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To: dinoparty
“Sorry fellow freepers, the ad was stupid. I am 100 percent NRA, but comparing the risk to a President’s kids to ours is ridiculous. We risk the random crime, his kids have targets for the whole world on their backs.”

I completely disagree with you. No one is saying that the President's kids can't be protected. Some of the kids have parents in high risk jobs and they deserve to be protected too.

What about the kids of policemen, judges, correctional officers, FBI, ATF, etc They have an added danger. After the publication of some of the addresses, the prisoners in New York were taunting the correctional officers.

And I don't really care if it is a random act, our kids deserve to be protected to. Even Bill Clinton recognized the danger and asked for money for armed guards. The teachers can also be armed if they can pass the background checks.

Our children are important too!

We don't need to have them used as sitting ducks in gun free political zones.

20 posted on 01/16/2013 5:26:16 PM PST by FR_addict
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To: FR_addict

exactly

our kids are no less than his kids and they deserve the same rights as his


74 posted on 01/16/2013 6:13:49 PM PST by manc (Marriage =1 man + 1 woman,when they say marriage equality then they should support polygamy)
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To: FR_addict

I totally agree...
There was an incident in San Diego many years ago, at the start of the “war on terror” where the wife of a Navy CO whose ship was involved in some over seas action, had her car blown up...she escaped injury but those of us in the service felt very vulnerable...anyone can be targeted for any reason at any time.


128 posted on 01/16/2013 7:48:56 PM PST by matginzac
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