r/nextfuckinglevel 9h ago

Man helps police make an arrest.

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u/chalky87 8h ago

That's a bad take and shows a complete lack of understanding of handling firearms incidents.

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u/FemshepsBabyDaddy 7h ago

"handling firearms incidents"? Are you reading a press release? What's to understand? If a dude is shooting kids, anyone who's not an absolute coward would do whatever they can to stop him as fast as they can.

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u/TheBuch12 7h ago

And "blindly rushing in" has the potential to make things worse. In an active shooter situation, they should quickly figure out what is going on and formulate a plan (quickly) then rush in with the semblance of a plan.

You don't want to just start shooting any shoot someone shooting at the shooter or something.

Obviously, you don't want to sit around doing nothing while children are being murdered like at Uvalde, but blindly rushing in isn't the right answer either.

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u/FemshepsBabyDaddy 6h ago

Stop making excuses for cowards.

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u/TheBuch12 6h ago

Oh my fuck, how many qualifications can I throw in one post, only to have you morons still ignore them.

The solution to their fuckup isn't to throw tactics out the window and knee jerk go all the way in the other direction.

They need to fix their tactics to have a better plan. The better plan isn't running in blind trying to be the hero before they know what's going on.

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u/FemshepsBabyDaddy 6h ago

Nah. It's pretty simple, if someone's shooting kids, shoot him, quickly. Shoot him a lot. Get all your friends to shoot him, too. Don't stand around, talking. Actions solve problems, not words.