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KS: Kansas Schools That Teach Kids About Guns Must Start With NRA Program, Bill Proposes
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Kansas schools that want to offer gun training in the earliest grades would be required to use a program designed by the National Rifle Association, under a bill lawmakers studied on Tuesday.
That legislation would switch programs beyond the eighth grade to hunter education training designed by the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism.
The bill doesn’t insist on gun training for school children. Rather, it would dictate which programs public schools could use — first the NRA’s, later the state’s — if they decide to put gun training into their curriculum. |
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(below) retards can't see their hypocrisy and smell their own shite. Vice, a radical's radical Left site has no problem posting this: https://video.vice.com/en_us/video/taking-aim-at-racism-and-misogyny-with-the-black-womens-defense-league/5891656300edf2d24cc481d4?playlist=58bf366d6d55817380c55e30
The Black Women's Defense League Taking Aim at Racism and Misogyny VICE's Wilbert L. Cooper meets the Black Women's Defense League, a Dallas-based womanist organization notable for its pro-gun stance. As he follows them from their political education classes to their firearms training, he sees how they fight against white supremacy and patriarchal violence. |
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