Jarhead
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Like I stated before, when I was fourteen years old I watched bullet fragments be taken out of my 17 year old brother's face. I grew up in suburbia, and my parents kept us safe and way from all the scary stuff in life and my brother still got shot by a lunatic teenager. So please don't lecture me on how I would feel.
No lecturing here whatseover.
Simply stating what I believe to be the truth...having your child killed while they are in the care of someone else and without any form of anti gun defense within 500 yards of him/her would make you feel differently....especially if you had another child.
I don't think it would, just like the God argument. A gun wouldn't have stopped this asshole, he had on a bullet proof vest, and God in schools would not have stopped him either, because he didn't go to school there.
Instead of focusing on the real issues, the way we treat the mentally ill, you guys are focusing on something that would not have stopped him. If there had been an armed guard at the school, he would have been the first one killed. If you don't think that, don't lecture me on what is logical.
An armed guard would have possibly saved the lives of children. Maybe not. Maybe he would have died first. But the chances are greater for saving the kids with an armed guard.
God would not have saved the kids....but God in the school would have given the kids common ground with each other at a moment where prayer, at the very least, would give comfort.