tobiastrouble is, i can see the low iq behavior that is on display and you're missing it. once the gun is presented, kid doesn't adapt. he's locked in. after 2 shots, he's still locked in. needs a sustained aim at the head to be deterred, but as he retreats is still locked in.
the youngster is low functioning, misses basic cues and is unable to adapt. and that's a danger.
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