JimBowie1958
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- Sep 25, 2011
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When people hide in a freezer upon seeing a person(s) with a gun it's safe to say they were freaked out. Or do people normally hide in freezers for no reason?
See? You're assuming. That's what "it's safe to say" means.
And also ignoring the 911 call as a factor. Have you not created your own timeline with "upon seeing a person(s) wth a gun"? You don't know that alone was the catalyst, that's the point.
And even if it is, you don't know what they saw or interpreted in the way of, say, threatening body language. And the fact remains it's a restaurant -- not a shooting range. Which means there's no discernible reason for people to be approaching it with firearms ----- unless they intended to rob the place.
And voilà, we're back where we started.
Are you really as stupid as you seem?
Why else would they hide in a freezer if not for seeing the men with rifles? Why else would they dial 911?
It was never reported the men with rifles approached the restaurant. I draw my conclusions based on what was reported, you are making shit up per the liberal standard of dishonesty and trying to read more into than what was reported.
Just stick to the facts as we know them.
The employees saw men with guns, thought they were being robbed and hid in the freezer. They freaked out! It was never reported the "armed" men ever entered the establishment.
If you would watch the video accompanying the article you would see how the anti-gun idiot overreacts.
Actually, Lone Star, the reason for them going into the freezer is not proven. It could have been due to the 911 call and the police response, that they were being attacked so take precautions.
There is no doubt that the entry into the freezer was in response to hysteria on the part of some gun grabbing nutball.