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luvgonzo said:
Trump will celebrate on Twitter if he does.
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He probably would, thats the kinda **** I am talking about.
I mean the guy is supposed to be President, he cant say the same **** we say.
Like calling Africa and Haiti **** holes.
I dont necessarily disagree, I wouldnt want to live there, but we are just douchebags on a forum, the **** he says can have all kinds of diplomatic implications, he is going to start a ****ing war with his bravado bullshit if he isnt careful, his people elected him to run their country, not troll Rosie O'Donnell and Megyn Kelly on Twitter.
 
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luvgonzo said:
I'd like to think I'd do it regardless of the money but I'm not calling the man a coward. I'll let him deal with his own demons.
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Sounds easy mate but first reaction is to run. Soldiers are taught to stand their ground, and some still struggle

Add in the whole minimum wage things and your a deterrent rather than there to fight
 
thefanwithnoname said:
Sounds easy mate but first reaction is to run. Soldiers are taught to stand their ground, and some still struggle

Add in the whole minimum wage things and your a deterrent rather than there to fight
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He had a gun. His job was an armed security guard. Kids were getting killed. He hid.
 
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thefanwithnoname said:
**** getting shot for minimum wage
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Can't you just pretend that you would and join in the impressions of Ray Winstone, instead?

I've got no idea what I would've done, but I'm glad that I didn't have to make the choice.
The guy didn't know how many people had turned up with guns or what kind of guns they had.
I wonder what the police training says you're supposed to do in that situation? My guess is call it in and wait for backup.
 
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In a life and death situation people can do anything and often do.

A person may be "brave" one day and in the same situation the next day they may freeze or panic and be labled a coward...happens in the armed services and jobs like fire fighting regularly.

Poor ****er froze and will have to live with the guilt forever...I would not wish that on anyone tbh.

Anyone who says they know what they would do is kidding themselves imho.

I know what I would like to think I would do but in truth I have no idea.
 
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It's a fight of flight response when adrenaline kicks in and it's absolutely ridiculous to think that somebody who is employed in a security capacity would opt for 'flight'.

Absolute coward.
 
There’s a fine line between bravery and foolhardiness.

I don’t know the entire circumstances the guy was presented with. What I do know is that the low life sack of ****e, Trump, is trying to score cheap points at this guy’s expense.
 
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From what I've read the guy was basically listening to the shoot up and decided to hide. For an armed guard, that's a pretty ****ing spectacular failure.
 
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PISKIE said:
From what I've read the guy was basically listening to the shoot up and decided to hide. For an armed guard, that's a pretty ****ing spectacular failure.
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Each shot fired, another dead kid. But at least he was ok.
 
Apparently a video of said security guard circulating of him bragging about his previous heroics.

Not a coward, no siree.
 
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