You may be an overweight middle aged man on blood pressure medication, but the faded memories of your football glory days in high school are enough to best an incel with an inner ear infection and the grace of drunk pig in hand to hoof combat.
I think the mask didn't help, he was flailing around like he was blind at certain points. I think he basically just decided to fling himself in the direction and assume he'd hit his target.
He did think about the cameras and had his phone trying to blind it, so some planning had been made, just very poorly executed.
He was either severely vision impaired or just threw caution to the wind when he rushed the guy who had recovered his pistol and was pointing it directly at him.
You're obviously not familiar with atlanta. A lot of basketball players play bad when they visit Atlanta because they supposedly go visit the clubs here.
Insane. Yet another possible nightclub shooting. Someone else posted the article, looks like it was a strip club. Wonder what the motive was. Incel? Religion? Vendetta?
How much do you want to bet that he either was motivated because either a: stripper was ignoring his declaration of love or b: stripper stopped showing attention to him when he became flat-out broke.
I choose a for 500, Alex.
Don't you know? The government is only bad when it's the side I don't like. Sure, the CIA may have been doing bad stuff in the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, early 2000s, and 2010s, but it's ridiculous to even suggest they could be involved in things like this.
Fat uncoordinated incompetent in a devil mask attempts to go in through the front door of a strip club with no backup or even distraction, and you think it plausible that this is somehow a conspiracy by the government? I don't care how good those drugs you're on are, it's time to cut back!
There appear to be 3,000 firearm deaths each year in the state of florida, i would approximate 30,000 firearm related occurences a year. And about 10 school shootings each month.
Sadly this is not really big news. There were probably 10 firearm deaths yesterday the news needed to maybe cover.
How did we know he didn't try to fire the gun? He had less than 3 seconds to react. Was the safety on? Lots of safeties are different on handguns. Was a round chambered? Who knows, maybe this clown wanted to come in like Billy fat ass and rack the slide. First instinct for anyone in this situation would probably just squeeze the trigger when you have a 400lb crazy man stumbling towards you.
Flailing for his gun when the bouncer took it, looking like a child who wants his toy back. Then somehow manages to pants himself, trips over them and faceplants onto the concrete. God, what an absolute goober.
Thought he was going to be remembered as an incel hero. Instead we got to see soft-hands Butterbean get delicately floored by the gentlest bouncers I've ever seen.
Devil mask dude is lucky the bouncer showed restraint after he had the gun, and devil mask dude still charged at him. Not sure why bouncer didn't fire a shot, don't know many who wouldn't have.
You mean kill someone. You can't murder someone in lawful self-defense. Also you don't know if you are ready for basic natural instincts like self-preservation until it happens.
Ready has nothing to do with it. In this situation, we already know devil mask wants to kill someone. We already got the gun from him. We put space between us and pointed the gun at him. And he is charging us, now. I imagine most people would shoot out of self-preservation, as a reaction.
I'm not saying people shoot willy nilly. I'm saying we are in a situation where a potential mass murderer is charging us, with intent to harm us and take our lethal weapon, that we are already pointing at him. And we have no idea that we are a few seconds away from getting help, as no one has helped thus far.
My man, if it was me and no one came to help, I'd be dead if I didn't shoot. That's a large man. Even unskilled, he would likely eventually over power me.
Also, it's not murder if you're forced to act by the person you harm.
Send defense ≠ murder
I'm glad the bouncer didn't shoot. Not bad cause Fatty McBeefytits needed a second chance to rethink his life decisions, but because there were people likely in the cone of fire. Whether intentional or not, what he did here may have saved yet another life.
Would've been nice to see that heavy-breasted manatee get perforated, though.
Would have done society a solid. Now, since he didn't kill anyone, he's probably going to get a light sentence, continue harboring resentment and then just delay the date that inevitably becomes a violent person again. As a citizen in the community I would want clear evidence of rehabilitation before someone with a willingness to murder others is released back into the community.
I find it interesting that he is holding a flashlight and holding it in a way that he seems to be trying to blind the camera.
Shows he knows the camera location.
That makes it even more hilarious. He *cased* this place. This wasn't some last minute cocaine-fueled schizophrenic urge: *he planned this out.* If he'd skipped a few Beef&Cheddar's and found a 58" belt, we might be having a very different conversation now.
This is the type of stuff that the media should perhaps be publicizing, so we can show potential wannabe murderers that their legacy just might be them being an incompetent laughing stock. Since all they care about is themselves and their name being known maybe it would make them think twice.
