SassyIrishLass
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If you're a would be shooter and know there are armed combat veterans inside it's going to give you pause whether this is such a great idea. Odds are you're gonna die
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So you're saying kids are afraid of cops?
Thats just stupid.
Nope. Moron.
Whats the difference?
These guys are highly trained professionals.
It is a huge difference. But you aren't a thoughtful person...so you don't see it.
This is not needed. That makes it stupid.
They're both guys with guns.
Whats the difference?
Like I said. You aren't thoughtful.
I've met some. They are usually highly regarded. They do NOT have semi-auto's slung over their chests.Almost zero.View attachment 245307
I always thought that if your first call after the bullets start flying is to guys with guns….it only makes sense to have guys with guns on the campus. I wouldn’t put guns into the classrooms and in the hands of persons with multiple responsibilities who are lightly trained but having armed guards on the campus…sounds like a good idea.
What are the odds that the school you are in will be the target of a mass shooter?
Hint: Not high.
I think you’re overstating the terror factor by about a billion percent there.Why make the kids at a school feel afraid every moment of every day by having guys with rifles hanging around as though they are in
immediate danger.
Prevent assholes from getting guns. It is a better solution.
A much better solution.
Until we find a way to make that a reality, if you’re going to call a bunch of guys with guns to come to your rescue….it is only logical to have those guys with guns as close as possible.
Keep the guns out of the classrooms, keep them in the hands of people who are trained in their use, and keep them looking outward, not having to grade papers one moment and dispense justice the next.
We already have uniformed and armed police officers in schools. Kids see them as law enforcement. Not as body guards.
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I always thought that if your first call after the bullets start flying is to guys with guns….it only makes sense to have guys with guns on the campus. I wouldn’t put guns into the classrooms and in the hands of persons with multiple responsibilities who are lightly trained but having armed guards on the campus…sounds like a good idea.
What are the odds that the school you are in will be the target of a mass shooter?
Hint: Not high.
Why make the kids at a school feel afraid every moment of every day by having guys with rifles hanging around as though they are in
immediate danger.
Prevent assholes from getting guns. It is a better solution.
Huh? Most criminals get guns through the black market. There is no way to stop someone from getting a gun. Guns have been largely banned in the UK, and gun crime is on the rise.
Guns were banned in Australia, and they had a massive increase in gun crime.
If "Prevent assholes from getting guns. It is a better solution." was true.... then every country on the face of the Earth would have done it by now.
It is not a better solution, in fact it isn't a solution at all. It doesn't work. Has never worked. Will never work. And only mindless idiots, with no connection to reality, say such moronic things.
That's better.Please!You want me to report you, just for fun? Back off.With parents that value their kids lives | meant.I am a parent.That Kum-Bha-Yha stuff doesn't go over well with parents.What is wrong with this picture? What is wrong with our country, when we need guards carrying like that in our schools?
There has to be a better solution, although if it's what needs to happen in order to protect the kids, it's better safe than sorry. I think if it were my kids going to that school, though, I'd do anything possible to move out of that school district and have my kids go someplace safer, where semiautos don't seem to be indicated.
Did you know there was water under the ice in the Arctic Ocean?
If the only choices are armed guards or armed teachers, I agree--hire the guard. But (1) is it necessary and (2) is it the correct solution?What's messed up about wishing my kids could go to a school that didn't require semiautomatic armed guards to keep them safe.What is wrong with this picture? What is wrong with our country, when we need guards carrying like that in our schools?
There has to be a better solution, although if it's what needs to happen in order to protect the kids, it's better safe than sorry. I think if it were my kids going to that school, though, I'd do anything possible to move out of that school district and have my kids go someplace safer, where semiautos don't seem to be indicated.
Yet you have no problem with armed guards in banks....
Thats messed up.
And do they really need that? What are the odds of a student being killed in a mass shooting incident (I am not talking about a couple of gang bangers going at it in the stairwell). Getting hit by lightning is probably more likely. And yet we throw guns in the hallways.
I agree that there are way too many guns on the street. A poorly trained gun nut making a fashion statement or a political statement scares me. You can either teach or be called on to protect in a combat type situation. Not both. I have no idea what it would cost to have trained guards, but that is certainly preferable to giving teachers a couple of days training and a gun.
Addressing the culture goes far deeper than guns.I'm in Pogo's corner on this one. Address the culture that admires violence and shows us every day that the answer to conflict is to shoot your way out of it. Then we'll all be safer even if everyone owns an Uzi.Americans' response to a shooting: MORE GUNS
OL's response to protecting children,do nothing.
