Glenn E. Meyer
New member
This is a variant on another forum's debate. I give you two scenario.
One will on the surface be easy.
You are outside your house. The front door flies open a man holding a large knife charges out and towards you. You are within Tueller distance. However, you are trained in the Tueller skills to deal with such. You are carrying an easily accessible standard semi-auto with good rounds. A Glock 19, 23, 1911, Sig - whatever!
What do you do?
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You are outside your house. The front door flies open a man holding a large knife charges out and towards you. You are within Tueller distance. However, you are trained in the Tueller skills to deal with such. You are carrying an easily accessible standard semi-auto with good rounds. A Glock 19, 23, 1911, Sig - whatever! The person is your son who has been suffering from depression - probably of biological base but it is your son.
What do you do?
Does the value of the person make a difference?
One will on the surface be easy.
You are outside your house. The front door flies open a man holding a large knife charges out and towards you. You are within Tueller distance. However, you are trained in the Tueller skills to deal with such. You are carrying an easily accessible standard semi-auto with good rounds. A Glock 19, 23, 1911, Sig - whatever!
What do you do?
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You are outside your house. The front door flies open a man holding a large knife charges out and towards you. You are within Tueller distance. However, you are trained in the Tueller skills to deal with such. You are carrying an easily accessible standard semi-auto with good rounds. A Glock 19, 23, 1911, Sig - whatever! The person is your son who has been suffering from depression - probably of biological base but it is your son.
What do you do?
Does the value of the person make a difference?