Quote:Now you're changing the parameters. you said 300 gay NRA members at a rave. You didn't say trained special ops green berets that were sober at a nice dining establishment discussing the pros and cons of the chicken or the fish for dinner.


Same with the stupid argument that a person in a dark movie theatre with a gun is gonna be able to save lives. Cuz, you know, shooting in the dark in a room that, acoustically speaking, makes it hard to know who has a gun and who's just freakin' out is a recipe for disaster.


Look, I'm sure that there are situations where a person with a gun can help a situation. I just don't believe that EVERY situation is better when everyone is armed. Specifically this one.

How dark do you think these places are? I'm sure some clubs fit your descriptions, but a lot of them (and theaters) are plenty bright enough to clearly identify the threat. I bring mine every where I go and haven't been in a situation where I couldn't use it properly. Even if it means waiting a few moments and assessing the situation.


Are you saying no one could have seen a lone gunman shooting a rifle in the club and kill him?

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