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To: Paleo Conservative

“What’s the point of warning the thug?”

That’s what I was thinking. Blam! Drop the weapon.


7 posted on 04/27/2012 1:58:07 AM PDT by BigCinBigD
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To: BigCinBigD
“What’s the point of warning the thug?” That’s what I was thinking. Blam! Drop the weapon.

The point is the 5 second warning saved the guy with the gun from going through a Zimmerman thing for the rest of his life. If the idiot had a gun, it would be different.

28 posted on 04/27/2012 4:26:57 AM PDT by bobzeetwin
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To: BigCinBigD
“What’s the point of warning the thug?” That’s what I was thinking. Blam! Drop the weapon.

Proper restraint, although sneered at by some, is crucial. If the thug had made another threatening move, it would be a justified shoot. If you have time and distance to warn a perp to cease or become deceased, it is the proper thing to do; especially in a public venue. We have a God-given right to protect and defend ourselves and others, not to needlessly kill. Those of us who love the 2nd Amendment and exercise it by carrying don't need the knee-jerkers endangering the contant attack against those rights by advocating a blanket "shoot first, ask questions later" platform. I wouldn't want someone to be armed anywhere near me without them having a grasp of situational awareness and the ability to restrain themselves.

35 posted on 04/27/2012 4:53:20 AM PDT by trebb ("If a man will not work, he should not eat" From 2 Thes 3)
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To: BigCinBigD

Blam blam blam get on the ground now!


64 posted on 04/27/2012 9:48:38 PM PDT by Secret Agent Man (I'd like to tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.)
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