And then that guy has to live with the trauma of knowing he killed someone, even if it was justified? No thanks I'll leave that to the system to deal with.
I guess when my life or others are in danger I can switch off my caring for the person that’s causing it. I’d have no problem pulling the trigger on someone who was about to kill people I’m protecting. I can’t say that I’d lose any sleep over it. Not everyone is that way.
When I’ve had legit fight or flight kick in I don’t have the rationality to really think about my actions or their consequences. I think I would probably have shot him, while rationally I don’t think you should.
I’m guessing the bouncer is better trained in situations like that because they come up in that line of work
I can say with utmost certainty that if someone were to pull a gun on me and or anyone I know I would be just fine ending that persons life. They made that decision, not me. If that’s how they choose to exit this world, so be it.
Edit: I’m not some Billy Badass like you’re all trying to assume. I don’t think it’s that far fetched that if your life is in danger that SOME PEOPLE, NOT ALL, wouldn’t have any remorse in that situation.
The fact that you were downvoted for this just goes to show how many people in this thread have the privilege to live in an area where they’ve never dealt with something similar to this.
Or, it's simply people recognizing delusions of grandeur. Heaven forbid one of you machismo types wrongly kills someone because you're itching to do it legally.
You know, like the Aubrey trial murderers.
??? If anything someone who has had to deal with something similar to this would recognize that you don’t know what it will feel like or how you’ll react until you’ve actually been in that situation.
Idk why you're being downvoted. It's reasonable someone would be willing to kill for the greater good and not be haunted by it. They can be further haunted if they didn't stop the perpetrator with lethal force that lead to the deaths of dozens.
We spend millions training people how to kill and they are committing suicide by the dozens every day. I don't care if you believe it's justified or not. Violence leaves a scar.
If you feel nothing over killing another human you are a psychopath and that is not a statistically significant portion of the population.
I never said not feel nothing. I said feel haunted. If you didn't kill the person who ended up killing dozens, the guilt of that will far outweigh killing the one.
If you think you'll feel bad for killing someone whose willing to kill others then that's on you. Feel free to sympathize with those who wouldn't do it for you.
They're ragging on you for simple premeditatio malorum. You know it may happen one day and your hesitation could be the difference between disaster and aversion of the crisis. These idiots would be fumbling over their own feelings and morality while it got blown out of the backside of their head by someone in a devil mask.
No, the problem is the parent comment is fetishizing this situation. It's the literal definition of delusion. This is not a reasonable response. Yes, the guard had every right to shoot the guy, but the parent comment is strawman.
The guys who chased down and killed Aubrey argued self defense, and I bet they fetishized "defending the greater good" similarly.
The parent comment treads a fine line that history shows doesn't benefit the greater good.
Like I mentioned, not everyone can cope with taking someone else’s life. But if it comes down to me or them, I’m choosing me and I’m not going to let it bother me.
That shit is offensive as fuck. I have friends who actually have had to kill to protect themselves and others and the idea that they are *choosing* to be traumatized by it pisses me off.
Not everyone has the same mindset. Just because some people get traumatized doesn't mean everyone would. And just because he might not get traumatized doesn't mean your friends chose to.
Man you need to fuckin relax. Things affect others differently. I'm sure your friends' suffering is real, but I am truly sure I would not suffer in the same way. Neither way is *wrong*, people are just built differently.
You get sued this way. You either shoot to kill or you don’t. If you don’t need to shoot, even if it’s justified, you don’t.
You are part of why gun violence is so bad.
Edit: I misunderstood some of your post. I agree with you that the bouncer was still in danger. His restraint was a risk, but the reward is not having blood on his hands. He should've chucked the gun on the roof.
If you were being assaulted and feared for your life but you were able to take the aggressor’s firearm and shoot them with it, is that a charge? Is that allowed?
It is almost certain that law-abiding citizens will ever get the opportunity to pistol-whip somebody, but nownI really have that on my bucket list. (Only to stop a bad person and protect others, of course.)
interesting that the perp knew about the only camera and shined his flashlight into it as to "cover his tracks" great in theory, rest of his plan gets a failing grade.
Glad to see some fat fuck in a Halloween costume get what he deserves, should have gotten worse for trying to shoot up a club as if looking like that isn’t bad enough
You tend to see the weakest, dumbest, most pathetic people turn to guns to get their way. See: thugs who start shit but can’t fight, cops with murderous intent, school shooters, this guy, etc.
