30 Jun 2023 10:00 pm
A school shooter is on a one way mission to die that day or die in prison. His usual life is over.DeplorablePatriot » 30 Jun 2023, 8:04 pm » wrote: ↑ Jeezuz, more demented liberal thought. SROs (School Resource Officers) sure as hell ARE trained to shoot and kill an active shooter, kid or no kid. Not the **** ceiling. While the cop shoots the ceiling, the shooter is still killing kids. How **** up is your thinking process?
If my child is being targeted, I don't want the SRO shooting the ceiling. I want him or make a kill shot and put down the assailant.
Go back to playing video games.
Against him is a policemen that by the odds hasn’t ever killed a man in his life and hasn’t ever had a man determined to kill him.
To further complicate the equation the policeman is likely a college graduate, and decades older than his enemy. He wants to go home, not die for the children, or die for any reason at all, that day.
Standard procedure during the Vietnam war was to empty a full magazine of every weapon in the general direction of the enemy during what was called a “mad minute”
https://youtu.be/ZpvB5oX5t4I
The active shooter training today relies on a modified “mad minute” theory.
The first thing it accomplishes is the bad guy knows he’s about to die. His attention hopefully is diverted.
The other thing is the good guy is less afraid after he begins to shoot.
The problem with it is, the shooter has already unleashed dozens or hundreds of rounds and has had his own “mad minute” before the good guys have theirs.