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freyasman

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Tactical Combat Casualty Care..... learn that shit. Carry a tourniquet, some quik-clot, gauze and some nitrile or latex gloves; all of this can be wrapped in a bandanna and will fit in a pocket.
Make yourself useful.
 
Tactical Combat Casualty Care..... learn that shit. Carry a tourniquet, some quik-clot, gauze and some nitrile or latex gloves; all of this can be wrapped in a bandanna and will fit in a pocket.
Make yourself useful.

A winger's "solution" to our nation's gun madness.
 
people are obsessed with the possibility of "a second gunman" in the JFK killing.

but we immediately accept the assurances by authorities that 50 people were killed and 200 injured by a lone gunman 500 feet away shooting from the 32ndd floor of a hotel window at night.
 
Tactical Combat Casualty Care..... learn that shit. Carry a tourniquet, some quik-clot, gauze and some nitrile or latex gloves; all of this can be wrapped in a bandanna and will fit in a pocket.
Make yourself useful.

Great information but given the risks, it is better for me to fill my pockets with sunscreen, water, etc. I can't wear big pocketed pants and shirts to carry enough of everything to cover all situations. I go with what I think is likely to be needed and my pockets are truly full.

I do carry some first aid supplies in my backpack though. Interesting that it contains gloves but nothing for a tourniquet except the belt I wear. A bandana (or scarf) as taught in the boy scouts is a good idea.
 
Great information but given the risks, it is better for me to fill my pockets with sunscreen, water, etc. I can't wear big pocketed pants and shirts to carry enough of everything to cover all situations. I go with what I think is likely to be needed and my pockets are truly full.

I do carry some first aid supplies in my backpack though. Interesting that it contains gloves but nothing for a tourniquet except the belt I wear. A bandana (or scarf) as taught in the boy scouts is a good idea.
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Great information but given the risks, it is better for me to fill my pockets with sunscreen, water, etc. I can't wear big pocketed pants and shirts to carry enough of everything to cover all situations. I go with what I think is likely to be needed and my pockets are truly full.

I do carry some first aid supplies in my backpack though. Interesting that it contains gloves but nothing for a tourniquet except the belt I wear. A bandana (or scarf) as taught in the boy scouts is a good idea.

It may depend on where you live also. If you live in an area controlled by liberals, such as Chicago, carrying around items to treat gunshot wounds may make more sense than doing so in rural Oklahoma.
 
It may depend on where you live also. If you live in an area controlled by liberals, such as Chicago, carrying around items to treat gunshot wounds may make more sense than doing so in rural Oklahoma.

I think your ability to determine risk is suspect.
 
The over 1,000 people shot in Chicago so far this year may disagree with you.

Chicago is a big city and I know a lot of people who live there. There are a lot of liberal cities with less crime. I don't liberal has anything to do with it.
 
That was quite funny - I don't know why it was but it was.
Because it's SO off topic and unthinking.

He could have said "A winger's solution to America's obesity problem" and would have been equally non sequitur.
 
Chicago is a big city and I know a lot of people who live there. There are a lot of liberal cities with less crime. I don't liberal has anything to do with it.

Liberal has everything to do with it.

Cheyenne is a big city. Wyoming is massively conservative. And they have the highest gun owner rate per capita in the nation.

How's the crime rate in Cheyenne? In Wyoming?
 
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