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Gun Control Reform Activism

Frustratedlady

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4. I totally agree with you. The element of surprise changes the chances of success.

Reply to flamin lib (Original post)

Wed Jul 22, 2015, 10:36 AM

Jul 2015

That's exactly why the "terrorist" performs as they do. I imagine planning their surprise attack is part of the excitement.

Arm chair critics drive me crazy.

If I were caught in this situation, I'd probably be embarrassed because I just lost control of my "functions" and grabbing my concealed gun to shoot back would be the last thing on my mind. I'd be a goner with dirty drawers and bullets still in the gun.

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If they were just armed they would be alive today . . . Really? [View all] flamin lib Jul 2015 OP

When are we going to wake up and declare the NRA a domestic terrorist enabler? -none Jul 2015 #1

One case where it might have helped exboyfil Jul 2015 #2

Worked for Chris Kyle, didn't it? frylock Jul 2015 #3

I totally agree with you. The element of surprise changes the chances of success. Frustratedlady Jul 2015 #4

Here's a video where ABC tried to test "if they were just armed" jeff47 Jul 2015 #5

wrm ok - standing army, uh oh jimmy the one Jul 2015 #6

An armed society is a polite, accidental death filled society Cerafine Jul 2015 #7