When feminists say they don’t need men to protect them, they might want to consider what happened on Wednesday night at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, California, where at least 11 people were murdered in a mass shooting.
Among the crowd, which was largely comprised of students celebrating “college country night,” Teylor Whittler was celebrating her friend Nellie Wong’s birthday. She said that when the shooter entered and started shooting, a group of men got on their knees and turned their back to the shooter, blocking others from being shot. She said they were “ready to take a bullet for any single one of us.”
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