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Having the military in the school, would also eliminate that concern. |
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The courts have long held that the 2nd Amendment isn't absolute. Which is a good thing, I don't want Maxine Waters buying a nuke. |
Remember that town hall CNN sponsored after the Kate Steinle killing, when grieving family members of those who had been murdered by illegal aliens were able to question Democrat lawmakers who had voted in favor of sanctuary cities and open borders?
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Hell, even in FL a veteran police officer couldn't engage the shooter. You think a social studies teacher is just going to go all Rambo? Even worse is taking the wrong actions...it's makes people think something has been done and they get complacent. |
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A lot of different people and organizations dropped the ball on Parkland. NUMEROUS opportunities to prevent that tragedy where there, some ignored, some not followed through. |
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It's also probably worth noting here that a big reason you rarely ever see full auto firearms used in violent crime today is because they're hard to get. |
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That being said, when the negatives outweigh the positives 10:1... |
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There are enough bad guys (that have no intention of following the law) with fully automatic weapons - in addition to those with semi-auto - to be concerned with them. |
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No being a lawyer of any type, i wonder why if the 2nd A gives you the right to keep and bear arms you cannot have bombs, cannons, fully automatic weapons, etc. |
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"You're jumping to conclusions" Nope. Responding to your constant, consistent thoughtlessness. "when the negatives outweigh the positives 10:1" What are the positives? What might the positives have been, if there was an armed soldier at Sandy Hook and at this school? You see the lack of perfect guarantee, as a downside. There was no downside to having the useless cop in FL. There was no upside because he failed, but there was no downside, wither. He didn't make it worse. Let's make it simple Spence. If I propose to put an armed soldier in the schools your kids go to, do you think your kids are more safe, or less safe? No go onto Rachael Maddow's website and paste her answer as a response... You are descending further and further into the intellectual abyss. |
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I'd assume that the killer in FL very knew the school had armed security and this did nothing to deter his intentions. |
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Also ,it would be fair to say a veteran police officer wouldn't engage the shooter. You used the word couldn't,which is a stretch if speaking truthfully. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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You don't know what he knew, yet you leap to the conclusion which supports your side's ideology, and I for one am shocked, you never do that. |
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I almost changed couldn't to wouldn't but thought it was pretty much the same thing considering it was his sworn duty. |
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its funny Police shoot kill unarmed suspect The right supports them blue lives matter
Cop doesn't engage school shooter The right , his lack of action was pure cowardice How does one choose who to protect out of a school of 3000 kids who knows why he did what he did? was he covering and securing the wave of kids near him panicking as they ran by ,, did he know where the shooter was? was he waiting for back up like all officer are trained to do? or is the right pissed at him because it blew a whole in the good guy with a gun Fairy tale they have been promoting the past several years and if on Cue fox say's it Trump repeats it Trump suggests Florida officer a 'coward' |
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I thought I'd take a quick look online and found many articles and documentations of armed citizens ending or preventing mass shootings. Many of the armed citizens had military or police training or general gun training, one in the brief list linked here was a school principle. Most were not in schools, but the examples can easily be applied to schools. The article counters the idea which gun controllers pooh pooh, that some form of trained armed security as Trump proposes would not be effective. There are other articles and examples on the net, but I just posted this one from WAPO so that it could not be discounted as right wing propaganda: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.ab592191b7af |
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