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I think we have one troll here posting under several different names.

No, I'm pretty sure you've used the same name the whole time. Of course, in someone else's thread of argument you might have done so, but not for me.

Yup. Classic Dunning-Kruger. How many people have *you* shot after they drew a gun on you?

How is that classic Dunning-Kruger? Do you even know what their work described? This is a physics question, not psychology. A person pointing a gun has to click. A person drawing has to draw, move the firearm and point it in the proper direction, aim, then click. Possibly rack it since a lot of people don't keep theirs loaded. And me having shot anyone or not is irrelevant to the argument. Ask yourself this, even ignoring cops and drunkeness: would you rather be the guy with the gun drawn, or the guy who has to pull his out, aim, and shoot? Which guy do you think would have a better chance of winning that gunfight?

Your low intelligence leads you to guess wrongly again.

Funny. You keep displaying the same things you accuse me of doing.

So you want to require policemen to stake their lives on your idea of what “most people” can do. Oh, well, “most people” can’t hit anybody, so I’ll just give him two or three free shots before I react. Dumbass.

No, but they shouldn't be engaging any targets until there's an actual threat. A drunk, submissive guy crawling on the floor is close to the lowest threat level possible. And no, dumbass, the cop should react when he sees a weapon. Not after the guy pulls his pants up then puts his EMPTY hand back on the floor. And, the cop in the video had an even better angle to see what the guy was doing, compared to a camera in the middle of his chest. Plus, the other cops with him said they saw no threat, and none of them engaged. So obviously he wasn't such a terrible danger as you say he was.

First rule of Dunning-Kruger Club: you don’t know you’re in Dunning-Kruger Club.

Again, what does that have to do with drunk, scared people pulling up their pants when they start falling? But at least we know you're not in the club, half your replies don't even relate to what I said, they just keep spamming the same thing.

“No, I’m pretty sure you’ve used the same name the whole time.”

Yeah, but you haven’t.

“Again, what does that have to do with drunk, scared people pulling up their pants when they start falling?”

It has everything to do with you thinking you’re smart enough to figure this out, when you’re not even close.

Done with you in all your guises.