rangerruck
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only slightly ahead.
only slightly ahead.
But what if they miss and kill seven innocent students? But what if that same teacher then mows down the rest of the classroom? But what if the responding LEO (who was just microseconds away) shows up and doesn't know the good guy from the bad guy? But what if...? But what if...?Teacher shoots him in the back of his head as he is ranting down the hallway about how mommy doesn't love him. Teachers wait for police to come and transport body to morgue.
I see the ad hominem crowd is in fine form. Can't be bothered to understand the issue. See the word "gun" and wet themselves. Begin bleating that the senator is wrong/bad/crazy.
Yes, I understand that it's more important to keep schools safe for predators. After all, schools are supposed to promote "fairness" and we wouldn't want to be unfair to a predator now, would we?
Would I arm MOST teachers? No, of course not. Most teachers have had personal responsibility and independent thought expunged from their thinking. We are all victims here. No one must be offended. Can't we all just get along?
Some teachers, on the other hand, are quite comfortable with their responsibilities. They understand that their own security and that of their charges is up to them. The police will never be there when bad things start.
I have no problem with properly trained and screened personnel carrying the only effective means of self defense.
Those staff who wish to remain unarmed, who are committed to being helpless, who don't trust themselves with defensive weapons, who don't care if the students entrusted to them are kept safe from violent school invasions: they should, indeed, not carry.
Of course, I'm not sure I'd trust a teacher who insisted on such abdication of responsibility with the education of my children.
I'd also worry that such a teacher would lie to my kids, and "interpret" the 2nd amendment for them as "protecting the army's right to be armed."
Let those teachers who aren't frightened of weapons be armed.
I'll make sure my kids take their classes. I want to make sure they have a fighting chance when it all hits the fan.
The rest of you can keep your kids in the classes of guaranteed soft targets. Best of luck to you.
Cut and paste the link, don't click it.
But where gun control has failed, Bob Beers believes gun proliferation may succeed.
The president of the teacher's union told Eyewitness News he believes our schools should remain gun free and not be turned into "military camps."