Yountville CA active shooting and hostage situation happening now

Ok I'm taking bets, 50 bucks says it's an AR-15

a reply to: caterpillage

guns don't kill people

i bet you it was the shooter

you owe 50$

Ever since we outlawed "murder" in ancient times the sheer force of deterrent by threat of prison and the weight of 1000 law books makes it impossible to commit.

So I'm rolling with crisis actors as my explanation.
The law clearly states that media is entertainment and there are no laws preventing acting so...
Yeah.

a reply to: howtonhawky

Awe dang. You got me

a reply to: muzzleflash

alex jones will be upset that he is not broadcasting today


swoosh calls in emergency broadcast to inform the crisis actors are fake

News just said they believe the incident is taking place inside a facility designed to provide assistance to soldiers returning from combat with PTSD.

originally posted by: RomeByFire

originally posted by: caterpillage
California has some pretty strict gun laws,
So I'm sure everything will work out fine in the end.

It's actually impossible to buy weapons in legal states and then bring them to other states.

Same thing with drugs.

It's actually Newton's fourth law of motion.

It's also impossible for either weapons or drugs to be smuggled in via the incredibly porous southern border and huge network of illegals in California too.

a reply to: howtonhawky

Hmmm, let's compare "active shooter" to "hostage situation" shall we?

One implies person actively trying to off as many people as he or she can while the other implies person holding people hostage, scared but alive and daring you to do something about it.

Different tactics are required.

At Parkland, the deputy response would have been appropriate for a hostage situation, but that's not what they had.

originally posted by: trollz
News just said they believe the incident is taking place inside a facility designed to provide assistance to soldiers returning from combat with PTSD.

then we should put them first in line sending them to fla. with the new laws being signed there

seriously these are the peeps trump wants armed in schools

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: howtonhawky

Hmmm, let's compare "active shooter" to "hostage situation" shall we?

One implies person actively trying to off as many people as he or she can while the other implies person holding people hostage, scared but alive and daring you to do something about it.

Different tactics are required.

At Parkland, the deputy response would have been appropriate for a hostage situation, but that's not what they had.

they should have responded quicker and went in cowboy willis style and there would have been no hostages


every bit of this is sarc

a reply to: howtonhawky

Hostages are different from active shooting without ceasing. Hostages generally means that the shooting has stopped and people are being held against their will pending demands or other things that take time.

Usually.

a reply to: SlapMonkey

again if they waited to let him/her take hostages then they failed according to the recent comments on how police should do there jobs

if the police responded to a shots fired call and did not pull a bruce willis then they are cowards according to new standards

originally posted by: howtonhawky

seriously these are the peeps trump wants armed in schools

Are you really implying that all former military have PTSD, or that those with severe PTSD are the one's that Trump is citing as good candidates?

Come on...

a reply to: howtonhawky

Not you, too...there's enough illogical comments on shooting threads, let's not add more hyperbole to the problem.

I wonder who might have a beef with the military?

a reply to: SlapMonkey

you are right it was sarc along with all the other sarc in this thread

no i am proof that not all vets have ptsd but now we can put all of america in the ptsd category now

we have all been traumatized by these events

originally posted by: DBCowboy
I wonder who might have a beef with the military?

you win

a reply to: howtonhawky

I'm proof, as is my wife, that not all vets have PTSD as well.

That said, America doesn't have PTSD from these events either, at least not the majority of us.

Sorry about misinterpreting your sarcasm--it's hard to tell in these threads anymore.

It's just a bunch of smelly old people being held hostage, not cute little kids. Nobody will care.

It’d be nice to wait until the situation has ended before we begin with the bull#.