BYSTANDER STUPIDITY REGARDING O/C AT WALMART !

[Gun]

Carry mexican, problem solved.

[Qtrborecrazy]

Any time I’m in line OCing and feel someone is in close, I ask them to back up because you can’t go anywhere until I’m done. Bills Shoprite in Daleville especially.

[streaker69]

Carry mexican, problem solved.

If you're in Walmart, do you have to carry 3 mexicans?

[Gun]

If you're in Walmart, do you have to carry 3 mexicans?

One to push the cart, another to grab the items on the list (in Spanish), the other is the carry method.

[thebearpack]

Scruff, you don't really need to point out the absurdity of their claims, but I guess it's good that someone is doing it.

I for one am amazed at all the high speed operators we have on this board. Must be fertile ground for Delta and SEAL recruiters.

[JAKIII]

I for one am amazed at all the high speed operators we have on this board. Must be fertile ground for Delta and SEAL recruiters.

I’m not as high speed as I once was, but I’m higher speed than most everyone my age.

[thebearpack]

I’m not as high speed as I once was, but I’m higher speed than most everyone my age.

I'm not doubting you.

I just don't believe that everyone here is always in a cat like state of alertness, ready to pounce and kick ass at a moment's notice. Having met many members over the years, I'd bet that is very much the exception and not the rule. I believe most posters are just normal folks like me and not spec ops alums, despite the posts to the contrary.

If I may speak for Scruff, I believe his point was that no one is always - ALWAYS - on high alert and 100% aware. People easily get used to stuff and complacent. That's why on your 7th day at the beach, the ocean view doesn't seem as magical as it was the 1st day. Heck, there are plenty of guys who got tired of waking up next to Jennifer Aniston; you can't tell me people don't get used to situations and can get a little lax.

[Emptymag]

If you're in Walmart, do you have to carry 3 mexicans?

haha! I forgot to update my thread. Saw three in walmart the other day again 30 miles from home!

[Exbiker]

People easily get used to stuff and complacent. That's why on your 7th day at the beach, the ocean view doesn't seem as magical as it was the 1st day. Heck, there are plenty of guys who got tired of waking up next to Jennifer Aniston; you can't tell me people don't get used to situations and can get a little lax.

There is some truth to this. I taught hazmat to new drivers. Handling, loading and unloading tankers. I worried less about the new trainees than the old veterans. The new guys tend to follow the guidlines and focus unlike the old guys.
I don't think anybody professed to be a ninja or samurai but shared what they do to take simple precautions to mitigate some of the risks.

[scruff]

There is some truth to this. I taught hazmat to new drivers. Handling, loading and unloading tankers. I worried less about the new trainees than the old veterans. The new guys tend to follow the guidlines and focus unlike the old guys.
I don't think anybody professed to be a ninja or samurai but shared what they do to take simple precautions to mitigate some of the risks.

Those precautions are all good, but it's just not possible to stay at Jeff Cooper's condition orange all of the time, as if everyone around you is about to lunge towards your gun. We're human and we can't live our lives if we're always participating in a "grab the gun" match where everyone is in on the game. Jeff Cooper came up with code yellow for a reason.