Donald Trump: ‘Trained teachers should be able to have guns in classrooms’?!!

Been here 16 years and love it. Neighbors are all very good friends, have a bonfire every weekend, well, when it is not raining. Did shrooms last weekend, pretty cool, but maybe not my thing. I prefer Rainier beer.
 
Last time I did shrooms, I went... fuck 12 hours of this? I live on Whidbey Island. I haven't done psychedelics for a few years, now. Makes an oldie even crankier. Get off my lawn, you whippersnappers. Next pig roast, I'll invite. Fuck politics, that just screws up a good party.
 
Seahawk said:
Been here 16 years and love it. Neighbors are all very good friends, have a bonfire every weekend, well, when it is not raining. Did shrooms last weekend, pretty cool, but maybe not my thing. I prefer Rainier beer.
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Ohio is weird in that it's so diverse. Columbus is a cross roads city of the Midwest. It's diverse and cosmopolitan. Ten minutes west of where I live is Amish country. 30 minutes south you might as well be in Alabama. Northeast an hour it's the Great Lakes blue collar industrial corridor and due west is the east end of the Midwest farming corn belt region.

Needless to say this confuses the hell out of Texans when they visit our State. They're used to where yo can drive a day and nothing much changes geographically or culturally.
 
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Again....funny as hell....even the suggestion of following the RULE OF LAW (as in the 2nd Amendment) as an exercise of common sense, brings "feigned" outrage from the left.

FYI...idiots...teachers are US CITIZENS and have access to the states bill of rights...just like everyone else. Its not rocket science...teachers already possess the right to be strapped. Its BIG BROTHER that does not posses the constitutional right to tell the local (state) board of education that the Constitution and/or the RULE OF LAW does not apply to teachers because of the Federal/United States Department of Education forbids it. See. Articles One and Ten of the Bill of Rights. Schools are not the "property" of Big Brother...they belong to THE PEOPLE.

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Guns don't belong in the classroom because of you keep them locked up properly so that kids cant get to them, they wont be useful in the rare occasion when a properly trained professional would need them. Its basically a practicality argument. The clear observation is that they would cause more harm than the rare occasion where they might do some good.
 
pack 'em in the kids lunch bags, next to the Jello pudding cups...there's always room for more gunz
 
Jarod said:
Guns don't belong in the classroom because of you keep them locked up properly so that kids cant get to them, they wont be useful in the rare occasion when a properly trained professional would need them. Its basically a practicality argument. The clear observation is that they would cause more harm than the rare occasion where they might do some good.
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in other words, it's preferable to have a bunch of dead kids as the result of a nut case who didn't follow the laws, than it is to have a few dead kids because an average citizen was able to stop a mass shooting. got it.
 
SmarterthanYou said:
in other words, it's preferable to have a bunch of dead kids as the result of a nut case who didn't follow the laws, than it is to have a few dead kids because an average citizen was able to stop a mass shooting. got it.
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I think you have it backward.
 
SmarterthanYou said:
not by what you stated here:

http://www.justplainpolitics.com/showthread.php?p=1620300#post1620300

but then again, liberals are known for saying the opposite of what they actually mean.
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I think Guns in the classroom will result in more deaths of children than not having guns in the classroom. They will not be kept properly locked, in some situations they will be accessible to the wrong people and a percentage of those with access will be mentally unstable.
 
Jarod said:
I think Guns in the classroom will result in more deaths of children than not having guns in the classroom. They will not be kept properly locked, in some situations they will be accessible to the wrong people and a percentage of those with access will be mentally unstable.
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therefore, you prefer them being undefended victims, subject to higher body counts because you believe guns in the classroom are more dangerous. what I said about you is 100% correct.
 
 
 
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