Hey, what's going on guys? Welcome back to the Mike Force podcast. It's your host, Mike G,

a special episode of Mike Force podcast. I decided to do a response to a couple posts that

were sent to me on my direct messages on Instagram. I typically don't do this because most of the time,

people who are putting out this or disinformation, people know what that is. People just don't pay

attention to it or they just don't have a big influence or shit. They just don't influence a lot

of people. So I don't really worry about it. And when I read this post, I'm trying to be objective

about the understanding of people's misunderstanding of how active shootings work or even how guns

work. So the whole point of this episode is to kind of talk through some of the things that this

person said and communicate kind of my points of discussion. I've reached out to this person

because I think it would be a good discussion. I don't think it's a debate. I think it's a discussion

because I'm not tethered one way or another on this. It's definitely not conclusive.

Active shooting protocol as it relates to policy needs to be a very comprehensive and thorough

discussion so that we can come up with best solutions. And there are a lot of things that are being

put out in the media that just don't make sense to me. And it's just it goes without saying that

a lot of these organizations and people are pushing narratives because they're trying to affect

policy. They're trying to influence the masses in their direction. Get these people on their team.

And I get that because that's just what social is. But let's try to take an objective approach

to this and discuss some of the facts and some of my experiences as somebody who has a lot of training,

a lot of real-world experience in crisis response, which is essentially an active shooter,

as well as hostage rescue, as well as kind of knowing the tactics, techniques, and procedures

of security. You know, just for context as per this discussion because I reached out to this person

to have that conversation with no response because I figured she's too busy or too inundated

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