indyadam wrote:
The difference there is the military the entire point of it, is being armed, (we call them the armed forces). The point of a school is to teach, learn and grow socially, spiritually(in some cases), and intellectually.
And not to die in a mass shooting by a crazed lunatic.
indyadam wrote:
Not the a place to be under armed protection, it isn't a prison, bank, or military base where the point is to keep the people/object under strict protection.
Why do you not believe in protecting children? Are they not worthy of protection?
Are you against pre-enrollment inoculations, as well? Why protect children against diseases?
How about school lunch programs; are you against those too? Why protect children against malnutrition?
Why teach them anything at all? Why protect them against a life of ignorance?
Children need and deserve to be protected. The response to the recent escalation in the frequency and magnitude of mass shootings in schools should be met with an equivalent increase in the methods used to protect the children in those schools. Mere locks are not enough. A visibly armed presence in schools may be the one best solution.
Either that, or lock up anyone who is diagnosed as mentally or emotionally incompetent and declared Non Compos Mentis in a court of law, especially since medicating them into insensibility doesn't seem to work as well as it should.
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