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08-22-2008, 08:21 PM #1Senior Member
G is for gun: Texas in a class of its own
Originally Posted by McDanger
I made no reference to any school shooting regarding automatic weapons other than that fantasy scenario .
I hate when people try to twist my words and you will find I am very astute.
I never stated that any school shooting involved automatic weapons , I DID state that I would bet that most school shootings were carried out with fully legal weapons.
One is not contradictory to the other.
The first is a make believe scenario with the question of what would you do if ?
The second is an estimated and researched opinion based on actual incidents.
You're going to have to try harder if you think I will allow my words or thier meaning to be twisted. :thumbsup:psychocat Reviewed by psychocat on . G is for gun: Texas in a class of its own G is for gun: Texas in a class of its own * Andrew Clark, New York * August 19, 2008 WHEN teachers return for a new school term in the tiny Texas farming town of Harrold, they may be packing more than books and pens. To defend students from any gun-toting maniacs, they can also carry loaded pistols into the classroom. The remote rural community has appalled gun-control advocates by becoming America's first to allow teachers to bear concealed firearms. Harrold's school board Rating: 5
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08-22-2008, 09:11 PM #2Senior Member
G is for gun: Texas in a class of its own
Originally Posted by greengoddess420
FWIW, most all of the school "security guards" are there only as a figurehead, because they were too fat and lazy to work for a *real* police department.
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08-22-2008, 09:28 PM #3Senior Member
G is for gun: Texas in a class of its own
Originally Posted by Breukelen advocaat
Welll...you get the idea. Its a whole lot simpler, easier, and less expensive to allow the teachers to carry a weapon of their choosing, the local sheriffs department can give them a course on weapons safety, basic tactical defense, and shoot for proficiency on their range. It could be done on a Saturday, and set a standard length of time for re-training and qualifications.. ...maybe once a quarter.
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08-23-2008, 01:35 PM #4Senior Member
G is for gun: Texas in a class of its own
I should have stated it better. I was making 2 separate points. But all I did was cut and paste your statement about most school shootings being done with legal weapons, and Most are not. Virginia Tech was, but most are done with stolen guns.
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08-23-2008, 06:46 PM #5Senior Member
G is for gun: Texas in a class of its own
Originally Posted by McDanger
My research suggests the majority of the firearms used in these events were obtained from perpetrators' homes or the homes of friends or relatives.
Source of Firearms Used by Students in School-Associated Violent Deaths --- United States, 1992--1999
In a study of 65 high-profile multiple-victim shootings in the United States over a period of 40 years, 62% of handgun shootings and 71% of long gun shootings were committed with legally acquired firearms.
Gun Facts - Mass Shootings
Feel free to dispute this but only with hard facts.
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08-23-2008, 08:02 PM #6Senior Member
G is for gun: Texas in a class of its own
Originally Posted by psychocat
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08-24-2008, 04:10 PM #7Senior Member
G is for gun: Texas in a class of its own
Originally Posted by psychocat
They do not know where 25% of the guns came from, and the rest they don't know how they were obtained, so according to these FACTS how can you say "I would be willing to bet that most of the weapons used in school shootings are owned by the culprit and also fully legal."
Stealing from family is still stealing, and according to most of the reports that I read at the time of those shootings, the perpetrators did not have permission from the owners of those guns.
Now, I am only talking about the US. Minors cannot legally purchase firearms.
I'm done with this. We will have to agree to disagree.
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08-24-2008, 07:37 PM #8Senior Member
G is for gun: Texas in a class of its own
Originally Posted by McDanger
As far as I can tell, the second amendment does not say "everyone can own a gun."
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
Americans are allowed to create a civilian-based, armed militia, not carry weapons wherever they want.
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08-24-2008, 09:43 PM #9OPSenior Member
G is for gun: Texas in a class of its own
i do believe most the mass shootings in america are from people on perscription psycosomatic drugs. and alot of the shootings had auto weapons and pipe bombs.
to have a automatic weapon you have to have a class c license. and thats the same license to have silenced weapons. not many have this one. that israeli ak is most likely illegally sold being an auto
guns in responsible hands is way better than waiting for some cop to come 20 minutes late.
i for 1 would trust a responsible teacher that has been licensed to help protect my kid. and if you trust a teacher with your kids mind shouldnt you trust them with protecting them against harm.
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08-25-2008, 01:42 PM #10Senior Member
G is for gun: Texas in a class of its own
Originally Posted by DaBudhaStank
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