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Topic	Santorum on the walk out: They should solve their own problems.
karlpilkington4 03/27/18 11:14:05 PM #49:	itachi15243 posted... karlpilkington4 posted... Well learning CPR is a lot more beneficial than these pointless walkouts that don't actually do anything of real technical value. Its just a circle jerk of people pretending that their clever chants will suddenly change the laws. CPR isn't exactly effective on gunshot wounds. In fact, you'll probably just cause more bleeding. Even if they do go into cardiac arrest,(where CPR becomes useful) it's likely going to be traumatic arrest. At that point, although medical professionals will try, a lot of medical professionals consider it an injury incompatible with life due to how few make it it after that. That's assuming they get shot, and not just trampled because of the crowd trying to escape. There are other ways to get injured in these types of attacks. Also CPR is just one aspect of life support systems one can learn. You can take what he said literally, or just understand the concept of what he was trying to get across. First aid and fire safety courses are in the same realm of a CPR class, and again much more effective in terms of time management than a circle jerk of uninformed people yelling about gun rights. --- Is this the Krusty Krab? No this is Patrick!! <cite>karlpilkington4 posted [p:898619152] in Santorum o... [t:76451751]...</cite> <quote><cite>itachi15243 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>karlpilkington4 posted...</cite> <quote>Well learning CPR is a lot more beneficial than these pointless walkouts that don't actually do anything of real technical value. Its just a circle jerk of people pretending that their clever chants will suddenly change the laws.</quote> CPR isn't exactly effective on gunshot wounds. In fact, you'll probably just cause more bleeding. Even if they do go into cardiac arrest,(where CPR becomes useful) it's likely going to be traumatic arrest. At that point, although medical professionals will try, a lot of medical professionals consider it an injury incompatible with life due to how few make it it after that.</quote> That's assuming they get shot, and not just trampled because of the crowd trying to escape. There are other ways to get injured in these types of attacks. Also CPR is just one aspect of life support systems one can learn. You can take what he said literally, or just understand the concept of what he was trying to get across. First aid and fire safety courses are in the same realm of a CPR class, and again much more effective in terms of time management than a circle jerk of uninformed people yelling about gun rights. --- Is this the Krusty Krab? No this is Patrick!!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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