#Tueller

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21 Foot Rule (2010)

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"Ableism looks like calling people ‘inspiring’ for navigating asystem that is designed for exclusion, while doing nothing to hold the system accountable."

- Carson Tueller

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Carson Tueller is such a role model.

Plus having the sexiest belly 🔥❤️‍🔥

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Carson Tueller's (possibly now ex) partner Ryan. Lucky Carson!

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Psychology of a Self-Defense Shooting

As a staunch advocate for the Second Amendment, I support anyone who wants to own and carry a firearm. I believe they must, first, have the mental and emotional capacity to accept that responsibility and, second, have proper and regular training.

When family or friends tell me they're going to buy a gun, the cop in me responds "can you kill another human being and live with the psychological and financial consequences?"; because you will get arrested and sued. The police will arrest you and the family of the dead, or seriously injured, person will sue you.

I follow up that they must get mentally prepared, NOW, to know what they will do when they are confronted with a self-defense encounter. The number two rule in firearm safety is "don't point a firearm at anyone/anything you don't want to kill/destroy" and the number one rule in conceal carry is "don't pull/display your firearm unless you intend to use it". In your mind, right now, you must make the determination that you will kill anyone who puts your life, or loved ones lives, in jeopardy. You must determine that you will live with the consequences BEFORE that situation presents itself.

In a self-defense situation, you have seconds to decide how you will respond and you must respond as if your life depends on it; because it does. You can't "think" about it; it must be instinctual, not intellectual. Instinctual in that you have thought about this and KNOW what you will do in response. The attacker has already had time to think about, and KNOW, they are willing to hurt or kill their victim.

Your other options are to run (if you can) or give the perp(s) whatever they want if that's all they want.

Always be aware of what is going on around you and KNOW, BEFOREHAND, how you will respond to a self-defense encounter.

Related Resources: Keep Shooting (Fighting) Until the Threat Stops! 20 Rules for Winning a Gun Fight 21-Feet Rule - The Tueller Drill/Principal How to Survive an Active Shooting Encounter About the Photo

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Carson Tueller

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Andrew Gurza & Carson Tueller are amazing and are knowledgeable about disability. All of us allies must listen to them and fight for their rights. Whether we able-bodied folks will admit to it or not, all of us will one day become disabled in some way as we age. This really teaches us impermanence.

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Dennis Tueller, Sargento de Salt Lake City, realizó un trabajo de investigación que concluyó entre otras cosas, dados un #agresor de #arma blanca de complexión física media y un #policia con su arma de fuego enfundada y lista para #disparar , la distancia promedio segura es de 21 pies (6,4m) y el tiempo que tarda el policía en percibir y neutralizar la #amenaza son 1,5 segundos… Le llamo “supuesto”, al contrario de lo que muchos llaman “regla”, porque hay una serie de factores involucrados que hacen infinitas esas distancias y tiempos de reacción. Cómo ser el nivel de #alerta , gerenciamiento de #stress , #fitness , normativa local, habilidades y sobretodo #entrenamiento . De todas formas, es indudable que el Sargento Tueller, nos da una herramienta de absoluta solidez para establecer bases pedagógicas y consideraciones jurídicas con miradas mas integrales. @euseca_uruguay @sajn.uruguay @ludustacticalsimulation (en Montevideo, Uruguay) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClgMMd7u54m/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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carson tueller

