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I love NaziCon threads... They are sooo "informative"...
Please elaborate troll. I consider myself an average voice among many. Right leaning maybe but far from extreme.
Please elaborate
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I love NaziCon threads... They are sooo "informative"...
You'd have the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT put armed people into our LOCAL schools?
What happened to all that worrying about the encroachment of big brother government?
The fed already funds schools. Its a matter of priortizing funds and maybe asking states to contribute matching funds per district.
Oh. So, you're all for big government. Ok. I didn't realize you were a liberal.
What do you specifically see in his proposals which are a grab for power the government doesn't already have?
Expansion of bans.. more spending for more oversight of the bans, which means more employees, agency rules, imprint, and presence... It is indeed a power grab and nothing more
That's not a new power. We had a federal assault weapons ban and restricted magazine size for 10 years and several states have them now.
I mean, after all....if you're gonna "grab" for power, what's the point of grabbing what you're already holding?
Expansion of bans.. more spending for more oversight of the bans, which means more employees, agency rules, imprint, and presence... It is indeed a power grab and nothing more
That's not a new power. We had a federal assault weapons ban and restricted magazine size for 10 years and several states have them now.
I mean, after all....if you're gonna "grab" for power, what's the point of grabbing what you're already holding?
You expand reach...
What an idiot you are
The old assault weapons ban has COSMETIC criteria... and was an over-reach of expanded power when it was implemented... it did nothing to curb crime
And remind me which states have these incidents in them (the assault weapon free zones and uber restrictive states.. in case you were afraid to answer)
As stated.. this action does nothing to prevent the evildoers from doing a damn thing... they will break laws to get what they want for a weapon... this simply increases power and takes power away from law abiding citizens
The fed already funds schools. Its a matter of priortizing funds and maybe asking states to contribute matching funds per district.
Oh. So, you're all for big government. Ok. I didn't realize you were a liberal.
Don't have to be a liberal to know what's important. At the same time I'm for allowing teachers access to biometric safes with weapons in them. Is that a liberal tennate?
That's not a new power. We had a federal assault weapons ban and restricted magazine size for 10 years and several states have them now.
I mean, after all....if you're gonna "grab" for power, what's the point of grabbing what you're already holding?
You expand reach...
What an idiot you are
The old assault weapons ban has COSMETIC criteria... and was an over-reach of expanded power when it was implemented... it did nothing to curb crime
And remind me which states have these incidents in them (the assault weapon free zones and uber restrictive states.. in case you were afraid to answer)
As stated.. this action does nothing to prevent the evildoers from doing a damn thing... they will break laws to get what they want for a weapon... this simply increases power and takes power away from law abiding citizens
What increased powers is he reaching for? Please be specific.
You're right about one thing, though: a "new" assault weapons ban won't accomplish anything more than it did when it was first passed in 1994, with the public support of Ronald Reagan, G.H.W. Bush and Gerald Ford, by the way.
But....such a ban hasn't gotten through Congress yet (and probably won't), so what you so worried about?
Oh. So, you're all for big government. Ok. I didn't realize you were a liberal.
Don't have to be a liberal to know what's important. At the same time I'm for allowing teachers access to biometric safes with weapons in them. Is that a liberal tennate?
Before we go down that path, think back to your school days.
I don't know about you, but I had a few teachers I wouldn't trust with a gun. Didn't you?
And, just imagine what a teacher like Jerry Sandusky could do to kids if he were armed.
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But....such a ban hasn't gotten through Congress yet (and probably won't), so what you so worried about?
Oh. So, you're all for big government. Ok. I didn't realize you were a liberal.
Don't have to be a liberal to know what's important. At the same time I'm for allowing teachers access to biometric safes with weapons in them. Is that a liberal tennate?
Before we go down that path, think back to your school days.
I don't know about you, but I had a few teachers I wouldn't trust with a gun. Didn't you?
And, just imagine what a teacher like Jerry Sandusky could do to kids if he were armed.
Obama doesn't give a fuck about saving childrens lives and neither do you!
Back to my school days huh? The stories I have. First ill admit that principle GROVER should never have access to a weapon. That's why only quallified individuals would have access.
Back to my school days huh? The stories I have. First ill admit that principle GROVER should never have access to a weapon. That's why only quallified individuals would have access.
Sounds good on paper, but how do you determine who's "qualified?"
Example: In Harrold, Texas, armed teachers must be approved by the school board. But, the Harrold ISD only has about a dozen teachers and the Board knows them all personally.
Now...consider the New York City public school system. 75,000 teachers! And that doesn't count administrators, staff, helpers and aides. How on earth could a system like that create and enforce a policy of arming school personnel without the possibility of one, single, solitary looney being turned loose on the kids with a gun?
It's a fine idea in theory, but the practical considerations of actually implementing it are quite daunting.
Back to my school days huh? The stories I have. First ill admit that principle GROVER should never have access to a weapon. That's why only quallified individuals would have access.
Sounds good on paper, but how do you determine who's "qualified?"
Example: In Harrold, Texas, armed teachers must be approved by the school board. But, the Harrold ISD only has about a dozen teachers and the Board knows them all personally.
Now...consider the New York City public school system. 75,000 teachers! And that doesn't count administrators, staff, helpers and aides. How on earth could a system like that create and enforce a policy of arming school personnel without the possibility of one, single, solitary looney being turned loose on the kids with a gun?
It's a fine idea in theory, but the practical considerations of actually implementing it are quite daunting.
I'm not advocating that its the one size fits all solution. But I'm willing to put it forward as part of a solution.
I hear lots of political bloviating from the left and not much as to actual solutions.
Well, when the looney has to change magazines after 10 bullets, that helps. When he can't go to a gun show and buy one without a background check, that helps. If as in NY now, he threatens violence with a gun and a mental health pro can take away his gun, that helps.
Well, when the looney has to change magazines after 10 bullets, that helps. When he can't go to a gun show and buy one without a background check, that helps. If as in NY now, he threatens violence with a gun and a mental health pro can take away his gun, that helps.
Just one question before I turn in....
Was no one on the left bothered by the fact school security never came up?
Anyone?
do you know how to read?