SherberT* said:I agree with you mate, I'd definitely do the same.
MonkeyMan said:If it came down to it, then yes I'd shoot the kid as I don't want to die myself.
It'd be nice to think that you could perhaps just injure the kid, but he'd probably be back again when he's healed to shoot more of you.
reflex said:Primal instinct would make me shoot the kid in the eye!
ste_bla said:However thinking about it, arnt we/you the threat? I mean if you think about it were the ones who invade peoples countries and run about with guns?
cleanbluesky said:Okay a new question, a child runs at your a bubble-making gun - it doesn't seem like a threat on the surface but if the detergent laden bubbles get in your eyes you will be blind for at least 30 seconds, at which point you are at the mercy of him AND his friends...
What do you do?
Hey mate hows it going?OCdt Stringy said:In this environment of asymmetric warfare the question you've stated is a very real dilemma. Is the kid running towards you with the gun because he wants to shoot you, or has he found it and he's running towards you to hand it in as he's afraid? Is it loaded? And if you can't tell whether or not it's loaded will you get charged with murder if it isn't and you do shoot him?
All are questions that will no doubt run through the minds of servicemen engaged on counter insurgency operations around the world, and something you should definitely bear in mind if you plan on joining the forces.
OCdt Stringy said:argh, don't get me envolved in discussions about rules of engagement, it's not allowed! It's a legal minefield I tell thee!
Can. Worms. Open. Everywhere.
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