Colorado shooting movie theater shooting

Three survivors of the Colorado movie-theater massacre escaped with minor wounds, but were left with broken hearts because their heroic boyfriends died saving them.

In final acts of valor, Jon Blunk, Matt McQuinn and Alex Teves used their bodies to shield their girlfriends as accused madman James Holmes turned the Aurora cineplex into a shooting gallery.

Blunk’s girlfriend, Jansen Young; McQuinn’s girlfriend, Samantha Yowler; and Teves’ gal pal Amanda Lindgren made it out of the bloodbath — but they would have been killed had it not been for the loves of their lives.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nat...lets-sweeties-article-1.1119395#ixzz21OuJlmbL

In the article, accounts are given by each of the girls regarding how their boyfriends gave up their lives to save them.

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Admirable.

Wow, holy shit, sums it up in a nutshell.

More reason as if any was needed that that dude was a coward.

You protect your family at all costs in times of danger. At all costs, they are your legacy when kids are involved.
 
As a people we must come to terms with that there crooks out there that want what you have for no other reason you have it and they dont.
Mentaly ill people that snap, but that make the crime any less serious? Then you have true evil people out there. My question is will reason work?
Will pleading work? Will asking what kind of child hood they had help you while he or she is killing your family? Or sexualy assualting you? In my mind the answer is no!!! The police are there for clean up.
Unless there right when it happens. The onus is on each of us to protect ourselves. To each to figure out how we do that.

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Yep, its just the way of the world man.

Crazy as fuck, you never know when the day could go bad.

Bet the last thing on the mind of those folks in the Aurora, Colorado theater was something like that ever happening.

I'm someone who likes to observe different cultures, societies and across the board there are those folks who just don't give a fuck about respecting life and property, will do anything to fulfill themselves or are just plain dirty to the core of their mindset about their approach to life.
 
Yes absolutely to your last line...no vigilantism, no recklessness, no sense of hiding behind laws,
no lies...only when one's life is in true danger....

And it helps when there are camera's to tell the facts, Like here...

Last Wednesday, a 71-yr-old Florida customer at an Internet Cafe when it was robbed...
he pulled out his piece and fired...he saved countless lives that day standing up to them.



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Yeah, remember that story, wished a couple of caps had lodged in the two fucks.

Good on the part of dude, bet those two weren't expecting that response waiting for them.
 
Yeah, remember that story, wished a couple of caps had lodged in the two fucks.

Good on the part of dude, bet those two weren't expecting that response waiting for them.

Oh my goodness, one part of me wishes he had stopped shooting at them seeing they were already fleeing, but another part of me wants to praise him for being so brave.... I can sure tell you that if I was in that internet cafe I would be ever so grateful to the old man.....
 
Oh my goodness, one part of me wishes he had stopped shooting at them seeing they were already fleeing, but another part of me wants to praise him for being so brave.... I can sure tell you that if I was in that internet cafe I would be ever so grateful to the old man.....

not really

history has shown that criminals generally repeat their behavior

a spared robber today, could mean more aggressive tactics with less hesitation and killed civilians later

these idiots were holding people at gunpoint..do u know what that means :p
 
not really

history has shown that criminals generally repeat their behavior

a spared robber today, could mean more aggressive tactics with less hesitation and killed civilians later

these idiots were holding people at gunpoint..do u know what that means :p

I honestly didn't think of that........ It just seemed so brutal,,,,,,,, but compared to what they could possibly do next time the old man did the right thing.

Were either of them actually hit?
 
I honestly didn't think of that........ It just seemed so brutal,,,,,,,, but compared to what they could possibly do next time the old man did the right thing.

Were either of them actually hit?

dunno

but think about it

just like in warfare, units do get routed (retreat) momentarily, then regroup/revise their tactics, then go back to fight later

i think what he did was tactically the best thing to do, in that situation with no police around for god knows how long.
 
dunno

but think about it

just like in warfare, units do get routed (retreat) momentarily, then regroup/revise their tactics, then go back to fight later

i think what he did was tactically the best thing to do, in that situation with no police around for god knows how long.

And very brave of him at that seeing he was up against not one but two armed robbers......
 
Wow, holy shit, sums it up in a nutshell.

More reason as if any was needed that that dude was a coward.

You protect your family at all costs in times of danger. At all costs, they are your legacy when kids are involved.

Lol as you say it from your warm safe home. We can praise those dudes for their bravery without condemning dude for a split second decision made while he was under gun fire. This ain't Call Of Duty where you get to respawn after you're mortally hit. One thing I rarely question anymore is instinct. If your body tells you to run there's very little you can do about it unless you have training.
 
marines get scared while in the fleet before land deployments, because they know their chances of getting killed raise significantly

you can train and MEU X all you want..a bullet is still a bullet and a life is still very valued

'nuff said
 
What war were we fightung then I dont remember

the cold war

:p

if you can in fact call it one

vietnam and the heavy fighting was wrapped up by then, but Germany was still a popular destination for units

combat would have been unlikely, but as with military service, you really never know what's going to pop up during your enlistment

unless you actually went 11B during vietnam/iraq...then you pretty much knew you'd be rotated for a few combat tours
 
Nothing sir i was in the dmz in korea earned a combat patch in grenada
But i still served my country. I was not looking for a free education or any thing but it was still my duty,
My great gramps gramps dad uncle and brother served and will not be ashamed by it.
When the gulf broke out i was to old or i would have been there. But i still serve my brothers by
Cooking for homless vets that returned home to lost homes family hope. So in in my mind i am still serving,
 
the cold war

:p

if you can in fact call it one

vietnam and the heavy fighting was wrapped up by then, but Germany was still a popular destination for units

combat would have been unlikely, but as with military service, you really never know what's going to pop up during your enlistment

unless you actually went 11B during vietnam/iraq...then you pretty much knew you'd be rotated for a few combat tours

tru that but with the army your primary mos is 11 bush then you can pic your secondary mos
 
Lol as you say it from your warm safe home. We can praise those dudes for their bravery without condemning dude for a split second decision made while he was under gun fire. This ain't Call Of Duty where you get to respawn after you're mortally hit. One thing I rarely question anymore is instinct. If your body tells you to run there's very little you can do about it unless you have training.

I'm not saying you have to look out for strangers bro.

What I am saying and my contention remains from the outset is that is a part of you, your family, your legacy, your connection to the world.

If you cannot protect them then you are a coward that deserves to be viewed as nothing less.

I know all I need to know about someone that would leave their two children and girl and run home, while she is left behind.

These were not strangers he was being asked to defend, it was a part of him and he chose not to.

If someone can't sacrifice to protect their own family in a time of life and death, then they are lower than low.

At least she knows what dude is about and what he would do when push comes to shove. She has been forewarned.
 
I'm not saying you have to look out for strangers bro.

What I am saying and my contention remains from the outset is that is a part of you, your family, your legacy, your connection to the world.

If you cannot protect them then you are a coward that deserves to be viewed as nothing less.

I know all I need to know about someone that would leave their two children and girl and run home, while she is left behind.

These were not strangers he was being asked to defend, it was a part of him and he chose not to.

If someone can't sacrifice to protect their own family in a time of life and death, then they are lower than low.

At least she knows what dude is about and what he would do when push comes to shove. She has been forewarned.

yo they stay clowning that mothafucka

so GQ, when are you going to hand in your DD-4 so you can show us how much of a real man you are?

sign on that dotted line son

why protect a family when you can protect an entire nation

i'm just sayin...

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