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And how does the student get the guns into the school?And many time the shooter is a student.Doors have been shot open actually.
And how long did that take? And please provide a link to that claim.
If that is the case then install steel doors. Controlling entry to schools will do much more to stop these tragedies than banning guns ever will
You are aware these are often done by students who belong at the school right?
Shortly after 9:35 a.m., using his mother's Bushmaster XM15-E2S rifle,[5][30][31] Lanza shot his way through a glass panel next to the locked front entrance doors of the school.[32][33][34] He was wearing black clothing, yellow earplugs, sunglasses,[35] an olive green utility vest, and was carrying magazines for the rifle.[36] Initial reports which had stated that he had been wearing body armor were incorrect.[37] Some of those present heard the initial shots on the school intercom system, which was being used for morning announcements.[16]
Let's see Lanza didn't belong at the school. This idiot in FL didn't belong at the school.
And once again controlling entry would prevent anyone from walking in with a rifle. You can't exactly hide one. If a student comes in late he is locked out until someone can let him in. If a parent comes by he or she is locked out until their ID can be verified.
It is really simple stuff
It is simple.
Countries with strong gun control don’t have a school shooting problem.
Through an unlocked unmonitored door that's how.
Control entry and stop these school shootings. It really is that simple
All the time. I’m not the one scared of everything. Go hide with your guns coward.The reason the Pentagon will never try a coup is because we are armed to the teeth...it's very simple...they're terrified of us and a government terrified of it's people won't push them too far.
Our children die and you are worried about imaginary evil.
Has anybody ever mistaken you for being a male?
The former congresswoman, who was wounded in 2011, tweets in the wake of the Florida shooting that “American voters must” take action.
Former congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords has begged for politicians to take action on the “gun violence epidemic” in the wake of the Florida school shooting on Wednesday, calling on voters, in an emotional tweet storm, to act to force change.
Giffords, who represented Arizona’s 8th District from 2007 to 2012, was shot in the head in an assassination attempt at an event north of Tucson in 2011. She was left with extensive injuries. Six people were killed and 13 others were wounded in the shooting.
She and her husband, Mark Kelly, have been prominent voices for gun control since that 2011 shooting. In the wake of the Las Vegas Strip shooting last October, Kelly said that, “until we seriously accept this — and the people in that building [the Capitol] accept this — as a serious public health crisis, we will have other mass shootings like this.”
On Wednesday, as authorities confirmed at least 17 people had died in the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, northwest of Fort Lauderdale, Giffords posted a series of tweets calling for politicians to reform America’s gun laws.
In her tweets, Giffords took aim at “defenders of the status quo” in politics and the firearm industry who attempt to blame such mass shootings on factors besides the availability of guns. She said that it was possible to prevent future tragedies occurring, criticizing politicians who “vote against our safety.”
More: Gabby Giffords Asks, ‘Is it Safe To Send Our Kids To School?’
Good question. I don't know. Does anyone have an answer? Most parents can't or won't homeschool, plus kids need the social interaction that comes from organized schools. I'm sure we can all agree that we want school children to be safe.
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Gabby Giffords Asks, ‘Is it Safe To Send Our Kids To School?’
The simple answer is NO. Not so long as the Left runs them. End the government run public school system. It has killed enough of our children and ruined countless other's lives.
school shootings aren't a problem in schools that lock their doorsIf there are multiple attackers but then again don't you think someone would notice a student hauling guns in through a window?
But that too is pretty easily prevented. Do not let any students into any empty classrooms..
How is it students so easily get guns?
Who said it was easy?
Lanza's mother gave her retarded kid guns and he killed her. This idiot in FL was 19 and was an adult. Sorry but anyone who isn't out of HS by 18 should be cut loose and be made to get their GED on their ow dime
It happens regularly.
and if the kids are underage it they get the guns illegally.
So when you have a plan to stop that let me know.
School shootings are not a problem in countries with strong gun control.
They're not my children. I was smart enough not to have kidsThe reason the Pentagon will never try a coup is because we are armed to the teeth...it's very simple...they're terrified of us and a government terrified of it's people won't push them too far.
Our children die and you are worried about imaginary evil.
And how does the student get the guns into the school?And many time the shooter is a student.And how long did that take? And please provide a link to that claim.
If that is the case then install steel doors. Controlling entry to schools will do much more to stop these tragedies than banning guns ever will
You are aware these are often done by students who belong at the school right?
