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Five Things That Won’t Stop School Shootings and the One That Will
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Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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As the horrific events at Santa Fe High school unfolded, all the usual experts popped up on TV panels and interviews once again recycling their “never again” and “we’ve-gotta-do-something” solutions. These are respected authorities like former DOJ special agents, sheriffs, former NYPD detectives, and parents of children killed in previous school shootings. And not one single thing they recommended to stop school massacres will work. |
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jac
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Excellent article.
I blame the anti-gun liberals for school shootings. Besides objecting to punishing and expelling trouble makers in the class rooms they oppose the only deterrent, arming school staff, to these shootings. |
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