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Dumb argument. We don’t know that they’re zero percent effective because we don’t hear about the ones that didn’t happen.I'm about to use your own logic against you to prove this is all about gun control and not about stopping mass shootings.
Name one mass shooting where either the shooter himself, or the owner and purchaser of the weapon, did NOT pass a background check.
Uvalde guy did.
Buffalo too.
Dylan Roof got his gun from an FFL after submitting to a background check.
The Joker in Aurora passed a background check.
Parkland shooter passed a background check.
Pulse shooter passed a background check.
The Sandy Hook Shooter stole the gun from his mother... Who passed a background check.
It's not just less than 100% effective in threading mass shootings... It's more like ZERO percent effective.
Who are you again? Just a racist big mouth on the internet? Nothing you have ever posted here suggests you understand the first thing about political philosophy, logic, reason, basic decency, or America itself.My god you are confused.
He is a piece of shit. Typical rich protected pompous Hollywood asshole actor who thinks he know what is best for us peons.
Nothing the sonofabitch said to do to infringe upon our Constitutional rights will stop even one gun crime.
1. Background checks - worthless
2. wait times - worthless
3. 18 year olds - taking Constitutional rights away from American citizens.
4. Red flag laws - oppression, abusive and circumventing Constitutional protections.
The guy needs to go back to whoring himself because he sucks at politics.
The teaching staff was almost certainly following lockdown protocol and therefore would have each been in their respective classrooms, doors locked, lights off, standing between their students and said door, with the kids on the floor in a corner away from doors or windows. They would remain thus until informed by police that the lockdown was over. If one out of every 100 teachers were armed, they wouldn't have been able to do squat unless the shooter happened to somehow break into those specific classrooms.for sure not all of them need to be armed,, all it will take is half dozen at most but they should have it with them at all times and even train together in the school as well as the shooting range
They do in the county where I live. They go through an intensive training class.
The kids are a lot safer in the classroom in my county than in yours.
Some teachers are dingbats. However, others could do a good job protecting the kids if they were armed.
What if they are on medication simply for insomnia or are depressed only because of a serious health event in their life? Still consider them to dangerous for guns?Anyone on any sort of mental health pharmaceutical? Should probably be automatically disqualified from owning a gun.
One stat I heard recently that caught my ear was that something like 94% of all gun crime occurred in gun-free zones. If accurate, it seems simple enough to just conclude these zones a part of the problem and start there by eliminating them.I'd be really curious to see someone crunch the stats, to see, how much these mass killings have increased, since SSRI's have been in mass use.
Of course we know they are ZERO percent effective.Dumb argument. We don’t know that they’re zero percent effective because we don’t hear about the ones that didn’t happen.
But I agree that background checks aren’t all that effective. Hence why I’m pushing for something that I think would be effective.
That doesn’t mean they’re zero percent effective.Of course we know they are ZERO percent effective.
Name one mass shooting that the firearm was acquired though a private sale!
I cannot think of a single one except the first...Columbine.
There's your proof.
YOU OF COURSEThat's what I thought. All hat and no saddle, i.e., no coherent handle on what the real problems are, let alone on solutions, including the solutions that have been proposed by those who defend the Second.
My wife is a retired teacher and our group of friends includes many teachers.I would bet dollars to donuts that most teachers do not want to be armed. Otherwise, they would have pursued a LEO career.
Besides, most don't get paid enough to be both cop and teacher! And realistically, why should they!!
Brain dead trollMcConaughey is the filthy Democrat dog and pony show that was brought out to provide cover for the RINO Quislings to go along with the despicable Democrat's agenda to infringe upon our Constitutional rights.
Is it better, you knowing someone you know is off his rocker, and heavily armed, but not reporting it?Red Flag laws are a direct take from communist. They want you to report your friends and neighbors the the police come and take your weapons without even a hearing. You have to hire a lawyer to get your guns back. If you are for this type of law there is no way you are an American
I’m speaking from MY experience as a substitute teacherMy wife is a retired teacher and our group of friends includes many teachers.
I don't know what you mean by "most do not want to be armed" but I know several that got the training put on by the Sheriff's Department and go to school armed.
It proves they are zero percent effective in stopping mass shootings... Which is, in case you've forgotten, the topic of this thread... Solutions to stop mass shootings.That doesn’t mean they’re zero percent effective.
I’m not sure why you can’t grasp that. I tried to explain it.
My wife is a retired teacher and our group of friends includes many teachers.
I don't know what you mean by "most do not want to be armed" but I know several that got the training put on by the Sheriff's Department and go to school armed.
Who is he? I was talking about you.He sounded pretty coherent to me.
I am not a doctor, I don't know what meds are used for insomnia. . . often times, insomnia is a condition, due to not enough exercise, and too much stress, or improper diet.What if they are on medication simply for insomnia or are depressed only because of a serious health event in their life? Still consider them to dangerous for guns?
One stat I heard recently that caught my ear was that something like 94% of all gun crime occurred in gun-free zones. If accurate, it seems simple enough to just conclude these zones a part of the problem and start there by eliminating them.
. . . and what would that be?Hence why I’m pushing for something that I think would be effective.
No it doesn’t prove that at all. I’ll try one last time to explain this to you.It proves they are zero percent effective in stopping mass shootings... Which is, in case you've forgotten, the topic of this thread... Solutions to stop mass shootings.
