Nebor
Lifer
- Jun 24, 2003
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Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: Mill
Almost looks staged. In fact, I think it was.
I agree. People would getting out of there if that really happened. Hell, I know I wouldn't stay in there with him.
That and the fact that none of the adults seemed to care, the camera zoomed in right before it *went* off, and then that he said that stupid sh!t about being the only one with "professional" enough training to have one. The purpose was very clear - he wanted to make it look like it could just go off even on him(someone who was SUPPOSED to have experience) so he could scare the kids. Not a bad tactic.
I remember in High School they had this "drug" thing where a student *supposedly* stole some of the samples, but it was a put-on to show us how the CJ system worked. It gets their attention more than a straight lecture.
If that's what really happened, then that just perpetuates the idea that guns themselves are bad. That a gun can just "go off" by itself. A lot of people believe that these days.