Shortly after 9:35 a.m., using his mother's Bushmaster XM15-E2S rifle,[5][30][31] Lanza shot his way through a glass panel next to the locked front entrance doors of the school.[32][33][34] He was wearing black clothing, yellow earplugs, sunglasses,[35] an olive green utility vest, and was carrying magazines for the rifle.[36] Initial reports which had stated that he had been wearing body armor were incorrect.[37] Some of those present heard the initial shots on the school intercom system, which was being used for morning announcements.[16]
Let's see Lanza didn't belong at the school. This idiot in FL didn't belong at the school.
And once again controlling entry would prevent anyone from walking in with a rifle. You can't exactly hide one. If a student comes in late he is locked out until someone can let him in. If a parent comes by he or she is locked out until their ID can be verified.
It is really simple stuff
It is simple.
Countries with strong gun control don’t have a school shooting problem.
Through an unlocked unmonitored door that's how.
Control entry and stop these school shootings. It really is that simple
And we should do the same for churches? Night clubs? Concerts? And who will protect the police? Even they have been the victims of mass shootings.
Of course none of these things are a problem where there is strong gun control.
Doing just that. So Americans stop getting shot by the thousands every year.Dude wake up it's 2018 and not 1776. People are getting shot everywhere...unlike other countries. Simply because of the 2nd amendment and nothing else. The constitution isn't flawless it needs updating. If you want your kids to be safe of course, or you don't to get shot for a road rage incident or when you fire someone, or a wife that found out you cheated on her. Guns able the weak to do a massive damage.Thank you for clearly illustrating how the left has trampled all over our constitutional rights. If the 2nd Amendment had been protected and upheld as intended, we would be on even-footing with the U.S. government in terms of arms.For those who say oh I need my pistol to stop a tyrannic governent.....let me say HAHAHAHAHA. And the government has you by the balls anyway.
If you feel the 2nd Amendment is outdated then you should start a movement to repeal it. Just ignoring it and pretending it is not there is not the answer.
And how does the student get the guns into the school?And many time the shooter is a student.You are aware these are often done by students who belong at the school right?
Shortly after 9:35 a.m., using his mother's Bushmaster XM15-E2S rifle,[5][30][31] Lanza shot his way through a glass panel next to the locked front entrance doors of the school.[32][33][34] He was wearing black clothing, yellow earplugs, sunglasses,[35] an olive green utility vest, and was carrying magazines for the rifle.[36] Initial reports which had stated that he had been wearing body armor were incorrect.[37] Some of those present heard the initial shots on the school intercom system, which was being used for morning announcements.[16]
Let's see Lanza didn't belong at the school. This idiot in FL didn't belong at the school.
And once again controlling entry would prevent anyone from walking in with a rifle. You can't exactly hide one. If a student comes in late he is locked out until someone can let him in. If a parent comes by he or she is locked out until their ID can be verified.
It is really simple stuff
It is simple.
Countries with strong gun control don’t have a school shooting problem.
Through an unlocked unmonitored door that's how.
Control entry and stop these school shootings. It really is that simple
And we should do the same for churches? Night clubs? Concerts? And who will protect the police? Even they have been the victims of mass shootings.
Of course none of these things are a problem where there is strong gun control.
Why not?
Do you lock your doors? I sure as hell lock mine.
Absolutely! We must reintroduce our public schools to GOD.
Florida Republicans’ Offers Of Prayers Invite Accusations Of Hypocrisy
Sen. Marco Rubio and Gov. Rick Scott have long fought against gun control legislation.
Florida Republicans Sen. Marco Rubio and Gov. Rick Scott were swift to condemn the horrific school shooting in their state on Wednesday afternoon, offering prayers after a gunman killed at least 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland.
Scott called for “thoughts and prayers” as news of the shooting emerged, and Rubio sent off a tweet calling the shooting an event “you pray never comes.”
But both men have a history of coziness with gun advocates, receiving “A+” ratings and endorsements from the National Rifle Association ahead of their respective elections in 2014 and 2016. The distinction is reserved “for legislators who have excellent voting records on Second Amendment issues and who have vigorously fought to promote and defend the right to keep and bear arms.”
During a Republican presidential primary debate in 2015, Rubio said new gun laws were “ineffective” and “infringe on the rights of law-abiding people and do nothing to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people.” A few months later, he went out and bought a gun on Christmas Eve.
