abc has an anti-gun agenda period. Any BS that they portray has one motive, to demonize a tool and those who own them.
You can formulate all the different scenarios that you want where a handgun in the hands of someone inexperienced would be ineffictive in a mass shooting and disregard all the shootings that were stopped by a weapon in the hands of someone who knew what they are doing and you have an abc special.
Here in America I think most of those who carry a weapon would rather be responsible for their own safety than to cower, cry and wait for the police to come and draw a chalk outline around your corpse.
> Here in America I think most of those who carry a weapon would rather be responsible for their own safety than to cower, cry and wait for the police to come and draw a chalk outline around your corpse.
You’d get no argument from me: I share your viewpoint, and wish we had the same provisions for Right to Keep and Bear Arms in our laws.
I think there is some potential value in what ABC is doing: depending on the assumptions they build into their scenario it could provide some valuable insights into what could happen in that sort of shootout.
Experiential Learning is an excellent scenario-based tool: if this is what they are delivering it is likely to be of some considerable value..