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Gross mischaracterization of the left. The left is asserting that perhaps there is a better way to prevent tragedies than to arm everyone. I think it is a legitimate question and something we should all be interested in.
Gross mischaracterization of the left. The left is asserting that perhaps there is a better way to prevent tragedies than to arm everyone. I think it is a legitimate question and something we should all be interested in.
The left's only suggestion has been to disarm all the law-abiding so they can't shoot back.
True, and clearly apparent by at least one novice parishioner I noticed pointing his weapon at fellow parishioners while moving to the front of the church.
A true professional with formal training would have had their weapon drawn and ready, but would have been directing the barrel downwards, not in the direction of fellow parishioners.
No other shots were fired by anyone in that pressure cooker of a situation (other than the two shots which hit the perpetrator). And there were multiple weapons drawn among the parishioners.
I watched the same video you watched and it's very difficult to see exactly where other people's weapons are aiming from one angle by the way.
Gross mischaracterization of the left. The left is asserting that perhaps there is a better way to prevent tragedies than to arm everyone. I think it is a legitimate question and something we should all be interested in.
When someone says we should arm everyone, let us know. Thanks.
The perp used a shotgun. Will shotguns now be added to the "assault weapons" list?
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