protectionist
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- Oct 20, 2013
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I saw the mention of coming up behind him. But when he walked in and started shooting, anyone still outside would have decided they would do their shopping at Target.
As far as I know the shooter stayed near the front of the store. So sneaking in would be extremely difficult. Surely he would notice the automatic doors opening.
My replies on this thread have nothing to do with you personally. I don't have a grudge against you. I think you are petty (your threat to have someone arrested for calling you a 'dumbass"), delusional (your desire for the gov't to take over MLB), and only conservative when it suits you (the MLB thing and wanting landlords to be told what they can charge for their properties). But in this thread I have argued against everyone who expects a CCW holder to attack a shooter without knowing the situation fully.
In most Walmarts, the main aisle between the shopping areas and the checkout lines is 20 feet or so. That is a big area to cross. Especially when you stand out by being the only thing moving towards the shooter.
You don't need to be "moving" toward the shooter, in a way that would be obvious to him. You could even be stationary-hidden from him, as he moves closer to you, and then at close range, ambush him, He may never know what hit him. Old Army training/strategy.
You say you don't have grudge, and then right after, show how you do >> "your threat to have someone arrested for calling you a 'dumbass".....
And if you argue against everyone who expects a CCW holder to attack a shooter without knowing the situation fully, that's OK. I agree with that. Nobody should attack a shooter, without having a full grasp of what he's doing. It would take a lot of ascertaining in a short period of time, but it could be done, and save a lot of lives in the process.