[Carriage Hill]

"The only thing who can stop a bad guy with a gun, is a good guy with a gun."

The idiot leftist commie morons still don't get it, and their "feel good" solutions will only get more kids and teachers killed.

[Carriage Hill]

Ping to “Gun Talk” List...

[Little Ray]

Just think if the bad guy had to go through a choke point (like the front office) covered by half a dozen people with guns.
Most school shooters wouldn’t get very far.

[Sybeck1]

People with Jesus in their heart don't shoot up schools. Another product of getting God out of schools IMO.

[colorado tanker]

If you manage to get to the end of the article you see that this genius’s solution would have done absolutely nothing to stop the Newtown attack. The only factor the shooter met was “access” to firearms. Yeah, he and a few tens of millions of others.

[the OlLine Rebel]

This is actually not a really good article. Despite it’s griping, it still does not truly address the issues.

To wit: serious crime punishment, and bringing back insane asylums.

[Standing Wolf]

The idiot leftist commie morons still don't get it, and their "feel good" solutions will only get more kids and teachers killed.

You've got it exactly right, carriage_hill, and here's the rest of it: sooner or later, more students and teachers killed will result in more infringements of the Second Amendment. Dead students and teachers are a small price for communists to pay for so-called "gun control."

[Clint N. Suhks]

Let's install metal detectors and give guns to teachers. Let's crack down on troublemakers, weeding out kids who fit the profile of a gunman.

What's wrong with those suggestions?

[sergeantdave]

Here, according to NBC (Nothing But Communism) are the solutions to stop school shootings:

1. No bullying allowed.

2. Deal with grievances real fast.

3. Allow students to squeak up if they feel unsafe.

4. If a student feels suicidal, give them a communist to talk to.

5. Lock up all guns in the home.

They forgot to add these measures:

A. Midnight basketball.

B. Banning magazines that hold more than one round.

C. Investing in tomato soup cans to throw at crazed gunmen.

D. Bunkers.

E. Claymore mines.

F. One-way freighter tickets for democrats to North Korea.

[JSteff]

Uh, no. The average person will not hit any target they aim at and the more bullets fired the more off target they will be. Fact.

Another fact, NO polar bear, or any other type ever attacked ever attacked anyone that sprayed them with bear spray... and the spraying defender did not even have to hit the attacker perfectly.

A human attacker will be instantly blinded, find breathing very hard hard, and most likely unable to do much of anything that requires control of their hands of body. It is pretty much incapacitating to even large bears. How do you think a human would be if they get sprayed? Better yet it does not even need to be a shot to the head like needed for the walking dead.

Just spray it close to the perp and they are out of action. But it does not kill or permanently injure a human. Lot's of water washes it off and they can stand trial or be stomped to death... where they will be in permanent pain, or die of injuries. Your choice once the threat is eliminated.

[cookcounty]

My school district has trained, armed staff.

That’s the best response, though none will ever be perfect.

[MaxMax]

Out founders knew the Gun grabbers, and they were not American friendly.
It's the 2nd Amendment for a reason. The 1st is also 1st for a reason, and
that is so there's no ignoring either.

[Daffynition]

Where are the posters who *insist* that homeschooling is the *answer* to all problems?

[Daffynition]

Coincidence that this report was instigated by NBC?''

Newtown anniversary: NBC reporters gain access to some schools with ease

**NBC reporters were able to access school buildings and walk around at several New York-area schools, two NBC investigations have found, raising questions about school security as the anniversary of the massacre in Newtown, Conn. approaches.

"Today" National Investigative Correspondent Jeff Rossen was able to enter one New Jersey school without giving a name. Unescorted, he went looking for the main office, per school policy. As he looked, he walked past several classrooms with kids, stopping at one to ask a teacher for directions. No one asked who he was, or what he was doing there. For two minutes, he walked through the halls, and was only stopped once he arrived at the office.**

[Biggirl]

Hi carriage_hill, Biggirl!

Can you please help me today, get the Rush Thread up, have PT again today! Thank-you! :)=^..^=