11 Answers
No problem with that Romos,,it is a mans duty to help his fellow man,if i am ever in that position to save a dozen people from a madman murderer,i hope very much i would be man enough to blow his brains out,, or at least try,,we had a madman at the Port Arthur massacre in Tasmania,35 dead 23 wounded,,he stopped to reload and nobody charged him,they sat under tables waiting for him to kill them,,i am not judging them,,they had their own fears and i was not there in their shoes,,but if one man had attacked him while reloading,,how many might he have saved,,how many family's might not be in mourning....
9 years ago. Rating: 8 | |
I can't even think of a possible circumstance in which I might be required to make that decision. What made you think of such a question?
9 years ago. Rating: 10 | |
This is not the exact video I remember so it's not as poignant , but if you watch it it may help you with seeking an answer to your question.
http://ernestodabon.blogspot.co.uk/2011/10/bridge-master-and-his-son_27.html
9 years ago. Rating: 9 | |
You can immobilise someone without killing them, or is that not an option.:)
9 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
You've weighed the immobilize plan and it won't work. Now what