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Personal experience.Source?
Personal experience.Source?
When in your personal experience have you seen more people die because someone was a hero than otherwise would have?Personal experience.
Why do I strongly suspect that you are more concerned with the criminal's "rights" being infringed upon than you do the everyday American gunowner's?Tackling is an act of infringement. And when we start infringing the rights of citizens to steal firearms we're just a short, slippery slope away from a repeal of the second amendment.
No.Buying or stealing guns is a lot easier than buying or stealing liquor.
What a backwards country we live in.
This is actually untrue. They used to tell women to just comply with their attackers to until the FBI did a massive statistical analysis about 5 years ago and rewrote half of their procedures, now they no that a woman's best chance is to fight with everything she has got regardless of the guys strength or armament. Same analysis came to the conclusion that stores who used firearms in self defense were less likely to wind up injured.
Buying guns is not easier than buying liquor. Which is easier to steal I can't say.They didn't even ask for ID? Wow!
Buying or stealing guns is a lot easier than buying or stealing liquor.
What a backwards country we live in.
https://www.tallahassee.com/story/n...d-after-stopping-gun-theft-suspect/772900002/
Academy fired manager for tackling a gun thief...who threatened to kill people
Seriously beyond messed up. Guy should have got a promotion, raise, vacation, anything but fired.
I'm just going to kill myself with booze instead. why's it gotta take so long tho?Buying guns is not easier than buying liquor. Which is easier to steal I can't say.
Why do I strongly suspect that you are more concerned with the criminal's "rights" being infringed upon than you do the everyday American gunowner's?
Best argument I can see for this is that he created a potential for customers or employees to get shot, but that doesn't mean he isn't a hero, and the criminal isn't a piece of shit. That criminal was going to use it to go shoot people on the street. @ultramanhyata just wants those crime figures up so he can whine about the 2nd Amendment some more. He's probably happy to see people get killed-- most likely other black men.
It's quite racist of him.
Must've been painful pulling that out of your ass. However, you seem used to it.
At a steakhouse I worked at a server chased a customer who dined and ditched and ended up getting his ass kicked in the parking lot and got firedNo, business, and policies like this go back decades.
It was a joke. Didn't come through.When in your personal experience have you seen more people die because someone was a hero than otherwise would have?
It's not my personal experience. Seems to me like an unfounded axiom.
There's clearly something missing from this story. No company would fire an employee for apprehending a thief - especially not, as the employee's attorney speculated, to retain the business of future thieves and shield against frivolous injured-while-stealing lawsuits (lol).