Publius1787
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- Jan 11, 2011
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please point out, if you can where you personally appear in that clip.Indeed, it is obvious that his brain function shut down, he lost his presence of mind, and he had no clue what to do. 1) Fight is off of the table. He is unarmed and guns aren't allowed with the journalists. 2) Flight is certainly on the table, but he was too discombobulated to understand that. 3) He lost his presence of mind and craped himself on national tv. He is the perfect example of the majestic American liberal beta male. If you want to see how to properly handle the situation in a journalist setting see how the Fox News anchor handled it in the video I posted above.
How many times have you gone on live television with people shooting guns around you? Please, STFU.
Once or twice
example: at 2 :20 mns into the clip.
thanks.
Certainly there are better videos, if I was a liar, to demonstrate someone getting shot at. That alone attests to the veracity of my claim. A liar would have chosen a much better combat scenario.
The funny thing is, nobody was shooting at them. Usually it sounds like caps going off if it hits anything solid. You hear the report after the bullet hits near you. Sometimes you never hear gunshots. That's why people tend to look around instead of ducking when they get shot at for the first time.
Indeed, no one was shooting at Chris Hayes. Gun fire that comes close to you makes a distinct hollow popping sound. That sound is the oxygen closing the gap of the vacuum created by the bullet which has broken the sound barrier. We did not see this in the Hayes video.