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The Best Way To Prevent School Shootings Is Armed Staff
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In the wake of tragic school shootings like Apalachee High School in Georgia, our nation grapples with a critical question: How do we best protect our children?
Sadly, too often, the debate devolves quickly into partisan talking points. The Biden-Harris administration seized on this tragedy to call for more laws that would restrict Americans’ right to self-defense, but which would have done nothing to stop this shooting. In fact, at both the federal and state levels, it is already illegal for a 14-year-old to purchase and possess a firearm, but, neither those laws nor others, like the Gun-Free School Zones Act, deterred this evil. |
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jimobxpelham
(9/21/2024)
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| when King was assimilated in Apr 68, the Gov of Georgia put armed police into the schools in Ga to prevent any disturbances in the schools, it worked, there weren't any...armed police in schools stops any shootings... |
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