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CO: Gun self-defense in 4th grade? No, says Colorado education board
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But some of the board’s Democrats took the opposite view, appearing chagrined at the idea of offering 9- and 10-year-olds what they viewed as a pro-gun curriculum.
The board’s proposed curriculum would “explain the potential dangers of having weapons at home, in school and in the community.” Scheffel’s amendment would have added “and benefits for self-defense.” She explained last month that she was referring to guns in the home as a means of self-defense. |
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Democrat ostriches. They believe if they refuse to look at it, it will go away.
Except it DOESN'T go away. And it never will. |
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