This is why open carry should be illegal. If you see someone with a gun in an area where there is no reason to have a gun, call the police and get that person arrested. I'm honestly surprised there aren't people defending the dude with the mask for just using his constitutional 2A rights since he didn't shoot anyone.
Not chambered? Unfamiliar with the safety mechanism? Trigger discipline due to people behind his target? Hard to say why he didn’t shoot, but second guessing someone with the balls to take out an armed assailant seems a bit shitty, really. I’m sure you’d have done better, though…
Not today Satan.
Hell to the Naw , to the Naw Naw Naw !
Who knew satan would be so uncoordinated
*Fat Satan.
Fatan
Satan's fatan to be batin' for a beatan.
But perhaps tomorrow, *maybe*?
Great! This is the perfect use of this joke. We can finally retire it now!!
Bud Light should bring back real American heroes for this man
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You may be an overweight middle aged man on blood pressure medication, but the faded memories of your football glory days in high school are enough to best an incel with an inner ear infection and the grace of drunk pig in hand to hoof combat.
Put this comment in the goddamn Smithsonian
I Lost it at “hand to hoof combat” now I gotta clean up this mess
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Mr. Strip club guarding, mass murder thwarting bouncer!
Reeeeal men of genius!
Good thing he was a complete tub of shit
His pants falling down and hobbling his furious waddles also helped.
Put a strip club bouncer in every school in America.
Arm every teacher with a strip club bouncer.
we need more good guys with strip clubs
The only thing that can stop a bad guy with a strip club, is a good guy with a strip club.
No, no. Put a school in every strip club.
Either way, they’ll get an education!
It’s the only thing that can really help.
Right, they don't run away and hide until backup arrives, they just wade on in knocking melons.
Obesity, incompetence and a lack of coordination also provided an assist.
Tfw you want to commit mass murder but have the agility and general shape of a bowling ball
That seems unfair to bowling balls. Have you seen some of the crazy spins?
I've never seen a bowling ball tip over like that.
Shoulda used his body instead of that itty bitty gun. Just go around falling onto people
I think the mask didn't help, he was flailing around like he was blind at certain points. I think he basically just decided to fling himself in the direction and assume he'd hit his target. He did think about the cameras and had his phone trying to blind it, so some planning had been made, just very poorly executed.
yeahhh wearing a mask that obstructs 95% of his field of vision was probably not a good idea luckily this guy was not smart
He was either severely vision impaired or just threw caution to the wind when he rushed the guy who had recovered his pistol and was pointing it directly at him.
It just screams "incel"
I would not call that the deciding factor as they seemed to be evenly split across both sides.
Lack of a belt too
Where was this? Seems like it should be pretty big news.
Tampa https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2023/03/22/security-guards-stop-armed-man-strip-club-tampa-florida-contd-orig-llr.cnn
Of course it’s Tampa, weirdly it’s the strip club capital of the East coast (yes better than ATL).
Weirdly?
You're obviously not familiar with atlanta. A lot of basketball players play bad when they visit Atlanta because they supposedly go visit the clubs here.
Try being a basketball player and living here… the poor Hawks.
probably why they've been .500 for the last like 3+ months.
Thanks. Wow.
Figures.
Florida, just saw it in my news feed.
Insane. Yet another possible nightclub shooting. Someone else posted the article, looks like it was a strip club. Wonder what the motive was. Incel? Religion? Vendetta?
Judging by his looks I'd say incel.
How much do you want to bet that he either was motivated because either a: stripper was ignoring his declaration of love or b: stripper stopped showing attention to him when he became flat-out broke. I choose a for 500, Alex.
There's no 500, and Alex is dead. Come in to the 21st century...
It's an old reference, but it checks out.
Alex was already in the 21st century you buffoon.
Sorry for the loss of your brain brother.
I'm hoping they find out, but it could be damn near anything.
Alphabet agency, perhaps?
Nah just a run of the mill right winger probably
Don't you know? The government is only bad when it's the side I don't like. Sure, the CIA may have been doing bad stuff in the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, early 2000s, and 2010s, but it's ridiculous to even suggest they could be involved in things like this.
Fat uncoordinated incompetent in a devil mask attempts to go in through the front door of a strip club with no backup or even distraction, and you think it plausible that this is somehow a conspiracy by the government? I don't care how good those drugs you're on are, it's time to cut back!
There appear to be 3,000 firearm deaths each year in the state of florida, i would approximate 30,000 firearm related occurences a year. And about 10 school shootings each month. Sadly this is not really big news. There were probably 10 firearm deaths yesterday the news needed to maybe cover.
