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ORIGINAL: lovmuffin I thought this was worth reposting as it was toward the end of the other thread, and it's on every post in the signature line from tj444. While they are worth a watch they only prove the need for training and practice. I thought the vids were interesting.. the most interesting aspect to me was how the shock and stress of being attacked affected the different unknowing participants that thought the attack was real.. I think how they would react in a real event is something few gun owners have even thought about.. You hear about friendly fire (by military, by cops) and these vids explain/show how that can so easily happen when everyone is freaking out when they are in a real situation.. If I recall correctly,.. the ones shooting back didn't do enough to protect themselves, the girl just stood there, straight up, the one guy sorta squatted down but not enough, and another dude just sat there frozen, he never even got his gun out.. one innocent student almost got hit (by the girl firing back), and the guy shooting back didn't even know what the second shooter was doing (if he was a bad guy or a good guy).. and yes, the one guy said you would have to practice frequently, cuz even going a month without that and you are screwed in a real event.. so the question is, in actuality how many gun owners get anything but a little training and then think that's all they need? I suspect very few practice at the level needed.. I think a real shooter (given how many people have been killed by one in real events) would be acting pretty much like the shooters in the vids.. I don't think the shooters are under the same kind of stress or the same amount of stress as those being shot at.. I expect most shooters have already considered that they will eventually be killed when the cops arrive and so their goal is just to kill as many as possible before that happens.. well, that whole post was gold. the only ting I'd add to it is that if you want to affect 'gun behaviour' in any way, you SHOW someone what a real gun wound IS. you SHOW the fucking damage to tissue, to bone, to nerves, then you show a 'before' pic of someone before they were shot, a pic of 'right after they were shot', then a shot of what they look like just after the surgeries are done, then a pic of them several months after release from hospital, THEN you hammer (like the hammer in a colt 45?) home by showing a shot of the person PRE GUNSHOT WOUND again. and ideas, and understanding, and behaviours, will change for the better.
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