us.

I think it's because deep down we really feel it is the business's problem and not ours. It is our fault. We aren't helping change the lower classes reality. Their reality is pretty bad if all they want to do is crime and drugs. Obviously it is another case of, not our problem, that culture needs to fix themselves. Well, it affects our culture, so maybe we shouldn't ignore it and leave to greener pastures, maybe we should do something?

 

[USMC1911]

Man in the video has more restraint then me. I would of smoked at least one of them.

 

[titsonritz]

This happened back in 2019

Off-duty cop pulls gun on two thugs attacking him outside McDonald's

In the shocking clip, filmed in Chicago on Saturday, two men can be seen beating the middle-aged employee outside the fast food chain.

www.dailymail.co.uk

and if you dig around for it you'll find it on this forum buried somewhere.