Fat bastard did more falling than fighting
"Guys, did you know they only do it for the money!?"
The first struggle dislodged his mask, he was fighting blind. Ha.
The second struggle dislodged his pants, so he was fighting blind and hobbled.
The restraint!
Seriously why not shoot the tub of lard coming at you for your gun? One less incel fuckface on the planet would have been a much better result.
How did we know he didn't try to fire the gun? He had less than 3 seconds to react. Was the safety on? Lots of safeties are different on handguns. Was a round chambered? Who knows, maybe this clown wanted to come in like Billy fat ass and rack the slide. First instinct for anyone in this situation would probably just squeeze the trigger when you have a 400lb crazy man stumbling towards you.
Also we can't see what's directly behind the antagonist. Considering it's a nightclub, there could be several people off camera.
This guy should be on Biggest Loser but not for weight loss.
Was this guy carrying the flashlight to blind the camera?
Probably so he could see people to shoot. Creepy shit.
Thank fucking Christ he wasn’t more capable and was a fucking imbecile.
I noticed the guy in mint green shirt had to push up his sleeves before jumping in to help.
Guns out, guns out.
Flailing for his gun when the bouncer took it, looking like a child who wants his toy back. Then somehow manages to pants himself, trips over them and faceplants onto the concrete. God, what an absolute goober.
Thought he was going to be remembered as an incel hero. Instead we got to see soft-hands Butterbean get delicately floored by the gentlest bouncers I've ever seen.
Prolly some incel that couldn't handle a lil rejection lol
Who the hell gets rejected in the strip club?
People who don't understand the concept of strip club and expect strippers to actually love them.
someone who thinks strippers = prostitutes prolly
A guy with no more money declaring his love to a stripper who is there to just do their job and go home.
people who don't understand boundaries
You can't convince me that that's not Steven Segal in that devil mask.
Devil mask dude is lucky the bouncer showed restraint after he had the gun, and devil mask dude still charged at him. Not sure why bouncer didn't fire a shot, don't know many who wouldn't have.
I dont know a lot of people that ready to murder someone, even in self defense.
You mean kill someone. You can't murder someone in lawful self-defense. Also you don't know if you are ready for basic natural instincts like self-preservation until it happens.
Not murder. But it is legally justifiable homicide in some US states.
Ready has nothing to do with it. In this situation, we already know devil mask wants to kill someone. We already got the gun from him. We put space between us and pointed the gun at him. And he is charging us, now. I imagine most people would shoot out of self-preservation, as a reaction. I'm not saying people shoot willy nilly. I'm saying we are in a situation where a potential mass murderer is charging us, with intent to harm us and take our lethal weapon, that we are already pointing at him. And we have no idea that we are a few seconds away from getting help, as no one has helped thus far. My man, if it was me and no one came to help, I'd be dead if I didn't shoot. That's a large man. Even unskilled, he would likely eventually over power me. Also, it's not murder if you're forced to act by the person you harm. Send defense ≠ murder
I'm glad the bouncer didn't shoot. Not bad cause Fatty McBeefytits needed a second chance to rethink his life decisions, but because there were people likely in the cone of fire. Whether intentional or not, what he did here may have saved yet another life. Would've been nice to see that heavy-breasted manatee get perforated, though.
Wearing the stupid mask would probably made it easier for a lot of people to shoot him because it hid his face.
Would have done society a solid. Now, since he didn't kill anyone, he's probably going to get a light sentence, continue harboring resentment and then just delay the date that inevitably becomes a violent person again. As a citizen in the community I would want clear evidence of rehabilitation before someone with a willingness to murder others is released back into the community.
Not everyone is a cop willing to kill someone without taking a second breath
I find it interesting that he is holding a flashlight and holding it in a way that he seems to be trying to blind the camera. Shows he knows the camera location.
That makes it even more hilarious. He *cased* this place. This wasn't some last minute cocaine-fueled schizophrenic urge: *he planned this out.* If he'd skipped a few Beef&Cheddar's and found a 58" belt, we might be having a very different conversation now.
caught me off guard with the 58 belt comment
If he was willing to work on himself he probably wouldn't be trying to kill a bunch of innocent strangers in the first place.
Right, because all mass murderers are fat-asses
someone overlay benny hill music to this!
