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Liberals don't believe in personal responsibility, the Government should do that for you...including personal protection which means you don't need a gun.
They don't think you should be able to gun down a criminal coming into your house, just call the police to come "taser him." In England the police come to beat him with a club.
Most liberals oppose hunting Bambi, so banning hunting guns is a-ok with them. They don't trust you Red State American with a "legal" handgun under your coat, so ban that too. They don't trust Joe Schmoe that plays soldier with his weapons on the weekend at a shooting range.
Their nanny state utopia is where the Government controls your life, you shouldn't fend for yourself and shouldn't be allowed to be different than them with your guns.
When I was kid, you generally outgrew your desire to run around with fake military guns, playing 'army',
at about puberty.
Nowadays the nuts have turned it into an adult sport.
Anybody that thinks assault weapons are in the hands of the public is confused. True story.
You are referring to semi automatic weapons.
Liberals don't believe in personal responsibility, the Government should do that for you...including personal protection which means you don't need a gun.
They don't think you should be able to gun down a criminal coming into your house, just call the police to come "taser him." In England the police come to beat him with a club.
Most liberals oppose hunting Bambi, so banning hunting guns is a-ok with them. They don't trust you Red State American with a "legal" handgun under your coat, so ban that too. They don't trust Joe Schmoe that plays soldier with his weapons on the weekend at a shooting range.
Their nanny state utopia is where the Government controls your life, you shouldn't fend for yourself and shouldn't be allowed to be different than them with your guns.
Yes sir the NRA BEGGING the Federal Government to be more intrusive. Provide armed guards. And the gun manufacters don't even have to pay for it. The gun nuts will pay for it. Right? Through taxes on the sale of guns and ammo.
And dude with the clown face. Is that clown face your idea of.......what? Looking the fool.
Well done.
But it sure is hard to take a clown saying weird shit very seriously. But then again, you are not what I would call a serious person. You are a CLOWN. LMAO.
By Evan McMorris-Santoro
There were a lot of words at the NRA presser, but the message was very simple: the NRA will not follow some of the pro-gun rights politicians in Washington into a new discussion of gun regulations. Instead, the group has created a program designed to usher more guns into schools: NRA School Shield, led by former Arkansas Rep. Asa Hutchison (R). Hutchison was on hand to explain the program, and LaPierre likened it to NRA efforts during the Second World War.
Our training programs are the most advanced in the world. That expertise must be brought to bear to protect our schools and our children now, he said. We did it for the nations defense industries and military installations during World War II, and well do it for our schools today.
School Shield is a multifaceted program, LaPierre said, but it was clear that the goal was more armed guards in schools. LaPierre said Congress should get a jump start on the process by putting armed adults in all schools by the end of the holiday break.
The idea behind School Shield isnt new for the gun lobby. Indeed, LaPierre reminded the press he suggested something similar after the 2007 Virginia Tech shootings.
More: NRA Chief Wayne LaPierre Blames Anything But Guns For Massacre | TPMDC
I used to go to a high school that had a police officer assigned to it as a "liaison". It put the appropriate fear into most kids who cut up, but if someone really wants to shoot up a school and they already know there's going to be someone armed there. It's either going to break their resolve or harden it. They'll either end up not going through with it or they'll just make better plans. Depends entirely on the intent of that person.
In general, I personally think arming schools should be a state decision.
When you build a better mousetrap, eventually nature builds a better mouse.
Liberals don't believe in personal responsibility, the Government should do that for you...including personal protection which means you don't need a gun.
They don't think you should be able to gun down a criminal coming into your house, just call the police to come "taser him." In England the police come to beat him with a club.
Most liberals oppose hunting Bambi, so banning hunting guns is a-ok with them. They don't trust you Red State American with a "legal" handgun under your coat, so ban that too. They don't trust Joe Schmoe that plays soldier with his weapons on the weekend at a shooting range.
Their nanny state utopia is where the Government controls your life, you shouldn't fend for yourself and shouldn't be allowed to be different than them with your guns.
