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  Let's hope no one gets confused on which of the dozen people with their guns out is the real shooter
context: Remember when we found out the Uvalde police dept had done active shooter training at the Uvalde high school just a couple of months before hand? >
  
  This is different. The Uvalde training was for police. This training is for employees. >
  
  Even after stopping an active shooter, you'll have to worry about a trigger happy cop. Remember what happened at that club where the security guard restrained the shooter and was shot by the police even with ppl telling the police not to shoot because that was the security guard. 
  We need to stop hiring Keystone cops. >
  
  It's important to specify which police department in the headline. The current headline makes it seem like this is national or coordinated rather than just in Atlanta. >
  
  How is active shooter training for LGBTQ+ venues different than active shooter training for non-LGBTQ+ venues..?
  It's a person shooting other people, who cares who they're having sex with... >
  
  Well considering how police are, they have to drill it in their skulls that you DON'T shoot the LGBTQ people. >
  
  Nah, they are just going to bring out a machine guns that kills everyone and then blame the "shooter" for all the deaths and then hi-five themselves and go for a beer before they go home and beat their spouses. >
  
  That's more or less how the biker shootout in Waco went. Police still haven't revealed how many innocent people they shot that day. >
  
  I immediately thought of Stonewall, where the fight was against the police. Also, I thought of all the innocent people of color who have been killed by police. I really don't have enough trust to have any kind of positive reaction to this news. >
  
  They aren’t training the police, they are training the employees of Queer spaces >
  
  What? Yes, of course I got that. I don't trust the police. It always amazes me how people misunderstand what seems very clear. >
  
  Who would you like to train them though? Its not quite a moment the police have to step in to save queer people, its a standard course taught as a workshop to school teachers that is being extended to them
  What would you like instead? >
  
  Common sense gun laws and a ban on assault rifles. >
  
  Learn how to shoot back. All the active shooter training you'll ever need