Let me point something out here.
Our hero shooter may not have scored a hit on the bad guy.
Our hero shooter may have received effective fire when he engaged the bad guy.
Leftist weirdos may try to use these facts AGAINST our hero.
The reason why we cheer is not because he "won" the gunfight. We cheer because in a world full of people running away or recording on their phones, our hero acted selflessly and put his life on the line for others. "Greater love hath no man."
To me, the outcome doesn't matter. What matters is whether or not you have the spine required to fight back against evil when it appears.
The valkyries don't take the winners to Valhalla, they take the warriors.
Their guy: Alex Pretti.
Brought a gun as the aggressor — kicking vehicles, cursing agents, obstructing ICE.
Got killed for it.
Our guy: Jordan Salinas.
Brought a gun as a protector — engaged the In-N-Out active shooter, saved lives, then helped the wounded.
One chose confrontation with the law.
The other chose to stop a massacre.
We are not the same.
I wonder how many families took their kids to see Brand New Day and thought, "My, what a wonderful gentleman that Frank is." Then decided to check out more on Disney+ and sat down to watch One Last Kill with the kids and nearly had a heart attack.