That's what you get when you appoint someone to head the FBI, who's never been a cop. He's never even been a Special Agent, for that matter. I respect his Vietnam service, but there is no comparison between that war, any war, and American society. Because he saw people killed with firearms in Nam, it is beyond the pale to compare that to guns on campus.
Any veteran cop who is being honest, will agree that citizens are on their own for self defense. Sure, the police will get there as fast as possible and try their best to identify, find and prosecute the killer, but they can do nothing to prevent your death.
When seconds count, the police are minutes away.
(http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb294/pioneer461/police.png)
That's what you get when you appoint someone to head the FBI, who's never been a cop. He's never even been a Special Agent, for that matter. I respect his Vietnam service, but there is no comparison between that war, any war, and American society. Because he saw people killed with firearms in Nam, it is beyond the pale to compare that to guns on campus.
Any veteran cop who is being honest, will agree that citizens are on their own for self defense. Sure, the police will get there as fast as possible and try their best to identify, find and prosecute the killer, but they can do nothing to prevent your death.
When seconds count, the police are minutes away.
(http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb294/pioneer461/police.png)
+1 Respect the man's service in the military and DOJ but he sounds a little off with his comments on self defense.
I can kind of understand where he is coming from. My late father was LE for 32 years in So. Cal. He never could understand my fascination of firearms because he hated them. Had he a wish, it would have been to drop all of them in the ocean. HOWEVER ... he also realized that such a utopia will never exist and the bad guy/gal will have a weapon so people NEED to defend themselves with guns.