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The uncomfortable truth about school shootings (BFA)
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... "The uncomfortable reality is that we CAN NEVER prevent school/workplace shootings, and I would venture to assert that this has already been conclusively proven. Anytime there is a workplace shooting involving multiple victims, you will have a 95%+ chance that it occurred at a workplace 1.) banning all guns, even in parking lots, and 2.) with some reasonable form of onsite security. Further, with all of the school shootings in the past decade, schools across the country have taken extraordinary 'soft security' measures – metal detectors, cameras, resource officers etc. Yet shootings continue to occur." ... |
| Comment by:
MJ
(10/4/2006)
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| Great idea but they would never agree to it. Having guns in the close quarters of the school students would be too much for the liberal mind set to comprehend. Too bad cause it's a great idea. |
| Comment by:
cats meow
(10/5/2006)
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| one simple solution. arm the teachers. at least the ones that wont to be. give them the training that they need for close quarter combat. totally lift the gun ban for legal weapons on school property |
| Comment by:
info@GunShowOnTheNet.com
(10/5/2006)
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The idea, is by no means a new one:
"...arms...discourage and keep the invader and plunderer in awe, and preserve order in the world as well as property. ...Horrid mischief would ensue were (the law-abiding) deprived the use of them."
- Thomas Paine
What we are witnessing currently, is the "Horrid mischief" that's been caused by deprivation of a Right. A Right that is the First Law of Nature. Funny how they don't teach THAT in school, isn't it? One of the very FOUNDATION STONES our country is based upon has been arbitrarily cast aside and rejected....
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