12-09-2015, 07:39 PM
montana Wrote:Seriously stanc ,trying to answer hypothetical scenarios is an exercise in futility. Were the dead people children in a school, bikers in a bar, shoppers in a mall? If there is so much doubt about concealed weapon holders using good judgement then that is your opinion. I don't understand the point you are trying to make. ... In the industry I have worked in some people are slow to react, panic or for lack of a better term have their heads up their back side. This is why some people have been killed where others have worked their entire lives without so much as a scratch. The professor I posted on the other thread admits he falls over the edge at times and wouldn't trust himself if he had access to a firearm during those moments of rage. Then he makes the assumption all gun owners are unstable like himself. Is this the point you are trying to make?No. And I'm not so much trying to make a point, as to see if anyone has a good idea for how to deal with what I see as a potentially serious problem that could result from numerous armed people -- who do not know each other, and who may not be readily distinguishable from the bad guy(s) -- being in the same location and concerned with eliminating a perceived threat.