Carson, a retired Johns Hopkins Hospital pediatric neurosurgeon, told Sirius XM Radio last Wednesday he was in a Popeyes restaurant while working as a doctor in Baltimore when a man came in and put a gun in his ribs.
“I just said, `I believe that you want the guy behind the counter,”‘ Carson told “Urban View” host Karen Hunter.
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I had a gun pointed at me once, when I pulled mine the punk took off. I never called the cops, I didn't want to get arrested.
People keep bashing Carson because he said he would try to take out the gunman if he was at the Oregon college (sorry, I can't spell the name). Have they completely forgotten what a little Indian guy named Gandhi did?
You pulled and didn't fire? Shame on you. You could've rid the world of a dirt bag. If i pull my weapon ,I'm killing someone.
If pulling ceased the threat, and then you shot, you will be in for a world of legal trouble, scrutiny, hundreds of thousands in legal fees, even if you were in the right. Better to be where he is than have the dead body.
However, if the threat were still imminent, then you just have to shoot.
That's every day life in B-more. I'don't be more surprised if he said he NEVER had a gun pulled on him while working at Hopkins. I bet you I know exactly where that Popeye's is too. Brave man. I wouldn't stop there.
Paved the way for Indians to take our jobs in America?
Were you their in India or did you watch Hollywood movie version??
Both are you are full of bs. It's not something you talk about if you have done it.
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