[rlmorel]

I feel like I can’t NOT judge them. I wasn’t there, and have never been involved in something like this, but it is all wrong to me.

I have received the Active Duty (”Code Silver”) training, and I will tell you, it didn’t sit right with me at all. I know they tell you to escape and run in the other direction.

But if I saw a person with a weapon walk down a hallway towards a bunch of my co-workers, I simply don’t think I could go the other way. I don’t think I could follow those guidelines.

So how could these men with guns stand outside, hearing the shooting and screaming...not go inside?

I find this appalling. If it were one man only, Pederson, I can understand a single man being a coward. But three of them?

This is a very different situation.

[UCANSEE2]

So how could these men with guns stand outside, hearing the shooting and screaming...not go inside?

Rules of Engagement.

How many of our military had to sit still and let the enemy fire at them or others until they got permission from the 'higher ups' to fire ?