Colorado shooting movie theater shooting

GFunk said:
He can natural instinct deez nuts. Ain't protecting your younger instinctual as well? Some sad shit he left his family. Hiding in the corner and kinda freezing up when your family is in danger, I can KINDA understand, but this fool just straight DIPPED. And he doesn't have shit to smile about.
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I agree bro, don't know how she could look at him the same when she sees his face and know what he did in such a scary time for them.

I'm not saying I'm Rambo First Blood or Chuck Norris but if that is your family, come on. That is a part of you to the flesh, blood and bones.

I'm amazed he can with a straight face show up on National Television saying what he did in regards to his family. Have some shame would you guy.

I mean imagine if his girlfriend had done what he did instead of sticking with their kids.
 
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1911a1 said:
Amazing i took a beating for wanting to protect my family no matter what the cost! But this sack of what ever bolts and there is some understanding for him
We have become cowards, before we go on with the eagle eye bull shit if you were not at the movies to protect your family and i happen to be there an armed and your family took the rounds and i got on
Tv and said i was armed and did nothing how would you feel.
Times have changed we all gripe bitch and moan
About white against black and vice versa
But when it truly comes down to it proven fact
That every man for himself!
When i became a child of GOD color went out the window, be you any color to help when in need,
is the protocal, cant speak for anyone else but i cant face my maker knowing in my heart that i did nothing!!!!! So no matter i will always carry not only to protect myself but others as well
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Dude. Nothing wrong with protecting your family by any means necessary. You however were talking about having a gun in this particular situation which would have more than likely caused more harm than saving any lives. If you can't understand the difference between the two...........:confused:
 
curleyblonde said:
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"This guy LEFT BOTH his children AND his girlfriend in the theater. Jumped over the balcony and left his family.

He got IN his car and DROVE away returning only AFTER his girlfriend who had been injured but still managed to get herself AND both kids out of the theater safely CALLED him on his cell phone. WTH?

Survivor? Yes....SHE is." youtuber

Apparently another news report left in the bit where he says he also jumped in his car and drove off only to return after he got the call from the mother of his children that they had survived... I guess this proves the self preservation theory.....
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Outset reading, I'm thinking "deal breaker he's history -- I'd never leave my dog let alone my baby..."

After watching it, he said he couldn't find his baby amidst the tear gas, pandemonium, screams, shots, he's thinking he's going to die, his kids will be oprhaned...To me, it's much like a parent in a fire where they want to go back in but they can't because of the fire. :(

This man has to live with his decision for his whole life - it's gonna eat at him.

Topple that with the PTSD of that event..I personally can not and will not judge any of the surviving victim's behavior in that chaotic nightmare, unless a person used another as shield. My heart goes out to all the victims of the beast.
 
Surprised he didnt do suicide by cop. seems like he was very matter of fact about it. He appears to be pretty brilliant too. What a waste.
 
GFunk said:
He can natural instinct deez nuts. Ain't protecting your younger instinctual as well? Some sad shit he left his family. Hiding in the corner and kinda freezing up when your family is in danger, I can KINDA understand, but this fool just straight DIPPED. And he doesn't have shit to smile about.
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JordanC said:
I'm with you gfunk. Instinct is to protect those you love. Get everyone to safety. Unless he has ptsd I can't see any other reason to leave his gf and kids in the middle of a battlefield.

I am wondering about his marriage proposal after this behavior. And she says yes??!! I would dropkick his self preserving ass........not marry him.
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Bliss said:
Outset reading, I'm thinking "deal breaker he's history -- I'd never leave my dog let alone my baby..."

After watching it, he said he couldn't find his baby amidst the tear gas, pandemonium, screams, shots, he's thinking he's going to die, his kids will be oprhaned...To me, it's much like a parent in a fire where they want to go back in but they can't because of the fire. :(

This man has to live with his decision for his whole life - it's gonna eat at him.

Topple that with the PTSD of that event..I personally can not and will not judge any of the surviving victim's behavior in that chaotic nightmare, unless a person used another as shield. My heart goes out to all the victims of the beast.
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i stand by my original assessment for non-parents. anyone who's looked at infantry training or just basic military training in general, knows that people have to be repeatedly exposed to combat conditions so that they become desensitized in a sense to chaos, along with developing that muscle memory to react properly. you don't just join the army, learn how to tie a boot, then get shipped off to Afghanistan for example. You go through a lot of bullshit (that's actually good for you in hindsight) before you set foot in your unit, but by the time you do you're a step ahead mentally than someone fresh off the streets.

the sound of gunfire is very unlike a house fire, in the sense that they come with loud bangs and the potential to end your life with one bullet. The sound alone can make someone panic, let alone seeing people get shot around you. Like I said before, if it was natural for the average joe to behave in a 'military' manner, a nice chunk of training and smokies could be could out of the defense budget. Even with months of training and exposure, some people still bug out.:rolleyes:

