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philip964 wrote:
...So if this woman had been seriously injured by her bravery, what would have been the outcome? Yes, her attorney probably would have sued Walmart. And yes Walmart would have settled or a jury would have awarded her a lot of money.

JoeS3 wrote:

rp_photo wrote:Would she have started shooting at them if she had been armed?

That's why we stopped the campus carry bills in the Texas House. I know it's unpopular with some of you guys but think about what might happen if these boys got drunk on that beer and decided they wanted to have sex. If they picked a girl who was armed, they could take her gun and kill her. Or she could wind up shooting them instead during the struggle. Either way we have dead kids because she was packing heat at school. It's safer for everyone to keep guns off college campuses, especially dorm rooms and other places college students drink.

JoeS3 wrote:

rp_photo wrote:Would she have started shooting at them if she had been armed?

That's why we stopped the campus carry bills in the Texas House. I know it's unpopular with some of you guys but think about what might happen if these boys got drunk on that beer and decided they wanted to have sex. If they picked a girl who was armed, they could take her gun and kill her. Or she could wind up shooting them instead during the struggle. Either way we have dead kids because she was packing heat at school. It's safer for everyone to keep guns off college campuses, especially dorm rooms and other places college students drink.

speedsix wrote:...there was no danger to human life/health before she intervened to "express herself"...she escalated the situation foolishly and not only endangered herself, but anyone else on the parking lot, should they have peeled out to get this crazy woman off their car...we had a waitress at a restaurant near here jump on a car to try to stop a carful of "guests" from beating a restaurant bill...they peeled out...and she fell off and died...over a food bill...life is dangerous, common sense should be applied liberally...by those who have it, anyways...Keith B was spot on...in being legally correct and using common sense...

M2K wrote:

SQLGeek wrote:

M2K wrote: I totally disagree with the rest of your position.

All Keith said was that she put herself in danger by doing what she did...that's pretty much a fact, I don't know that you can dispute that. Jumping on a car to prevent somebody from going somewhere is fool's errand. There's a lady in Manteca, CA that could attest to that fact.

I put myself in danger everyday when I cross the street in down town Dallas.