Critics were quick to remind the lawmakers of their track records of voting against gun restrictions that could help prevent tragedies like the one in Parkland.
More: Florida Republicans' Offers Of Prayers Invite Accusations Of Hypocrisy
More thoughts and prayers. What a crock of shit. That's stone-age mentality.
Dude 2nd amendment is outdated and the death toll is rising.Dude...wake up....the U.S. Constitution is in place no matter what year it is.Dude wake up it's 2018 and not 1776.
People get shot in schoolsNo they really aren’t, drama queen. Stop being such a progressive limp-wristed drama queen. Put your big boy pants on and be an adult for once. Emotional, irrational, knee-jerk reactions solves nothing.People are getting shot everywhere...
Dude 2nd amendment is outdated and the death toll is rising.Dude...wake up....the U.S. Constitution is in place no matter what year it is.Dude wake up it's 2018 and not 1776.
Our schools can't be safe with homegrown terrorists like this running loose.
FLORIDA SHOOTER WAS A WHITE SUPREMACIST
The former congresswoman, who was wounded in 2011, tweets in the wake of the Florida shooting that “American voters must” take action.
Former congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords has begged for politicians to take action on the “gun violence epidemic” in the wake of the Florida school shooting on Wednesday, calling on voters, in an emotional tweet storm, to act to force change.
Giffords, who represented Arizona’s 8th District from 2007 to 2012, was shot in the head in an assassination attempt at an event north of Tucson in 2011. She was left with extensive injuries. Six people were killed and 13 others were wounded in the shooting.
She and her husband, Mark Kelly, have been prominent voices for gun control since that 2011 shooting. In the wake of the Las Vegas Strip shooting last October, Kelly said that, “until we seriously accept this — and the people in that building [the Capitol] accept this — as a serious public health crisis, we will have other mass shootings like this.”
On Wednesday, as authorities confirmed at least 17 people had died in the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, northwest of Fort Lauderdale, Giffords posted a series of tweets calling for politicians to reform America’s gun laws.
In her tweets, Giffords took aim at “defenders of the status quo” in politics and the firearm industry who attempt to blame such mass shootings on factors besides the availability of guns. She said that it was possible to prevent future tragedies occurring, criticizing politicians who “vote against our safety.”
More: Gabby Giffords Asks, ‘Is it Safe To Send Our Kids To School?’
Good question. I don't know. Does anyone have an answer? Most parents can't or won't homeschool, plus kids need the social interaction that comes from organized schools. I'm sure we can all agree that we want school children to be safe.
Our schools can't be safe with homegrown terrorists like this running loose.
FLORIDA SHOOTER WAS A WHITE SUPREMACIST
LOL and he was linked to communism, Iraq, Syria, ANIFTA, etc but you don't mention those, why?
The former congresswoman, who was wounded in 2011, tweets in the wake of the Florida shooting that “American voters must” take action.
Former congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords has begged for politicians to take action on the “gun violence epidemic” in the wake of the Florida school shooting on Wednesday, calling on voters, in an emotional tweet storm, to act to force change.
Giffords, who represented Arizona’s 8th District from 2007 to 2012, was shot in the head in an assassination attempt at an event north of Tucson in 2011. She was left with extensive injuries. Six people were killed and 13 others were wounded in the shooting.
She and her husband, Mark Kelly, have been prominent voices for gun control since that 2011 shooting. In the wake of the Las Vegas Strip shooting last October, Kelly said that, “until we seriously accept this — and the people in that building [the Capitol] accept this — as a serious public health crisis, we will have other mass shootings like this.”
On Wednesday, as authorities confirmed at least 17 people had died in the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, northwest of Fort Lauderdale, Giffords posted a series of tweets calling for politicians to reform America’s gun laws.
In her tweets, Giffords took aim at “defenders of the status quo” in politics and the firearm industry who attempt to blame such mass shootings on factors besides the availability of guns. She said that it was possible to prevent future tragedies occurring, criticizing politicians who “vote against our safety.”
More: Gabby Giffords Asks, ‘Is it Safe To Send Our Kids To School?’
Good question. I don't know. Does anyone have an answer? Most parents can't or won't homeschool, plus kids need the social interaction that comes from organized schools. I'm sure we can all agree that we want school children to be safe.
Your ignorance of home schooled kids is typical of a retard on a message board participating in an outrage circle jerk. But still, not many kids have their home schooling facilities shot up all the time. The kids typical graduate earlier and can actually read.
