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#491
11-17-2021, 02:27 AM
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kyle didnt provoke anyone that night. he carried his rifle and med kit into a warzone, was greeted with hostility and responded accordingly. provocation would be yelling, "hey innocent people minding your own business, im gonna shoot you" i understand how this does not compute in the liberal brain, most of you enjoy being trodded upon, cuckold cowards that you are | |||
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#493
11-17-2021, 03:06 AM
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Kyle instigated UNKNOWINGLY, in my opinion, by putting out a fire nearby the people who just started that fire for a reason (anarchy, arson, whatever), or this is what I heard. Maybe I heard wrong. But if it is true, there is a damn good chance any of those people who witness someone undoing what they just did is going to have a big problem with it, and with that person
This is kinda common sense shit, even a 17yr old should understand. I'm not victim blaming here, but let me use an analogy. I see a store being robbed by a gang. I stand outside as the gang hands merchandise hand over fist out the window to a waiting truck. I pull out my phone and the gang can now hear me saying "yes 911, I'd like to report a robbery". All of a sudden I get knocked the F out! Or shot. Or stabbed. But definitely something. When all I would need to do to avoid this would be to move out of earshot and eyesight of the gang THEN call the police. Again pretty common sense shit Just because something is the RIGHT thing to do, doesn't mean there isn't still a dumb way to do it | ||
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#494
11-17-2021, 03:18 AM
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Unsungmondaymorningquarterback,
So, if i see something on fire in public, I should ignore it, or I'm a white supremacist terrorist? Where I come from, heroes run toward the crisis, cowards flee and tell someone else, and by then the innocent victims are dead, but im sure solace can be found in having done, "the right thing, the smart way" anyway bro, did you ever end up bangin' that cutie temp girlie from work? | ||
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11-17-2021, 03:23 AM
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If him or I are there to do some good, we will be able to do the most good when not being attacked by other people. Therefore priority 1 in the doing good should be: make sure the scene is secure before rendering aid. It’s the same protocols that EMT’s and paramedics use, something that Kyle seems to aspire to be They have these protocols not because they are cowards, but because they will be incapable of doing the job they are there to do, and become a new liability for others to need to now assist when they get hurt | |||
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11-17-2021, 03:39 AM
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Maybe I am armchair quarterbacking too much. I’ve just in my job had to focus on personal safety constantly when around people who are sometimes psychotic and/or on hard drugs with a history of violence. Sometimes I even have to set a boundary and tell them no, tell them that this thing they really want is not going to happen. And before I do in my mind my first priority is thinking how can I best do this in a way that is not going to provoke an attack
I’m never scared of them usually, not that I’m allowed to fight back though. It’s the incident report, the de-briefing with the supervisor after, that’s the nightmare I don’t want to face So I’m projecting my constant concern for personal safety when executing a job on an idealistic 17yr old kid. Might indeed be quarterbacking too much | ||
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