$BSTK Video Series: Light as a Weapon
November 19th, 2009 at 9:31 am Posted by The Dean
If you’ve been a good student, then you’ve certainly been doing your homework on $BSTK. As part of The Dean’s Ivy League Package for $BSTK, the CollegeStock Faculty has been rolling out educational videos for the CollegeStock Community to learn more about the company and its products directly from the source—$BSTK President Glenn Bushee.
For months, The Dean has been teaching the CollegeStock Community about the harmful and potentially deadly effects of supposed less than lethal technologies—tasers. Hundreds of deaths, costly lawsuits, and warnings direct from the manufacturer have weaved a web of controversy around tasers.
In the second $BSTK video, Light as a Weapon, $BSTK’s Glenn Bushee talks about the potential of light as a less than lethal weapon. Also in this video, The Dean’s students learn that $BSTK has been personally endorsed by a 30-year veteran police officer who not only uses $BSTK products in the line of duty but is also responsible for the training and development of police officers in the state of Massachusetts.
While The Dean’s quite certain that a $BSTK product will never lead to a fatality, some are hesitant to believe that light being used as a weapon is credible.
But, as The Dean has taught the CollegeStock Community, $BSTK products can be implemented as a distracting, disorienting tool for police officers and military personnel. As a flashlight, $BSTK’s Blue Dot and Lightning Strike products are brighter in comparison (as noted in the video by a real-life police officer), designed with push-button technology for hands free ease-of-use, and are heavy duty and tough enough to be used as a striking object for police officers and military, and as a self-defense tool for college students, the elderly and other civilians.
$BSTK: Light as a Weapon is Part 2 in a 5-part series of videos that The Dean will be bringing to all of his students. This, of course, means that The Dean and $BSTK have much more in store for the CollegeStock Community.
