Yes.
There have already been a handful of cases in Arizona, and some other southern states where they have used it in handling domestic matters.
It's a broad sword and is too generic or undefined. It needs to be limited to the extent it goes after the right people/crimes/jurisdictions, and not the wrong.
Much like they need to revamp airport security to do the same.
The sad fact is most people are too scared by the media, too ignorant, or too lazy to understand the slippery slope of legislation like this. They unfortunately will never catch on until we are a police state.
It's about time people wake up and realize we are not built, or meant to live forever. If someone is THAT commited to do whatever it is they want to do, they are going to be able to do it and it's only a matter of time. They can just as easily jump in a car or truck loaded with whatever, run a gate, and drive it into all this shit we are worried about protecting. Two security guards jumping out of the way are not going to stop them. Anymore than some crazed person with an AK-47 and a born to lose tattoo in your local post office.
Shit happens. Get over it.
