TJ knew Young would come with a rescue mission. a vital part of it, was, infact the civvies believing that they were winning.
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Originally posted by Replicator Todd View PostOh, I didn't mean it literally. But compared to the rest of the military, TJ has a very civilian mindset compared to the rest of the military. TJ isn't one for violence.
TJ's actions and mindset were not unusual in any way. It's good military thinking when you have a single pistol with 15 rounds not to try and take on 60 people. When a bunch of them tell you to put the weapon down, better to do so than risk the mob if you end up killing two or three for no good result.
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Originally posted by The Mighty 6 platoon View PostWhat would you know about the military mindset?
TJ's actions and mindset were not unusual in any way. It's good military thinking when you have a single pistol with 15 rounds not to try and take on 60 people. When a bunch of them tell you to put the weapon down, better to do so than risk the mob if you end up killing two or three for no good result.A black hole swallowed this sig pic.
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Originally posted by Jper View PostEspecially when people like Park and Wray clearly show no sign of fear towards you. They seemed very much in control, 'cause they believed so.
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Originally posted by The Mighty 6 platoon View PostYup clearly TJ made a decision, that based on the mood of the civilians, shooting several of them with a limited supply of ammo would not have the best consequences for herself and the Marine...A black hole swallowed this sig pic.
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I thought TJ did a good job assessing the situation and coming up with a reasonable response - no good was going to come out of that situation unless the Marine put down the weapon. She is calm is rough situations - I keep thinking that we need more of her (and so much less of Young, Wray, and Rush - although I love them!).sigpic
Goodbye and Good Travels, Destiny!
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That scene just just... awful. Really, really awful. He puts the gun down, gives it to his unarmed civilian enemies, as opposed to simply holstering the weapon. TJ telling him not to shoot makes sense, but him putting it down literally is absurd, no argument possible.Dimmed light illuminates wearily a thousand skyscrapers of concrete, glass, shattered imaginations and severed dreams. Urban structures of brick and steel extend tendrils of decay and neglect into an aging embrace of irreverence, moving forward into synthetic joy.
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Originally posted by Confessor Rahl View PostThat scene just just... awful. Really, really awful. He puts the gun down, gives it to his unarmed civilian enemies, as opposed to simply holstering the weapon. TJ telling him not to shoot makes sense, but him putting it down literally is absurd, no argument possible.A black hole swallowed this sig pic.
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Originally posted by Jper View PostSo he holsters it? Then what? You don't think, they'd have let him keep it, do you?Dimmed light illuminates wearily a thousand skyscrapers of concrete, glass, shattered imaginations and severed dreams. Urban structures of brick and steel extend tendrils of decay and neglect into an aging embrace of irreverence, moving forward into synthetic joy.
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Originally posted by Jper View PostShe's not a better leader than Young? Why?
Originally posted by Jper View PostSo he holsters it? Then what? You don't think, they'd have let him keep it, do you?Watching SGA and SGU
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You realize that if he pockets the ammo, they could just take it OUT of his pockets right? There was no choice in that situation BUT for him to hand over the sidearm.
Plus, they weren't going to let a marine walk around with a weapon when they're mutineering AGAINST the military.These are the wrong people... in the wrong place.
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