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SC: South Carolina Bill Requires All Public School Students To Take NRA-Approved Gun Rights Course
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Legislation proposed last month by three members of the South Carolina legislature would require public school teachers in that state to spend three weeks each year extolling the virtues of the Second Amendment — as that amendment is understood by the National Rifle Association. The bill requires all South Carolina public schools to “provide instruction in the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution for at least three consecutive weeks during one grading period in each academic year.” Moreover, “the State Superintendent of Education shall adopt a curriculum developed or recommended by the National Rifle Association or its successor organization.” |
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Millwright66
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Far better, IMNSHO, they take the entire series of age-appropriate "Eddie Eagle" NRA courses and at least one NRA introductory course in safe gun handling.
Any parents' reality is all kids gravitate to the "verboten" like bees to sugar. Mostly its because of the "curiousity factor" firearms present, (thanks in large part to our media). Far better to "scratch this itch" , in a controlled setting than leave them to explore it unsupervised. |
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