HiCarry, This is what you wrote-verbatim:
"I suggest that anyone considering buying a gun for protection have a very frank discussion with themselves about whether or not you are capable of using it and
taking a human life. If you are not fully committed to using that firearm and willing to take a life to protect you or your family, you shouldn't have a gun for that purpose. .......
You do not, and I will repeat this, you do not shoot to wound!! You shoot to stop the threat, which means getting rounds into the largest area of the bad guy that will likely stop his progress. That means center mass. I'll say it again....you NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, shoot to wound. "
You have difficultly communicating simple concepts. Say what you mean.
The definition of the word:
Wound-the act of inflicting an injury.
Used in a sentence: The seargant was seriously wounded by the bullet.
"Shooting to wound" refers to use of a firearm to injure someone
without killing them.http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shooting_to_wound"Shoot to kill" refers to aiming shots with specific intention of causing fatal injury aka deadly force.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoot_to_killnever, never, never shoot to wound can easily be understood as never shoot to injure without killing.
No. Again, you are incorrect and seem to have a great deal of difficulty grasping even simple concepts. You do not "shoot to wound" in part because it would damage your claim of fear of death or great bodily injury, as previously explained in great detail. And secondly, because trying to "shoot to wound" means attempting to hit a much smaller target under severe stress, which would greatly increase your chances of missing altogether.
But that does not mean that you "shoot to kill" either. You shoot to stop the threat so that your perceived fear of death or great bodily injury is eliminated. Don't interpret "don't shoot to wound" to mean "shoot to kill." It is incorrect tactically and legally. And in truth, most victims of gunshots by a handgun survive.....
Lets analyze your concept of "center mass" -Center mass. It’s ‘operations central’ for your body, houses your heart, a most important muscle that sends blood to all parts of your frame. Your lungs are also here and they are necessary for the balanced exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide. You got nerves, lots of nerves that pass through center mass. The vagus nerve for instance represents the golden highway of neurological life sustaining information between your brain and vital organs. This nerve is the master switch for heart rate and blood pressure. Turn off that switch, empty the pump of blood or puncture a lung and a person is likely to die—quickly. This folks is where we are going to put our bullets.
Now how can one misconstrue that?
Your weak, inconsistant arguments make your credibility appear questionable.