Aside from the fact that GED's scenario could play out anywhere at anytime, not just a college campus...
I'm not a student, but if I had the chance to neutralize an active shooter after say #3 dead body, if I get taken out by GED before it becomes #32 dead body, then I figure it was worth it. The active shooter was going to get me anyway.
I'm not a student, but if I had the chance to neutralize an active shooter after say #3 dead body, if I get taken out by GED before it becomes #32 dead body, then I figure it was worth it. The active shooter was going to get me anyway.
That's my thought, too... I'd rather take my chances with some kind of control in my own hands than with no ability to do anything other than cower or charge an armed killer with nothing but my trusty No. 2 pencil. Same scenario could apply to any public place and many private places. I do understand where he's coming from, though.
You know that it's legal to keep the gun locked in your car on campus, right?
That's what I always did. Sure, if someone started shooting in the classroom it wouldn't help me one bit, but at least I don't have to be worried about being disarmed on the way to and from class.
That's what I always did. Sure, if someone started shooting in the classroom it wouldn't help me one bit, but at least I don't have to be worried about being disarmed on the way to and from class.
Exactly, that's the risk I personally am willing to take being a sheepdog instead of a sheep.
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Thats the way I see it.
