RocketmanVT
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Perhaps.
Charging in and popping off a few rounds in the general direction of the evildoer might make things go sideways.
Then again, one or two well-placed rounds by a citizen would have changed the outcome in numerous situations, such as the tragedies of Luby's, Columbine and Virginia Tech.
I personally could not equivocate in such a predicament, much less look at the victim's family and say, "I could have done something to prevent this horror, but chose to not act."
But that's just my outlook.
Charging in and popping off a few rounds in the general direction of the evildoer might make things go sideways.
Then again, one or two well-placed rounds by a citizen would have changed the outcome in numerous situations, such as the tragedies of Luby's, Columbine and Virginia Tech.
I personally could not equivocate in such a predicament, much less look at the victim's family and say, "I could have done something to prevent this horror, but chose to not act."
But that's just my outlook.