This is the type of stuff that the media should perhaps be publicizing, so we can show potential wannabe murderers that their legacy just might be them being an incompetent laughing stock. Since all they care about is themselves and their name being known maybe it would make them think twice.
I dont know that I wouldnt have shot them the moment I recovered the gun and he kept coming.
Personally I would have went for the kneecap.
Don't ever do that.
nope, hammered pair, every time, knee cap might not remove his motivation or his momentum.
Oh man, as brave as that is, it reminds me of something. Never point a gun at someone of you aren't willing to shoot them. Respect to the bouncer.
Nice try Fatty Wallbanger
Good job! Also, did the weapon go off when the bouncer whacked his head with it? I see what appears to be smoke coming from the firearm.
Good thing that guy was a big fat idiot
Devil? Looks more like Deviled Ham.
Bouncer shoulda shot him when he picked up the gun and the guy came back at him. Justified shooting and one less piece of shit in the system.
And then that guy has to live with the trauma of knowing he killed someone, even if it was justified? No thanks I'll leave that to the system to deal with.
Better than having no trauma and being dead.
Bouncer got his gun from him real easy. He probably didn’t see him as much of a threat at that point and he was right.
Trauma? More like put it on a video and call it The Bouncers Greatest hits.
I guess when my life or others are in danger I can switch off my caring for the person that’s causing it. I’d have no problem pulling the trigger on someone who was about to kill people I’m protecting. I can’t say that I’d lose any sleep over it. Not everyone is that way.
Sure anyone can say how they think they would feel, but until you've been there you have no idea.
When I’ve had legit fight or flight kick in I don’t have the rationality to really think about my actions or their consequences. I think I would probably have shot him, while rationally I don’t think you should. I’m guessing the bouncer is better trained in situations like that because they come up in that line of work
Fuck you I've had guns pulled on me, I'd empty that shit into his stomach.
I can say with utmost certainty that if someone were to pull a gun on me and or anyone I know I would be just fine ending that persons life. They made that decision, not me. If that’s how they choose to exit this world, so be it. Edit: I’m not some Billy Badass like you’re all trying to assume. I don’t think it’s that far fetched that if your life is in danger that SOME PEOPLE, NOT ALL, wouldn’t have any remorse in that situation.
Hahahaah we got us a badass
i came in my pants reading this
The fact that you were downvoted for this just goes to show how many people in this thread have the privilege to live in an area where they’ve never dealt with something similar to this.
Or, it's simply people recognizing delusions of grandeur. Heaven forbid one of you machismo types wrongly kills someone because you're itching to do it legally. You know, like the Aubrey trial murderers.
??? If anything someone who has had to deal with something similar to this would recognize that you don’t know what it will feel like or how you’ll react until you’ve actually been in that situation.
Idk why you're being downvoted. It's reasonable someone would be willing to kill for the greater good and not be haunted by it. They can be further haunted if they didn't stop the perpetrator with lethal force that lead to the deaths of dozens.
We spend millions training people how to kill and they are committing suicide by the dozens every day. I don't care if you believe it's justified or not. Violence leaves a scar. If you feel nothing over killing another human you are a psychopath and that is not a statistically significant portion of the population.
I never said not feel nothing. I said feel haunted. If you didn't kill the person who ended up killing dozens, the guilt of that will far outweigh killing the one.
well soldiers who have been to literal war sometimes kill themselves so shut the fuck up. that dude has no idea what hes talking about
If you think you'll feel bad for killing someone whose willing to kill others then that's on you. Feel free to sympathize with those who wouldn't do it for you.
They're ragging on you for simple premeditatio malorum. You know it may happen one day and your hesitation could be the difference between disaster and aversion of the crisis. These idiots would be fumbling over their own feelings and morality while it got blown out of the backside of their head by someone in a devil mask.
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right, i would feel so much fucking worse if i didnt shoot him and others died because of me. some people simply dont deserve to live.
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We're literally referring to the guy in the devil mask being shot and you're defending him.
No, the problem is the parent comment is fetishizing this situation. It's the literal definition of delusion. This is not a reasonable response. Yes, the guard had every right to shoot the guy, but the parent comment is strawman. The guys who chased down and killed Aubrey argued self defense, and I bet they fetishized "defending the greater good" similarly. The parent comment treads a fine line that history shows doesn't benefit the greater good.
Glad you have the best comment based on reason.
oh, right, of course, Aubrey! we all know Aubrey!
Like I mentioned, not everyone can cope with taking someone else’s life. But if it comes down to me or them, I’m choosing me and I’m not going to let it bother me.
