Robert Pape

Oh, absolutely.

Yes, but within that distribution, it's a distribution that's common across all people.

So within that 92 million-

OK, let's just say it's a third, a third, a third.

Well, that means you've got something like 25 to 30 million who are going to fight.

Now, maybe you'll have 25 or 30 million who will freeze.

Maybe you'll even have 25 or 30 million who will do flight.

But once you have a third or even 10 or 15 percent, as long as they have the guns.

Once you have that amount who will fight, you are in a different world of hurt because that's what happens on the playground with the bully.

So when I'm in fourth grade, Alvin was the bully, okay?

And he was a lot bigger even, I mean, our relative difference.

He was- You're a big guy.

I was telling you- I was in fourth grade, okay?

He was in seventh grade.

Okay, that's a difference.

But in that age group, you also know that's a big difference.

So Alvin was going around being the bully on the thing.

And he and then he started to pick on me and I just went right at him, got him down to the ground.

OK, now, truth is, I went home and I had told my mom I hit a door.

I didn't.