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While every death is a tragedy the actual annual percentage of children that get killed in school is minuscule. I forget the exact number but it is like .0001%. Hardly enough of a problem in this country to suspend a portion of the Bill of Rights.
If we want to stop the deaths of children we can start with abortion. That kills a million American children each year and that is significant.
If we want to talk about the trade off between a child's life and the "Constitutional" right of a mother to kill it then the right of a child to live is greater than the right of a mother to kill the child on demand for the sake of convenience. That is a no brainer.
As somebody said earlier the right to keep and bear arms and the security of our children are not mutually exclusive. We can have both at the same time.
In the case of the shooter here in Florida if the FBI or the Parkland police would have done their job properly then there would have been no danger to the kids.
So you bring abortion into this? Go look at each child that was murdered.. they are not just a statistic...Gezzzz
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The killing of a million American children each year on demand for the sake of convenience is not trivial either. In fact it is state sanctioned infanticide that our country needs to be very ashamed of.
We all know how despicable abortion on demand is. The purposeful killing of a child for the sake of convenience.
However, the reason I brought it up is to contrast the right of a child to live verses the so called Constitutional right of a mother to kill the child so she doesn't have to be bothered with it.
A much more valid discussion than the minuscule percentage of lives that would be saved if we are forced to give up our Constitutionally guaranteed right to keep and bear arms that our Founding Fathers fought so hard to secure and that is the guarantor of a free state..
I will repeat what I said earlier. If the FBI and the Parkland police had done their job and if the Democrats had not voted down the Grassley Cruz bill to improve the background checks on the mentally disturbed then the tragedy would have been prevented without anybody having to give up any Constitutional rights.