[Labyrinthos]

If people there were armed, the creap would likely be dead already, instead of escaped.

You must live in Podunk, North Dakota, population 117. Given the population density in New York City, there is a much greater chance that in addition to one dead creep, you would also have a lot of innocent people killed or wounded in the line of fire.

[theFIRMbss]

>Given the population density in New York City, there is a much greater chance that in addition to one dead creep, you would also have a lot of innocent people [??!] killed or wounded in the line of fire.

[Area51]

You must live in Podunk, North Dakota, population 117. Given the population density in New York City, there is a much greater chance that in addition to one dead creep, you would also have a lot of innocent people killed or wounded in the line of fire.


353 posted on 07/23/2003 12:44 PM PDT by Labyrinthos

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DU is the place for you!

[GovernmentShrinker]

See the article I posted at #362. "The people" weren't armed, but a security guard was, and it looks as if he may have hit two people in the balcony as he returned fire in the direction of the shooter -- apparently nobody taught the security guard that returning fire into a group of 100 people isn't a good idea.

[TERMINATTOR]

Here in Podunk folks know their target and beyond. You big city libs need to hone your defensive skills.

Molon Labe!

[hellinahandcart]

Given the population density in New York City, there is a much greater chance that in addition to one dead creep, you would also have a lot of innocent people killed or wounded in the line of fire.

Yes, because only *bad* people can hit exactly what they aim at. Good people shouldn't use guns, too many people will get hurt.

(eye roll)

[Trailerpark Badass]

Given the population density in New York City, there is a much greater chance that in addition to one dead creep, you would also have a lot of innocent people killed or wounded in the line of fire.

Know your load! Finding the right balance of penetration and expansion is the duty of every American. It's fun, too!