Re: D.C. Chief would have proles "take out" "active shooter"
26I'd like to see some statistics on how many times people have frozen up in their tracks while carrying.
Re: D.C. Chief would have proles
28I didn't particularly care to comment on this one. There's a time and a place for certain types of comments. Resistance of any sort is better than nothing and she is correct on that. I read many threads and typically a small group participate which brings out the same views over and over.Inquisitor wrote:And apparently I am not the only one who reads other threads.
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Re: D.C. Chief would have proles "take out" "active shooter"
29It is a bit of cheap shot the "choke" reference.lurker wrote:
"Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated!" Loquacious of many. Texas Chapter Chief Cat Herder.
Re: D.C. Chief would have proles "take out" "active shooter"
30From what I have read, mass shooters tend to overarm, then die with guns not used and full magazines in pockets. Extra guns are found in car trunks. If the police response is so slow that the shooter has time to collect weapons from the dead, the ccw who freezes is really not adding ammo to the shooter. Everybody is dead.
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Re: D.C. Chief would have proles "take out" "active shooter"
32It worked (and quite well) on the aforementioned Jim David Adkisson. They dog-piled the sonofabitch.Wabatuckian wrote:Human wave attack strategy?
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