Yes sir the NRA BEGGING the Federal Government to be more intrusive. Provide armed guards. And the gun manufacters don't even have to pay for it. The gun nuts will pay for it. Right? Through taxes on the sale of guns and ammo.
And dude with the clown face. Is that clown face your idea of.......what? Looking the fool.
130,000 schools,
figure $100,000 a year per school to put armed guards in them.
That's a 130 billion a year isn't it? I'd say a 1% federal income tax surcharge ought to cover that.
No...for most of your scenarios a good guy with a concealed weapon will do the trick. There are planty of retired people who could volunteeer to cover the schools and or busses. The libtard solution is always to spend more monety, hire administrators and staff and never get the job done. Screw them.The NRA has announced their 'solution' to gun violence in school. Armed guards.
I'm sure that the idea will have both multiple supporters and detractors as is usually the case when one side of the political aisle suggests a solution to a problem.
However, aside from the costs associated with placing armed guards in thousands (if not tens of thousands) of schools nationwide at a time of statewide budget cuts and even more proposed federal cuts, and the fact that there are usually multiple entrances to most schools and the fact that guards would likely be the first targets of any gunmen...what about school buses? How many school buses leave a school with 50 plus students at the end of the day, every day, all across the country? Should they ALL have armed guards on them like federal Marshalls on planes?
How about community centers? Swimming pools? After school sports games in gymnasiums? Bus stops? Cross walks? Any and every public place? How about day care centers? Restaurants? How about EVERY single movie theatre? Lobbies alone? Or the actual screening theaters? How about libraries?
Is the answer to gun violence mean that America has to embrace armed guard everywhere that children and adults congregate?
I proposed the NRA proposal a week before they came out with it.
There was no support for it on this board. I even suggested that it would be a good way to employ veterans,
and several rightwing nut posters said that because of PTSD, veterans couldn't be trusted with guns.
I proposed the NRA proposal a week before they came out with it.
There was no support for it on this board. I even suggested that it would be a good way to employ veterans,
and several rightwing nut posters said that because of PTSD, veterans couldn't be trusted with guns.
Democrats don't trust Veterans they consider them "Right wing extremists"
Nah. My school district has 3-4 county cops at the high school/middle school every school day. That's what the voters in this district wanted, so that's what we got.Why would Congress foot the bill? School districts are locally governed.How many billions would it take to place armed guards at every school in the nation.
Will congress foot the bill?
So what's next placing armed guards at daycare centers, little league baseball games etc etc etc, where does it end?
Yes, let’s burden local school districts with even more expense, to the further detriment of the quality of education.
If this idea is so vital to the safety of children, as you and others on the right contend, then Federal funding is perfectly appropriate.
But if conservatives were truly concerned about the safety of children, they’d advocate Federal funds to help local school districts and communities pay for mental health programs to address the actual cause of the Sandy Hook tragedy.
No...for most of your scenarios a good guy with a concealed weapon will do the trick. There are planty of retired people who could volunteeer to cover the schools and or busses. The libtard solution is always to spend more monety, hire administrators and staff and never get the job done. Screw them.The NRA has announced their 'solution' to gun violence in school. Armed guards.
I'm sure that the idea will have both multiple supporters and detractors as is usually the case when one side of the political aisle suggests a solution to a problem.
However, aside from the costs associated with placing armed guards in thousands (if not tens of thousands) of schools nationwide at a time of statewide budget cuts and even more proposed federal cuts, and the fact that there are usually multiple entrances to most schools and the fact that guards would likely be the first targets of any gunmen...what about school buses? How many school buses leave a school with 50 plus students at the end of the day, every day, all across the country? Should they ALL have armed guards on them like federal Marshalls on planes?
How about community centers? Swimming pools? After school sports games in gymnasiums? Bus stops? Cross walks? Any and every public place? How about day care centers? Restaurants? How about EVERY single movie theatre? Lobbies alone? Or the actual screening theaters? How about libraries?
Is the answer to gun violence mean that America has to embrace armed guard everywhere that children and adults congregate?
