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Originally Posted by PaulS
If you had a brain you wouldn't have questioned the article.
So either show us statements from the "dozens of families" or admit you're dishonest (either way you're petty for even commenting on the plural).
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The article couldn't even get the title right. There weren't multiple families that spoke against arming teachers.
If you were told there was a shooter at your kids' elementary school, a shooter whose goal was to kill as many kids as possible before dying, and you choices were
(1) wait for the police to show up, or
(2) have armed teachers in the school,
in that situation, I can't believe any meaningful number of people would pick #1. Now, thank goodness these shootings are rare, and on 99.99% of school days, you can make a compelling case that kids are safer with no guns in school. But once there's a shooter hellbent on random mass murder? I don't think any meaningful number of parents would pick #1.