Don't you think most mass shooters are planning on suicide by cop anyway? Not too many live to tell us why they did it. Sure it's a deterrent, if you are rational and want to live, but that doesn't apply to most mass shooters.If you're a would be shooter and know there are armed combat veterans inside it's going to give you pause whether this is such a great idea. Odds are you're gonna die
Don't you think most mass shooters are planning on suicide by cop anyway? Not too many live to tell us why they did it. Sure it's a deterrent, if you are rational and want to live, but that doesn't apply to most mass shooters.If you're a would be shooter and know there are armed combat veterans inside it's going to give you pause whether this is such a great idea. Odds are you're gonna die
Glorification of violent imagery in all forms of media not seen 30 years ago.Addressing the culture goes far deeper than guns.I'm in Pogo's corner on this one. Address the culture that admires violence and shows us every day that the answer to conflict is to shoot your way out of it. Then we'll all be safer even if everyone owns an Uzi.Americans' response to a shooting: MORE GUNS
OL's response to protecting children,do nothing.
Policies that erased personal responsibility.
Victim mentality.
Glorification of violent imagery in all forms of media not seen 30 years ago.
Drugging a generation of kids, cause they have short attention spans.
Failed federal education policy.
Piss poor parenting.
Failure to address individuals who CLEARLY exhibit mental illness, which in damn near every case there were clear warning signs.
Don't you think most mass shooters are planning on suicide by cop anyway? Not too many live to tell us why they did it. Sure it's a deterrent, if you are rational and want to live, but that doesn't apply to most mass shooters.If you're a would be shooter and know there are armed combat veterans inside it's going to give you pause whether this is such a great idea. Odds are you're gonna die
That's not what we were discussing. We were discussing if it was a deterrent. Like it would keep the shooter from even stepping foot in the school.Don't you think most mass shooters are planning on suicide by cop anyway? Not too many live to tell us why they did it. Sure it's a deterrent, if you are rational and want to live, but that doesn't apply to most mass shooters.If you're a would be shooter and know there are armed combat veterans inside it's going to give you pause whether this is such a great idea. Odds are you're gonna die
If so wouldnt it be better to kill them quickly to avoid higher body counts?
That's not what we were discussing. We were discussing if it was a deterrent. Like it would keep the shooter from even stepping foot in the school.Don't you think most mass shooters are planning on suicide by cop anyway? Not too many live to tell us why they did it. Sure it's a deterrent, if you are rational and want to live, but that doesn't apply to most mass shooters.If you're a would be shooter and know there are armed combat veterans inside it's going to give you pause whether this is such a great idea. Odds are you're gonna die
If so wouldnt it be better to kill them quickly to avoid higher body counts?
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I always thought that if your first call after the bullets start flying is to guys with guns….it only makes sense to have guys with guns on the campus. I wouldn’t put guns into the classrooms and in the hands of persons with multiple responsibilities who are lightly trained but having armed guards on the campus…sounds like a good idea.
What are the odds that the school you are in will be the target of a mass shooter?
Hint: Not high.
Why make the kids at a school feel afraid every moment of every day by having guys with rifles hanging around as though they are in
immediate danger.
Prevent assholes from getting guns. It is a better solution.
Huh? Most criminals get guns through the black market. There is no way to stop someone from getting a gun. Guns have been largely banned in the UK, and gun crime is on the rise.
Guns were banned in Australia, and they had a massive increase in gun crime.
If "Prevent assholes from getting guns. It is a better solution." was true.... then every country on the face of the Earth would have done it by now.
It is not a better solution, in fact it isn't a solution at all. It doesn't work. Has never worked. Will never work. And only mindless idiots, with no connection to reality, say such moronic things.
You must get your "facts" from 2AGuy. Here's a tip: Don't.
That's not what we were discussing. We were discussing if it was a deterrent. Like it would keep the shooter from even stepping foot in the school.Don't you think most mass shooters are planning on suicide by cop anyway? Not too many live to tell us why they did it. Sure it's a deterrent, if you are rational and want to live, but that doesn't apply to most mass shooters.If you're a would be shooter and know there are armed combat veterans inside it's going to give you pause whether this is such a great idea. Odds are you're gonna die
If so wouldnt it be better to kill them quickly to avoid higher body counts?
That's not what we were discussing. We were discussing if it was a deterrent. Like it would keep the shooter from even stepping foot in the school.Don't you think most mass shooters are planning on suicide by cop anyway? Not too many live to tell us why they did it. Sure it's a deterrent, if you are rational and want to live, but that doesn't apply to most mass shooters.If you're a would be shooter and know there are armed combat veterans inside it's going to give you pause whether this is such a great idea. Odds are you're gonna die
If so wouldnt it be better to kill them quickly to avoid higher body counts?
It'd work better than the fcking left's Gun Free Zone signs.
Of course it's a deterrent
Americans' response to a shooting: MORE GUNS
How about a different approach than the weapon? As so many of the gun nutters here like to point out, it's not the gun it's the person who shoots it. How do we change that?Americans' response to a shooting: MORE GUNS
How will less help?