Sure you do but you're unwilling to admit that one person's perception of a threat does not equal yours. And you're also unable to come to grips with the fact that brandishing a weapon in a hostile environment does not mean that it needs to discharged at the threat.
My suggestion to you superman is to reread the article and tell me where the guy was wrong in brandishing his weapon after being threatened with death to both him and his family with a firearm that the potential assailaint claimed he had as well as calling in a homie to help him.
I don't care how much of a badass you think you are or how fast you think you can draw Hickock but 1.5 seconds is likely to get you, or your wife or your child killed if that is the assailant's intent........
Keep in mind that concealed weapons are for those who do not have the highly honed skills which you obviously have..........