Guns Used In San Bernardino Killings Were Illegal In California
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You are correct about the woman who witnessed, but said nothing, but on the other point you are making in regard to some of those in the building being arm would have made a difference, I totally disagree with you.
The first thing one does when confronted with an armed suspect is, run/hide/duck in order to protect one's self.
That is a natural reaction.
The only way it would be any different is if one or more of the people in that building was armed, and had formal training in firearms, or a military background.
Average citizens are not going to stand up, and start firing at an intruder, they are going to run, duck, and hide.
Bob.
Several of the people in that building had a military background. In Fact, one of the victims was a veteran.
You are correct about the woman who witnessed, but said nothing, but on the other point you are making in regard to some of those in the building being arm would have made a difference, I totally disagree with you.
The first thing one does when confronted with an armed suspect is, run/hide/duck in order to protect one's self.
That is a natural reaction.
The only way it would be any different is if one or more of the people in that building was armed, and had formal training in firearms, or a military background. Average citizens are not going to stand up, and start firing at an intruder, they are going to run, duck, and hide.
It's amazing how the antigun crowd continues to ignore reality and claim that having a firearm won't give you any better chance of stopping active shooters.
This link has several examples of situations where a CCW holder stopped individuals intent on causing harm to others.
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