As an avid shooter and owner of many different types of weapons I have to say that gun sounds in movies don't sound anything like real guns. Also, any responsible concealed carry permissions holder trains with his or her weapon in low light conditions, to be prepared for situations such as this.
The amount of teargas most of the people in the theater were exposed to was negligable, as well. Having been in the Army myself, I can tell you that it takes a relatively high concentration in a confined area to incapacitate a determined defender.
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To Light.
The chances of no one being a cop or ex-military in there are extremely unlikely.
I think most of the people there were around the age of 25, so there probably weren't many veterans there. But that isn't to say that someone wouldn't have tried to defend themselves.
I just feel horrible for the victims who were just trying to watch a damn good movie that they had been waiting 4 years to the day for. I couldn't force myself to care less about this 2nd Amendment horseshit that darkgrave and rwg keep forcing the general conversation into. The only time I ever fire guns is with my grandfather and great-uncle when they take me and some cousins out on a shooting range but I'm not that interested in guns enough to become a certified, "gun nut" or whatever, let alone turn a theater into a shooting gallery.
Now, that I've my last 2 cents, send me a pm anytime you're willing to give me advice on GIMP ;)
Also, I've been in a weakened gas chamber for training. That was negligible to an actual tear gas attack. What one Airmen said upon interview in the Stars and Stripes was that the only way he knew tear gas was used was by smell alone. He couldn't even feel it.
That would irritate someone who isn't train like slicing onions.
Also, I've been in a weakened gas chamber for training. That was negligible to an actual tear gas attack. What one Airmen said upon interview in the Stars and Stripes was that the only way he knew tear gas was used was by smell alone. He couldn't even feel it.
That would irritate someone who isn't train like slicing onions.
Psh, I miss our conversations that we had through PM.
U SHOULD PM ME THEN
I'm by no means a conservative, but I'd rather keep my weapons.
The way you've been dealing with comments on your news post: ignoring valid points and only paying attention to shitty one-line comments.
BANNED, GINNYGOAT!
Metallica1136
Exactly my point. Glad someone else is thinking like me. Once, a bunch of peopel criticized me for saying that guns should be illegal. Fuck them. Yeah, weapons are a real problem in the US.