What do we do?

[DGF]

" 2.  I believe (and may be wrong!) Crowds of people in this country don't generally all spontaneously turn violent toward one person in their midst all that often.     (if you EVER see this...  Move to a better neighborhood for f sakes. "


Badger, I believe this was true up until recently. With the advent of these flash mobs it doesn't seem to matter what neighborhood you are in. I looks like crowds of people ARE turning spontaneously violent.

[Big Frank]

Flash mobs are also robbing stores in the U.S. and Canada. They use sights like Facebook or Twitter to organize their attacks. A mob can pop up anywhere there's a bunch of black teenagers. They're the only ones I've heard of being in these mobs.

[Badgersmilk]

And, with multiple attackers, you might want to keep the boarding house rule in mind: Nobody gets seconds until everyone has gotten a first serving.  Since I usually don't carry a spare magazine, if the need arises I will have to stretch those nine rounds as far as I can.

Good thinking.  I've always been a believer in two or even three helpings per customer.  But with as DGF mentions, an increased possibility of multiple attackers...  Soup line rules make good sense!   

Or, as another advantage of most .380's, you can carry half a dozen extra magazines in your left pocket.     I really wish the LCP had a last round slide stop to make reloads quicker.  Rugers been to busy with other innovative thinking though.   

I need to look into the whole "flash mob" thing more. 

[DGF]

It is becoming an epidemic.






<a href="http://apnews.myway.com/article/20110809/D9P0I3AG0.html">Flashmob</a>

[DGF]

I seldom listen to Michael Banes radio blog, but today I listened to his blog on Mob Violence. Someone here recommended it to me. He hits the nail on the head. It is worth listening to his take on what possible action to apply. He said that they are planning to have a this subject on TBD as well.

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