As for the parental side of things...I dont know what to say. If there's gas, bullets and bodies hitting the floor all around you, you may be inclined to think your kids are already dead. I don't know the specifics tho. Were they sitting together or scattered throughout the theater? If they were sitting together, I think it would have been easier. Even with the instantaneous panic and adrenaline spike from the sound of gunfire, looking at someone you know helps your brain remember certain things. Sudden panic and stress like that can make you forget.

i'm really trying to refrain from calling the guy a coward until all other avenues are exhausted.:smt012
 
pettyofficerj said:
i stand by my original assessment for non-parents. anyone who's looked at infantry training or just basic military training in general, knows that people have to be repeatedly exposed to combat conditions so that they become desensitized in a sense to chaos, along with developing that muscle memory to react properly. you don't just join the army, learn how to tie a boot, then get shipped off to Afghanistan for example. You go through a lot of bullshit (that's actually good for you in hindsight) before you set foot in your unit, but by the time you do you're a step ahead mentally than someone fresh off the streets.

the sound of gunfire is very unlike a house fire, in the sense that they come with loud bangs and the potential to end your life with one bullet. The sound alone can make someone panic, let alone seeing people get shot around you. Like I said before, if it was natural for the average joe to behave in a 'military' manner, a nice chunk of training and smokies could be could out of the defense budget. Even with months of training and exposure, some people still bug out.:rolleyes:

As for the parental side of things...I dont know what to say. If there's gas, bullets and bodies hitting the floor all around you, you may be inclined to think your kids are already dead. I don't know the specifics tho. Were they sitting together or scattered throughout the theater? If they were sitting together, I think it would have been easier. Even with the instantaneous panic and adrenaline spike from the sound of gunfire, looking at someone you know helps your brain remember certain things. Sudden panic and stress like that can make you forget.

i'm really trying to refrain from calling the guy a coward until all other avenues are exhausted.:smt012
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Informative insight.

Also, for all we know, the g/f holding her baby may have fled herself with child..he said he lost sight of his child.

There were no cowards in that theater, except one.
 
Mighty Quinn said:
I just caught this story. What a coward. Then he has the nerve to propose to her.

The girl just did another interview with the guy who saved her life. She should be marrying him.
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Is that for real, or r u kidding. Did another man save her life?? :shock: :???:
 
Bliss said:
Is that for real, or r u kidding. Did another man save her life?? :shock: :???:
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On a side note, why is it always a man saving the life of a woman

Why isnt the woman being blamed for not saving him

Granted the guy in question ninja'd over the balcony and out the exit at lightning speed...if the sexes were reversed, would the critics be just as harsh
 
pettyofficerj said:
time to read the utube comments

bm hero and all:smt023
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You already know this finda be some bullshit.

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pettyofficerj said:
and...as expected, some race debating on the earlier pages

few things are certain in this world....death..taxes..and race debates when a bm is called a hero

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Wha? I thought racism was dead, now that we got Obama in the office. You mean we ain't always overreacting?
 
pettyofficerj said:
On a side note, why is it always a man saving the life of a woman

Why isnt the woman being blamed for not saving him

Granted the guy in question ninja'd over the balcony and out the exit at lightning speed...if the sexes were reversed, would the critics be just as harsh
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:smt005 I can't get past this part to even entertain your serious question. :)


Ok, didn't mean to laugh. sorry. :sad:


Mighty Quinn said:
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Wow! :shock: Wow wow wow! :D What a TRUE HERO! :smt038 Can't express it enough! And 19??! :smt060

Her fiance has some more 'splaining to do. Unless he was in another row like Petty said...just wow.
 
GFunk said:
He can natural instinct deez nuts. Ain't protecting your younger instinctual as well? Some sad shit he left his family. Hiding in the corner and kinda freezing up when your family is in danger, I can KINDA understand, but this fool just straight DIPPED. And he doesn't have shit to smile about.
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JordanC said:
I'm with you gfunk. Instinct is to protect those you love. Get everyone to safety. Unless he has ptsd I can't see any other reason to leave his gf and kids in the middle of a battlefield.

I am wondering about his marriage proposal after this behavior. And she says yes??!! I would dropkick his self preserving ass........not marry him.
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I would like to believe that if I was in the same situation and we had our two children with us, one a newborn, that my man would do his utmost best to not only save the children but myself also. I would like to think he would be by our sides no matter what.

I won't judge this guy however because we don't know his past or what drove him to taking off on them, but I am so glade that someone else did help her...... And her hero says it all,,,,,,, it would't be fair to save himself and not help her and her children. Amen to him, what an Angel.
 
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