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¿Qué tan cerca es demasiado cerca? Uno de los ejercicios que trae un grado de conciencia en la seguridad es el ejercicio de "Dennis Tueller" el cual simula un ataque a 21 pies (6,4 m), se toma el tiempo en que un atacante alcanza esta distancia mientras el tirador trata de defenderse del atacante. Tueller determinó que un atacante con un cuchillo podría cubrir 21 pies en aproximadamente 1.5 segundos. . Gran cantidad de oficiales no pueden reconocer una amenaza de manera inmediata, desenfundar sus armas laterales y detener con éxito las amenazas es sumamente difícil. Despertar el sentido de alerta es vital, este ejercicio se ejecuta para darle a los oficiales de seguridad una idea de que tan letal puede ser una persona a esa distancia, de esa manera no se confían y prestan mas atención a los detalles. El sentido de alerta y la adrenalina juegan papel importante en este ejercicio. Uno de los ejercicios que hacemos con las mujeres que guardan sus armas dentro de sus carteras es tratar de que saquen su arma a tiempo mientras el atacante trata de alcanzarla a esa distancia. De igual manera se puede practicar con el "aerosol de agua" (simulando el aerosol de pimienta). Una buena practica es tratar siempre de colocarse cerca de un obstáculo que se pueda usar como barrera. . @soyeduardohurtado #tueller (at United States of America) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9QoN26guWT/?igshid=ttstq0pvvfrb

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Iraq Summons US Envoy Matthew Tueller over 'Violation of Sovereignty': Ministry

Iraq Summons US Envoy Matthew Tueller over ‘Violation of Sovereignty’: Ministry

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The foreign ministry of Iraq summoned US ambassador Matthew Tueller to condemn strikes by the US on Iraq that killed a top Iranian general, an Iraqi commander and other local fighters. AFP

Updated:January 5, 2020, 7:31 PM IST

Mourners attend the funeral of Iranian Major-General Qassem Soleimani, top commander of the elite Quds Force of the Revolutionary Guards, and the Iraqi…

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(Technically not the drill, as he is trying to stop the assailant by wrapping a “stab-proof” fabric around his hand, but the same basic principle)

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Madi Tueller (Utah State)

3/8/19 vs. Southern Utah (x)

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I get to choose the narrative

The only difference in thinking of ourselves as broken or whole is that I say I am.

“Nothing is wrong with me or you. So many of you know this because you’ve been on the same thing where you thought you were broken and you realized being queer is not a problem. Being trans, being bi, being gay, being lesbian, it’s not a problem. There’s nothing wrong with you.

We’ve inherited a narrative that tells us something’s wrong and it makes me angry, and it breaks my heart that we’ve ever had to believe anything other than that we’re perfect and whole. Changing the narrative has changed my life.”

“We have these narratives that we share socially, that we agree on. There’s an agreement about what certain things mean in society. We agree on it. And so for a long time we’ve agreed that being LGBTQ meant a certain thing.

It wasn’t that long ago, maybe a hundred years ago, right, that we agreed that what it meant to be a woman was a very different thing. Women couldn’t vote. Ridiculous, right? And then we realized that narrative didn’t serve. It wasn’t something that we wanted or we could work with, and so we changed the narrative because we could.”

“This is how it works and this is what we’re doing, and what we can do. And in the church we’re also trying to change the narrative. We’re trying to show up and say, ‘Actually, we’ve had spiritual experiences affirming that who we are is pleasing to God. That we belong in the church, that there’s a place for us to worship here. And not as the consolation prize. Not as like ‘even the gay people are here, even the trans people are here now.’ It’s ‘there’s a space for us because we have something to give that no one else can give.’

There’s no broken context if we say there’s no broken context. And so I invite all of us to be bold about saying who we are and not agreeing to those messages that are untrue, that tell us that we’re something else. That tell us that we have to overcome something or that we have to fight something.

There’s nothing to overcome and we get to say that unapologetically. This is how the world changes and I’m out to change the world and this happens collectively. We have to do it together.“

“I’m tired of listening to the kids talk about the kind of messages that they hear in their head that they’ve inherited from other people. I’m tired of listening to people who spent their lives seeking this sense of wholeness. And I’m not tired for selfish reasons. I’ll listen to it all day long. I’ll cry with you all day long. It’s because I know there is a better truth, and we have that truth, that we’re wholly perfect! And we just need to get out there and share it. That’s my message to you. I love you.”

-Carson Tueller, President of Affirmation. July 27, 2018

God loves us and is with us.