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And the ISP's started this fight by blackmailing Google--don't bring a knife to a gunfight springs to mind.

A swarm of small drones with photographic flashers could give one side of a gunfight a huge advantage.

It all ended when the police arrived because neighbors thought a gunfight was happening in their quiet residential neighborhood.

Imagine a TV scene where the hero starts yelling 'get down' in a crowded area before a gunfight breaks out.

Mozilla is taking a knife to a gunfight with the 800 pound gorillas out there.

Not using soundbites like that is like bringing knife to a gunfight.

As far as the grunting, how is it any different than having a Nerf gunfight or pingpong or whatever people are into at the office?

NSA is a spy agency, expecting them not to use vulnerabilities they find is like sending them into a gunfight with a pocketful of rocks.

After all, you shouldn't bring teeth to a gunfight.

[Citation Needed] Don't come to a gunfight and expect somebody else to loan you ammo.

The likelihood that it would prevent a potentially fatal negligent discharge is much higher than the likelihood that it would be the decisive factor in me losing a gunfight.

Given that information, it seems less crazy to think that a law enforcement team would feel that weapons and aggressive entry were the safest option to prevent a gunfight.

"Never bring a knife to a gunfight" is also another take on it, although a bit more from the perspective of a negative proof.