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John H. Wrote in message:
On Mon, 26 Feb 2018 08:31:32 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" wrote: On 2/26/2018 8:16 AM, John H. wrote: I am not surprised at the stance of the teachers' unions when it comes to arming teachers. It's an anti-Trump stance, and I'd expect nothing more. I am surprised at the number of teachers being quoted who use 'too many responsibilities already' as a reason for not arming teachers. It's true that teachers have a load of responsibilities. But, when the shooting starts only one takes precedence - protecting kids. I don't think any unwilling teacher would be asked to carry a gun. And, the simple act of carrying a gun does not add significantly to the other duties of a teacher. Trump's proposal calls only for teachers who volunteer to be trained and armed. It's certainly not mandatory. Not as well reported is that hundreds of teachers have responded to a gun course instructor in Ohio who offered his course free to teachers. He initially planned on about 50 respondents but last I heard now has over 300 who want to attend. Even NPR and CNN have quietly reported that many teachers are in favor of being trained and armed. If the 'anti-Trump' politics were taken out of the equation, I think we'd see a lot more approval of the idea. I am surprised that NBC and, I'll take your word for it, CNN are reporting anything positive about it. The idea that carrying would overload a teacher with too many responsibilities already is just bull****. If Nancy Pelosi put forth the proposal, Fat Harry and the rest of her lemmings would be slobbering all over it. -- x ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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