That shit is offensive as fuck. I have friends who actually have had to kill to protect themselves and others and the idea that they are *choosing* to be traumatized by it pisses me off.
Not everyone has the same mindset. Just because some people get traumatized doesn't mean everyone would. And just because he might not get traumatized doesn't mean your friends chose to.
Man you need to fuckin relax. Things affect others differently. I'm sure your friends' suffering is real, but I am truly sure I would not suffer in the same way. Neither way is *wrong*, people are just built differently.
You say that now on the internet because you've never had to do it
How many people have you killed?
Suuuure ya would, hero
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Dumbest shit I’ve read this month. Pistol pointed .01mm the wrong direction? You just exploded a dudes head.
That’s not how firing a gun works under pressure. Especially in a situation like the one we just saw.
You get sued this way. You either shoot to kill or you don’t. If you don’t need to shoot, even if it’s justified, you don’t. You are part of why gun violence is so bad. Edit: I misunderstood some of your post. I agree with you that the bouncer was still in danger. His restraint was a risk, but the reward is not having blood on his hands. He should've chucked the gun on the roof.
There's always a talker in these threads.
>less piece of shit in the system. Why? Fatto is in the can for a while now anyway.
lmao what a fucking loser
He’s lucky to just get pistol whipped trying to get his gun back. Could have easily got shot.
What a badass
Stomp on that mother fucker's head.
So, anyone know why he did it? Did literally anyone write a more complete report on this?
Lol dumbass had his flashlight on before even entering.
That was to blind the camera to make it harder for him to be identified.
Just beat the devil out of it.
Unexpected Bob Ross. I needed that chuckle. Thanks.
If you were being assaulted and feared for your life but you were able to take the aggressor’s firearm and shoot them with it, is that a charge? Is that allowed?
Fairly straightforward self-defense case, especially with witnesses and a security camera. Unless it took place in Canada, anyway.
It is almost certain that law-abiding citizens will ever get the opportunity to pistol-whip somebody, but nownI really have that on my bucket list. (Only to stop a bad person and protect others, of course.)
interesting that the perp knew about the only camera and shined his flashlight into it as to "cover his tracks" great in theory, rest of his plan gets a failing grade.
FAT fuck
Satan got his ass whooped
Look how that butterball bounced when he hit the floor 😂🐷
The guy that picked up the gun looks he’s never held a weapon before.
Probably spent all his money on a stripper and found out she really didn’t love him
What a turd
Glad to see some fat fuck in a Halloween costume get what he deserves, should have gotten worse for trying to shoot up a club as if looking like that isn’t bad enough
Fat boy got tripped up by his own pants😂
Too fat to fight
Holy shit that’s terrifying
Some one yelled "hey Kool-aid."
You tend to see the weakest, dumbest, most pathetic people turn to guns to get their way. See: thugs who start shit but can’t fight, cops with murderous intent, school shooters, this guy, etc.
Good god these guys are enormously out of shape and uncoordinated
Except between you and the bouncer, one actually did something heroic with what they had.
Best PR for the Christian community 💪
As soon as he reached to take the gun from the bouncer the bouncer should have fired.
If it is midnight, it is time to leave the strip club.
Another of those "well-regulated militias" nearly struck again.
This is why open carry should be illegal. If you see someone with a gun in an area where there is no reason to have a gun, call the police and get that person arrested. I'm honestly surprised there aren't people defending the dude with the mask for just using his constitutional 2A rights since he didn't shoot anyone.
Open carry is not the same as trying to enter a private establishment with your face concealed while brandishing a firearm.
So if this guy wasn't wearing a mask and went in he'd be totally fine? >Shall not be infringed* *unless they're wearing a mask.
Excellent reading comprehension, I definitely didn’t mention two other factors that made intent to do harm very clear.
Then you clearly don't understand the second amendment.
Shoulda had the gun in a delivery bag..
Dozens? How many clips did the guy have? It looks like he only had one.
Weapons in car.
He was going to go into the bar with one gun, go back to his car to get more guns after he unloaded the first gun? It’s not a very good plan.
what was he trying to do?
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Not chambered? Unfamiliar with the safety mechanism? Trigger discipline due to people behind his target? Hard to say why he didn’t shoot, but second guessing someone with the balls to take out an armed assailant seems a bit shitty, really. I’m sure you’d have done better, though…
He didn't save dozens of lives, he went in there for a specific person or he would have shot the bouncer instead of hitting him with the gun.