[jmac00]

Active shooter reported at Fort Lee in Virginia | WHEC.com

Here we go again

 

[Marine]

bases are probably one of the worst places for active shooters this is insane

 

[dwa12479]

Fort Lee Gives All-Clear After 'Active Shooter' Report - NBC News

Appears to be concluded at this time. No details yet.

 

[ratula]

its a woman! they better ban all females from shooting guns or we are in trouble!!

 

[Camper4lyfe]

bases are probably one of the worst places for active shooters this is insane

Depends on your point of view.

 

[Holdover]

Most of the women I met were not active shooters , ya had to really work it.

 

[Holdover]

Good thing it was a women or somebody might have got hurt.

 

[Twogunwilly]

She turned it on herself. So why lockdown the base?

 

[goperfect]

This is not an Active shooter; this was someone who wanted to kill herself.

"Early reports indicate the Soldier turned the weapon on herself and fired one shot."

Sad either way, but they need to stop using catch phrases.

 

[catskillkid]

This is not an Active shooter; this was someone who wanted to kill herself.

"Early reports indicate the Soldier turned the weapon on herself and fired one shot."

Sad either way, but they need to stop using catch phrases.

Exactly! An active shooter is someone going about actively seeking targets. This was a suicidal person who was looking to harm only herself. This is the same nonsense as calling a modern sporting rifle or an AR-15 platform rifle an "assault weapon." How much you want to bet that now every time a depressed person turns a gun on themselves it's going to be an "active shooter" incident? Every-MILF or whatever it is that Shannon Watts runs and the Brady Bunch will be screaming from the balconies that shootings are up now.

 

[SJ42]

Wont be long and they will put these type of shootings in the "mass shooting" category as well

 

[jmac00]

I have said this before. But the military needs to spend 12 to 18 weeks DEPROGRAMMING returning vets. We spend millions of dollars training these youngsters to go in harms way, why not spend a few more dollars, keep them on base with other Vets so they can be brought "down"

They can talk out their issues with other Vets and Psychologists. I think this will save countless lives

It's great that these Vets are returning home, it would be better if they were forced to go through a program that returns them to society and their families SAFELY