RUN HIDE FIGHT
Edited by Bud, 29 July 2012 - 08:59 AM.
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Lot of talk about what to do when there is an active shooter
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, Jul 29 2012 08:59 AM
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Posted 29 July 2012 - 08:59 AM
I urge all of you to watch this video and pass it on as far and wide as possible
RUN HIDE FIGHT
RUN HIDE FIGHT
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Posted 29 July 2012 - 09:51 AM
Good video, I did note that they show the sign on the business's door stating it is a gun free zone, the location of choice for the majority of mass murder..
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Posted 29 July 2012 - 10:24 AM
how they expect cc to work if they don't allow it.
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Posted 29 July 2012 - 05:16 PM
Seems like a reasonable advisory video. Thanks.
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Posted 30 July 2012 - 08:14 AM
Good video. Thanks for sharing that Bud.
I just bought the book Outdoor Life Ultimate Survival manuel saturday. The book has ideas for all kinds of situations and many real life stories. One subject is Live Through a Workplace Shooting. They give the example of how a worker, Dave Ciarlante, at the Kraft Foods factory in Philadelphia responded to a coworker Yvonne Hiller who walked in and killed a co-worker and was looking for others. One thing they mentioned was that he radioed intel to supervisors and security personel and helped dozens of co-workers make their way to safety. Something he did which was not recommended was that although unarmed he followed someone he knew was homicidal and packing a gun. He radioed details of Hillers mission to supervisors and securtiy personel. When Hiller locked herself into an office, Ciarlante directed police to the room and she was taken into custody.
Given the enormouse size of the plant, Ciarlante's courage, knowledge of the factory layout, and use of his trusty walkie-talkie saved lives and helped law-enforcement officials end the rampage. Only one person was killed.
I just bought the book Outdoor Life Ultimate Survival manuel saturday. The book has ideas for all kinds of situations and many real life stories. One subject is Live Through a Workplace Shooting. They give the example of how a worker, Dave Ciarlante, at the Kraft Foods factory in Philadelphia responded to a coworker Yvonne Hiller who walked in and killed a co-worker and was looking for others. One thing they mentioned was that he radioed intel to supervisors and security personel and helped dozens of co-workers make their way to safety. Something he did which was not recommended was that although unarmed he followed someone he knew was homicidal and packing a gun. He radioed details of Hillers mission to supervisors and securtiy personel. When Hiller locked herself into an office, Ciarlante directed police to the room and she was taken into custody.
Given the enormouse size of the plant, Ciarlante's courage, knowledge of the factory layout, and use of his trusty walkie-talkie saved lives and helped law-enforcement officials end the rampage. Only one person was killed.
Edited by junglebob, 30 July 2012 - 08:21 AM.
Disarming the people (is) the best and most effectual way to enslave them. George Mason
Remember the 1991 Luby Cafeteria Massacre of the Unarmed (Kileen, Texas before Texas Concealed Carry) Do we need 23 people to die in a similar incident before we're allowed effective self defense?
Three school masacres have been stopped by civilians with firearms. Two with handguns and the third by a guy with a shotgun. (Pearl, Ms; Appalacian School of Law; Edinboro,Pa)
Remember the 1991 Luby Cafeteria Massacre of the Unarmed (Kileen, Texas before Texas Concealed Carry) Do we need 23 people to die in a similar incident before we're allowed effective self defense?
Three school masacres have been stopped by civilians with firearms. Two with handguns and the third by a guy with a shotgun. (Pearl, Ms; Appalacian School of Law; Edinboro,Pa)
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Posted 31 July 2012 - 10:31 AM
Good video.
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Posted 31 July 2012 - 02:36 PM
Good vid
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Posted 31 July 2012 - 03:16 PM
The part most people forget or choose to ignore is fight. I'm not talking about carry a gun or shooting. I'm talking about meeting force with force. Seizing a chance during a reload or during a point when the gunman is distracted to use anything available to stop them. I personally could not live with myself or ever look in the mirror if I had a reasonable chance to stop innocent people from being murdered and chose to do nothing. I'm no hero but there comes a point where justification for human life calls upon you to act and do your part in this world. I would like to think that someone near that psycho in Colorado could have jumped on him or something when his gun jammed.
When I think of situations like this i think about friends I have in Israel and how people in that nation seem to be much better prepared for these kinds of situations because they live their lives under a constant threat of attack. We have to develop a mindset as Americans that sometimes we must step up and answer the call to defend ourselves when other help is not there.
When I think of situations like this i think about friends I have in Israel and how people in that nation seem to be much better prepared for these kinds of situations because they live their lives under a constant threat of attack. We have to develop a mindset as Americans that sometimes we must step up and answer the call to defend ourselves when other help is not there.
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