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AquaKnight http:///forum/thread/383860/yup-i-m-going-there#post_3360475
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Originally Posted by Gemmy http:///forum/thread/383860/yup-i-m-going-there#post_3360252
Trust me if you had been carjacked, you would look at this differently.
That's just not exactly what I mean. Someone walks up to my car, points a shotgun at me through the window and tellls me to "get out," trust me, I'm out of the car telling him have a nice day. But some lunatic runs up, and pounds on my window (breaking a window is not nearly as easy as it's made out to be) who has a knife, I just think my response would be fight, since there's just so high of chance being stabbed anyway, regardless of how well you try to cooperate with them. Even with a knife at your throat, it's impossible for you to get out of the car, and him into it, without a window of opportunity for self defense. I'd rather get stabbed trying, then get stabbed while bent over crying no...
But moving off that point, the rest of his reign of terror, what about when he randomly stabbed the passenger on the train. Where were the other passengers?
EDIT: They've updated the articled. The whole train ordeal is worse, where were those other passengers?? How does someone witness a guy jump onto your moving train, start pounding on the door to the cab, yelling let me in, then failing to do so, turns onto a fellow passenger, and just sit there? Where was the help? My fear would be that "I'm next" so I would think let's work together, and neutralize this guy.
I am 100 Opercent disabled by social security standards but I am also a big guy. If I were on a train and someone started going after another passenger with a knife I am pretty sure I could do some serious damage with a crutch. I know I could at least try. I don't understand how people just sit there either. Based on the Arizona incident other people feel the same way. Two guys and a woman jumped Demento Fester when he had a gun.