WATCH: Girl Gives SEVERAL Examples Of GOOD Guys With Guns STOPPING Mass Shooters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCEy9-9Sbh8 Regis Giles of GirlsJustWannaHaveGuns.com lists a dozen times that mass shootings were stopped by a good person with a gun. Please forward this on to your liberals friends who believe in disarming responsible American citizens. Here's just one example that was caught on video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epZod2qyyN4 You can see the list of Regis' examples with more details below: 1. Pearl High School Oct. 1, 1997 Luke Woodham fatally stabbed his mother at home before opening fire at his high school, killing two students and injuring seven others. The attack was stopped when Assistant Principal Joel Myrick retrieved his .45 caliber handgun from his truck and confronted Woodham, detaining him until authorities could arrive. Myrick’s action stopped Woodham from going across the street to the middle school as he had planned. Share if you believe guns also save lives 2. Parker Middle School April 24, 1998 A 14-year-old student showed up to his middle school dance carrying a .25-caliber pistol. He opened fire inside the dance, killing one teacher and wounding another as well as two students. The rampage ended when James Strand, owner of the banquet hall the dance was happening in, grabbed his personal shotgun and confronted the 14-year-old killer. Strand held the teen at gunpoint for 11 minutes before finally getting him to drop the weapon and lie on the ground and searching him for additional weapons. Share if you believe guns also save lives 3. Appalachian School of Law Jan. 16, 2002 A 43-year-old former student armed with a .380 handgun killed Dean Anthony Sutin and Professor Thomas Blackwell with point blank shots and went on to kill fellow student Angela Dales as well as wounding three others before being confronted at gunpoint by law students Tracy Bridges, a county sheriff’s deputy, and Mikael Gross, a police officer, after retrieving their personal handguns from their vehicles. The gunman was then apprehended by other students. Gross and Bridges lost valuable response time accessing their handguns because of the law school’s standing as a gun-free zone. Share if you believe guns also save lives 4. New Life Church Dec. 9, 2007 2 parishioners were killed and 3 wounded when a gunman toting a Bushmaster AR-15 opened fire at New Hope Church. Hearing the rifle fire, Jeanne Assam grabbed her personal concealed carry firearm and confronted the gunman from a distance of 20 yards. According to 5280 Magazine: She fires five quick shots. Murray falls backward. Assam moves to the middle of the corridor and rushes forward. She’s a few dozen feet from Murray now, exposed in the middle of the hallway. “Drop your weapon, or I will kill you!” she yells. Murray sits up to face her. He’s still holding the rifle. Boom-boom-boom. Bullets rip past her and pepper a wall. While Murray shoots, Assam fires three times. Through the haze of gun smoke, Assam sees the man struggling on the floor. He props his head against a wall. Her weapon is up, trained on the man. She sees his hands moving near his shoulder. He’s trying to pull the pin on a grenade. He’s going to kill everyone around here, Assam thinks. She instinctively steps back and fires two more shots. Share if you believe guns also save lives 5. New York Mills AT&T Store May 27, 2010 A 79-year-old man entered an AT&T store in New York Mills, New York carrying a .357 magnum revolver in his hand and a list of employees he planned to kill in his pocket. Hearing the hand cannon go off, Donald J. Moore drew his own personal weapon and killed the gunman before he could complete his plan. One employee was wounded in the shooting. Share if you believe guns also save lives 6. Sullivan Central High School August 30, 2010 When a 62-year-old man armed with two handguns forced his way into Sullivan Central High School in Tennessee, he was immediately engaged by School Resource Officer Carolyn Gudger. Gudger put her body between the gunman and a student and started what would turn out to be a more than 10 minute gun-to-gun encounter. Gudger used the time to slowly move the man to a less crowded part of the school. When other officers arrived on the scene, a brief gun battle erupted ending with the gunman mortally wounded. Read more: Controversial Times Share if you believe guns also save lives

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