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We Already Arm Teachers in Public Schools
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After the murders in a Florida public high school, President Trump said we should allow some school staff to be armed. The Socialists were entirely predictable in the way they responded. They projected their personal fantasies onto armed teachers.
That isn’t necessary because we already know how armed teachers behave. We have armed teachers in schools today and have collected several thousand man-years of experience.
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jac
(2/26/2018)
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Excellent article. But facts don't matter to liberals They are all about feelings.
It doesn't matter that there is a proven deterrent to school shootings. They would rather the shootings continue to further their agenda against gun rights. |
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