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Originally Posted by buckman
It's not about the weapon
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Then please enlighten me. If the weapon plays no role in the outcome, why did all those cops (who have standard issue handguns) run into that school with rifles? How come when I was with the USMC, I never once told my gyus to leave their rifles back at base and just bring handguns?
The kook is the biggest factor, you are correct. But please,
tell me what's factually incorrect with the following sentence?
The more lethal the weapon, the more kids the kook can kill before the good guys get there.
How is that wrong?