Quick! The guy with the gun over there; is he a Good Guy or a Bad Guy? Quick!

[zebonaut]

[uhnope]

1. I don't know the answer but he probably loves RT

LOL Putin TV

[jtuck004]

2. That would appear to be a pretty black or white kinda question, eh? n/t

[IronLionZion]

3. Either way, you won't know until it's too late

Either it's a bad guy with a gun who can't be stopped or questioned until he shoots someone.

Or it's the good guy with a gun who gets shot by police and other good guys with guns.

Someone is going to get shot because of this policy.

The only thing I know of for sure is that federal law enforcement agencies are training for this exact scenario. How to tell who should be shot during a chaotic mass shooting. And to shoot to kill or to wound first.

One thing no one can explain to me is that police officers can always identify themselves and show a badge or whatever. How does a civilian good guy identify himself? "I'm a good guy, don't shoot!"?

There have already been cases where the first cops arriving on scene thought the shooter was a cop because he wore tactical gear.

Shit like this just makes things worse. Texas already is heavily armed yet still has a lot of shootings. So much for the armed society is a polite society.

[Flagrante]

4. Reminds me of this

scene from MIB

[Iggo]

5. Bad Guy by default.