JOHN HINDERAKER: A Pack, Not a Herd. “As Glenn wrote long ago, in any mass shooting event, there is one group of people who, by definition, are already there–the ‘victims.’ Only, if they are armed and dangerous, they don’t have to be victims. They can be first responders. My weekends have been so busy lately that I haven’t been shooting much. But tomorrow, I’m going to the range.” I should note that the phrase “a pack, not a herd,” originally came from Jim Henley. Though he was quoting an unnamed citizen, which seems appropriate.