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All of that is fine and I applaud any attempt to make kids safer through physical barriers. I don't support putting arms in the classrooms--it's a terrible idea.
The force you speak of may not have been effective in a response. However they did provide a deterrent; just like the rent-a-cops in nearly every mall in the nation, every Ross store, every Target, etc...
But again, if you're going to call cops to show up with arms to put down the attack, why not have them closer; on campus?
Or how about trained teachers and staff?
I don't think that is a good idea.
First You guys want to pay teachers only marginally better than Wal*Mart pays it's associates and now you want to arm them? No thanks.
Additionally, if you are a Teacher, I want you focused on the classroom. More often than not the threat will come from outside the classroom and that is where you need the response to be.
Finally, when the teacher is not present in the classroom and the kids know there is a firearm somewhere in the room...what do you think will happen?
Or how about trained teachers and staff?
I don't think that is a good idea.
First You guys want to pay teachers only marginally better than Wal*Mart pays it's associates and now you want to arm them? No thanks.
Additionally, if you are a Teacher, I want you focused on the classroom. More often than not the threat will come from outside the classroom and that is where you need the response to be.
Finally, when the teacher is not present in the classroom and the kids know there is a firearm somewhere in the room...what do you think will happen?
Spoken (as usual from the left) from a place of pure ignorance. I can guarantee you right now that Candyass has never held a real firearm in his life.
Any idiot knows that you keep your firearm on you or it's useless.
What did you think Candyass, they would hide it inside the blackboard erasers and hope they get to it in time if needed?!?
Any effort to improve school security is an expensive proposition. With most school districts straining to find funds to support education in classrooms, I doubt that much will be done to really improve school security.
I call BS on them not being able to find money.
Anytime they want they seem to be able to float bond issues to build stadiums for their districts. One in Dallas did a $119M issue; $60M of which went to build a football stadium.
Just tell the voters it's for stadium security...LOL and there is a "credible unspecified threat" to the press box.
The thinking has to change by making this a federal issue and federally funded nationwide. States cannot do what needs to be done.
I call BS on them not being able to find money.
Anytime they want they seem to be able to float bond issues to build stadiums for their districts. One in Dallas did a $119M issue; $60M of which went to build a football stadium.
Just tell the voters it's for stadium security...LOL and there is a "credible unspecified threat" to the press box.
The thinking has to change by making this a federal issue and federally funded nationwide. States cannot do what needs to be done.
Ah yes - the battle cry of every idiot communist. Give all power to the federal government and have them "fix" everything (that has worked sooooo well through out history)
I call BS on them not being able to find money.
Anytime they want they seem to be able to float bond issues to build stadiums for their districts. One in Dallas did a $119M issue; $60M of which went to build a football stadium.
Just tell the voters it's for stadium security...LOL and there is a "credible unspecified threat" to the press box.
The thinking has to change by making this a federal issue and federally funded nationwide. States cannot do what needs to be done.
Regardless; I think having armed guards on school grounds is the proverbial reasonable response to an unreasonable situation.
Yanks don't give a shit. All they care about is their 'right' to walk around with dangerous weapons, and murder innocent schoolkids.
Yeah. Gun rights advocates stand and cheer every time a maniac blows away a child. That's what they're fighting for, more dead kids. Yup.
Gunman wielded AK-47 inside Georgia school....
because libtard Dumbocrats refuse to arm law abiding citizens in and around schools!!!
The thinking has to change by making this a federal issue and federally funded nationwide. States cannot do what needs to be done.
Regardless; I think having armed guards on school grounds is the proverbial reasonable response to an unreasonable situation.
You have to get by the notion of a few armed guards is going to stop the slaughter. Its like putting a band aid on an amputated leg to stop the bleeding. You have to stop these predators before they ever get on the campus and that requires a secure perimeter.
Regardless; I think having armed guards on school grounds is the proverbial reasonable response to an unreasonable situation.
You have to get by the notion of a few armed guards is going to stop the slaughter. Its like putting a band aid on an amputated leg to stop the bleeding. You have to stop these predators before they ever get on the campus and that requires a secure perimeter.
That would be ideal.
However, what may happen is that a dozen or two unacceptable deaths may become "just" a handful of unacceptable deaths.
I think turning the schools into armed camps will do more harm than good in the long run. However, there are common sense approaches to take and, at the risk of repeating myself, if you're going to respond by calling the cops because they are armed...it only makes sense to have trained armed response closer.
I call BS on them not being able to find money.
Anytime they want they seem to be able to float bond issues to build stadiums for their districts. One in Dallas did a $119M issue; $60M of which went to build a football stadium.
Just tell the voters it's for stadium security...LOL and there is a "credible unspecified threat" to the press box.
Gunman wielded AK-47 inside Georgia school....
because libtard Dumbocrats refuse to arm law abiding citizens in and around schools!!!
People like you have created this situation. Live with it.
I call BS on them not being able to find money.
Anytime they want they seem to be able to float bond issues to build stadiums for their districts. One in Dallas did a $119M issue; $60M of which went to build a football stadium.
Just tell the voters it's for stadium security...LOL and there is a "credible unspecified threat" to the press box.
When the Dallas Cowboys build a $1 billion stadium,
Gunman wielded AK-47 inside Georgia school....
because libtard Dumbocrats refuse to arm law abiding citizens in and around schools!!!
People like you have created this situation. Live with it.
Gunman wielded AK-47 inside Georgia school....
because libtard Dumbocrats refuse to arm law abiding citizens in and around schools!!!
People like you have created this situation. Live with it.
Uh...actually people like YOU have created the situation by arming criminals (and blaming others for their behavior) while disarming law abiding citizens.
Clearly it's a bad formula that doesn't work. But even though you Dumbocrats know that, you can't bring yourselves to admit it yet.
The thinking has to change by making this a federal issue and federally funded nationwide. States cannot do what needs to be done.
Ah yes - the battle cry of every idiot communist. Give all power to the federal government and have them "fix" everything (that has worked sooooo well through out history)
hmm, it seems the capitalist means failed and children have been slaughtered, so I guess you haven't a clue in your stock room. The states have had 200 years to fix the slaughter of children in schools and have failed. Time to let that commie socialist untrustful federal government get the job done YOU failed to do. LMAO!!
I call BS on them not being able to find money.
Anytime they want they seem to be able to float bond issues to build stadiums for their districts. One in Dallas did a $119M issue; $60M of which went to build a football stadium.
Just tell the voters it's for stadium security...LOL and there is a "credible unspecified threat" to the press box.
When the Dallas Cowboys build a $1 billion stadium,
10 games a year; most of the rest of the time it is empty.
Regardless, it was a school district that spent $60M (over 1/2 of the bond issue) on a stadium that will only benefit male students for the most part and that money will be paid for by the future generations except that stadium will be empty for about about 300 days a year.
A few shillings should be allocated to make sure the students are safe.
10 games a year; most of the rest of the time it is empty.
Today in the news they said the gunman had a history of serious mental illness and was off his meds. This has become all to common. Beginning in the 1980's we started deinstitutionalization by releasing mental patients in the community. It was felt that patient's illness could be controlled by drugs and they would improve faster in community with private care. And so began the process and it continues to this day. Unfortunately there are a lot of people that are seriously mentally ill, that for one reason or another, don't get the care they need and no one monitors them to see that they take their meds. As long we allow people like this access to guns, we can expect more attacks on schools, malls, and other public places. Guns in the hands of the mentally ill is a disaster waiting to happen.
