To the contrary. Most good liberals believe that citizens don't need firearms to protect themselves and in the event of an emergency you call the police for help. The fact is that you call 911 for the crime scene. The police can't get to a crime scene quick enough to help. That is one of the reasons that supporters of the second amendment carry their own weapon(s), for self-defense. This event is even worse, we had an armed police officer at the crime at the time it was happening who failed to intervene to protect the students.
You cant blame this one guy. He may have some fault but you cant blame him. If someone has a weapon to fire off that many rounds per min. there is nothing anyone can do to stop them. Ft. Hood in 2009 was a fucking military base and a shooter killed 13 and injured 30. Thats why this arming teachers talk is asinine. Lets throw guns at a gun problem. Its bigger that any 1 issue. Its not an overnight solution.
Lol that's not a cop. As most teachers would do the same thing. Cower in the face of adversity. Hilarious to arm teachers. When I was in high school, we had not 1, not 2, not 3, but 4 teachers get arrested just my school while I was there for four years. That's an average of a teacher a year getting arrested. One for selling crystal Meth and he was a flaming faggot, the other 3 for touching/molesting kids. And it is a good idea to arm these people. Nah
1. The Sheriff certainly blamed him.
2. Of course you can stop them, an AR-15 doesn't have a force field around it. I like how anyone with an AR-15 is suddenly Rambo, but a Sheriff's deputy with 20 years of training is Barney Fife.
3. Since were are real big into singular examples, I'll point out that an Assistant Principal stopped a school shooting with a handgun and so did a Sheriff's deputy. The Ft. Hood shooting happened because the nut chose an area where the soldiers are unarmed (they were getting eye check and vaccinations). Ft Hood doesn't mean what you think it means.
Bahahhahahhahahaha I went to a top 5 best school district in the country lmfao. Yeah means nothing. Moved specifically to this area for the schools lmao but my experience means nothing LOL
Teachers are not stopping shit. Giving them guns is absolutely hilarious. Anyone who believes in that is a fucking moron and doesn't know enough about teachers and schools.
school layouts are always different but i would say the primary need is for a central entrance where every visitor is required to go through. other doors need to be only opened from the inside. metal detectors and guards at the school ensure that people are being checked. i understand there are ways around it with people opening a door for another person but we have to start somewhere. if you have all people entering from one location and metal detectors at the front with police officers it can help establish the safety of the children inside the school. then we need lockdown procedures that help barracade doors, i have seen a few recently that can quickly be assembled and put up. this is just a start and the arming teachers debate/solution is going to take time regardless of how it gets implemented. there is no reason to believe we cant guard children INSIDE the school. my high school had literally 10 doors to be able to get in and out of, but from the outside it was almost impossible to get in without the help of someone inside. may take time but i think it gets something in place that can help limit the casualties in the event of a shooting. i dont think the government has any real interest in going after the guns or actually doing something about mental health. i think both sides can bring it up but when it comes to money and time it takes neither will do it. you dont want to spend the money on health now anyway, we wont spend the money to stop it and if we did its likely a cut down the road as we fall further in debt as a country. protecting the school is truthfully the only logical explanation in my head at this point. arming teachers requires training, money, and time which i dont think we have the luxury of. i think its better to try to keep the person from ever entering the school than it is to try to stop a hail of gunfire once they are inside. just my thought but strategically speaking its best if they never are able to get in. if that requires a longer wait at the school in the morning or more a longer wait at the bus stop im fine with it. when the child is INSIDE the school it needs to be the safest place it can be, and in my opinion the classroom should remain gun free.
He won't answer which school district without going to Google because he's lying.
Note: there are exactly zero school districts in Maryland that are ranked in America's top 5, let alone top 10.
None. He's a laughable liar.
