Flyer22
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MSNBC actually did a very good job on this story.
Weird. Isn't a .22 a hunting rifle? I thought that there were only two kinds of rifles that could kill people--.50's and assault weapons.
Now to get serious--that fact that only ONE person was killed out of so many shows very clearly how useful an armed population is. In this case, a populationconsisting only of security guards was sufficient, but that has more to do with the fact that the Holocaust Museum takes security very seriously than anything else.
MSNBC actually did a very good job on this story.
Those guards better watch out, or Lanier will arrest them for using their guns. (Or at least wish that she could.)Washington Police Chief Cathy Lanier said the gunman was "engaged by security guards immediately after entering the door" with a rifle.
The weapon was a .22-caliber rifle, they added.
Weird. Isn't a .22 a hunting rifle? I thought that there were only two kinds of rifles that could kill people--.50's and assault weapons.
A museum official said a couple of thousand people were inside the facility when the shooting broke out, just before 1 p.m. ET.
Now to get serious--that fact that only ONE person was killed out of so many shows very clearly how useful an armed population is. In this case, a populationconsisting only of security guards was sufficient, but that has more to do with the fact that the Holocaust Museum takes security very seriously than anything else.