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Of course it is a good idea. It doesn't matter where you live. Signs won't stop someone bent on mayhem and murder. The only think that will stop them is the proverbial good guy with a gun.
Furthermore, why haven't any school shootings happened at schools with armed teachers? Because victim disarmament zones only encourage the malcontents. They don't want to die. The last few school shooters surrendered rather than get shot. And one or two "resource officers" is insufficient security as was proven at Columbine and Parkland.
The stupid liberals that won't allow trained teachers and staff to be armed are delusional and placing the students at great risk. |
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