You talked about attitude, respect and safety, and I truly respect that. You make sure that all these values are respected in your sport, and I think it is indeed your duty to do so.
Unfortunately, there are always exceptions to the rule. Your sport is based on realism, and uses stages to try and fully duplicate real situations, such as alleys or buildings. This could lead people to take training the wrong way. I may be expressing myself poorly. As I was saying earlier, people who owned legal firearms committed crimes, and they trained in shooting clubs. We need only think of the shooters in the Québec City mosque, at Concordia University, at Dawson College and in Moncton.
How can we guarantee that there will never be an exception to the rule? I know you hold to the values you talked about, but how can we guarantee that everyone will be truly responsible, in the end?