So in an active shooter situation, you have multiple teachers with guns (no doubt inadequately trained), you have the shooter (or shooters) with guns, and then you have LE trying to control, enter the school, and end the situation. What could possibly go wrong here? (Don't ask Phil "Rambo" McNasty - he'll have already taken out the badguys, no doubt holding his handgun sideways because it looks so BADASS).
Shooting at a Florida high school
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Phil has over 12,000 posts since 2010 and I'm guessing that most of them are him trolling in the "General Area".
Phil: Do you have a job? Do you have an SO? Do you see escorts, or MPA's? Any reviews?
Or are you a shut-in?
It's almost a shame that Terb doesn't have a link to GoFundMe - it would almost be worth it to set up something for Phil so he could get his dick wet every now and then.
Phil: Do you have a job? Do you have an SO? Do you see escorts, or MPA's? Any reviews?
Or are you a shut-in?
It's almost a shame that Terb doesn't have a link to GoFundMe - it would almost be worth it to set up something for Phil so he could get his dick wet every now and then.
I'm retired, honeybun. I basically have very little to do all day.
And whats your excuse, fuji?? 81,000+ posts since 2005 (thats not including all your other handles)
That's really sad and pathetic. You have Matlock on in the background while you troll TERB?
I'll do you a favour and leave you alone now to your thoughts, and keyboard.
The idea of a highly trained teachers is ridiculous. Cops are supposed to handle guns yet they don't get adequate firearms training so why would we thing teachers would get the proper training.
Speaking to a police officer he was saying that to be well training in firing accurately you need to fire hundreds of rounds each week to maintain the skill at a high level. Never mind training on drawing and reloading or group tactics.
But as someone else pointed out.... armed intruder, armed teachers and armed police response could just as easily result in friendly fire casualty. There's also the assumption that the teacher will be able to shoot the intruder and NOT hit a bystanding child.
Frankly I don't see the reason why an average citizen should have anything more than a single shot rifle or double barreled shotgun.... perfect for hunting animals.... fighting off the King of England or masked intruders is largely fantasy.
The idea that armed teachers would be a deterent is false security. These shooters typically don't have an escape plan which means they expect to meet armed resistance sooner or later.
They need to make changes in the law.... for example you can buy a used gun in a private sale without background checks. They should be treated like used cars where you need to change ownership etc.
Speaking to a police officer he was saying that to be well training in firing accurately you need to fire hundreds of rounds each week to maintain the skill at a high level. Never mind training on drawing and reloading or group tactics.
But as someone else pointed out.... armed intruder, armed teachers and armed police response could just as easily result in friendly fire casualty. There's also the assumption that the teacher will be able to shoot the intruder and NOT hit a bystanding child.
Frankly I don't see the reason why an average citizen should have anything more than a single shot rifle or double barreled shotgun.... perfect for hunting animals.... fighting off the King of England or masked intruders is largely fantasy.
The idea that armed teachers would be a deterent is false security. These shooters typically don't have an escape plan which means they expect to meet armed resistance sooner or later.
They need to make changes in the law.... for example you can buy a used gun in a private sale without background checks. They should be treated like used cars where you need to change ownership etc.
The amount of training LE receives is grossly overstated. The average beat cop will get maybe an intorductory 2 week crash course on firearms training and shoots once a year to qualify from then on. You see it at the range when weekend warriors shoot circles around the cops that show up once in a while.
Doing it because you enjoy it and want to improve and doing it because it's a job requirement and scraping by are different things and it shows.
That wouldnt have stopped this shooting, Cruz bought his legally at this store: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nat...n-nikolas-cruz-shutter-shop-article-1.3825134
I think a 21-year old age limit for any type of firearm is a good start.
It may not stop all shootings, but it might stop a few
At no point did I say it would stop the Cruz incident nor did I say it was the only change. Much like the 21 age limit.... it is a start.
We could argue that Sandy hook shooter used his mom's gun so age limit didn't stop that one.
The point is that if you combine a few laws together they could help lower the number of unnecessary deaths by guns.
One cop decided it wasnt worth it to go in and risk his retirement........LOL 
https://www.wptv.com/news/national/...7-were-killed-never-went-in-resigns:rolleyes:
https://www.wptv.com/news/national/...7-were-killed-never-went-in-resigns:rolleyes:
Another mental case that was allowed to amass weapons. Glad they stopped this one in time.
Except polls of the US including polls of gun owners show a majority support greater restrictions.
How about this deal. The NRA supports sensible restrictions on mentally ill owning guns and federal background checks and the youth will stop exposing the NRA as a disgusting group?
Plenty of videos online about teachers snapping in class.
p.s. I'll repeat my observation that many of the people wanting armed teachers are also the ones who think teachers are incompetent.
So the answer is teacher or trained staff to carry guns? LOL
Sounds good. In that case, a school might have 10 staff members qualifying to carry a gun.
All that we need is a pissed off student to grab the gun (from their holster or from their desk), and blast away.
So to cut down on gun shootings, have every school have more guns. Haha
Sounds good. In that case, a school might have 10 staff members qualifying to carry a gun.
All that we need is a pissed off student to grab the gun (from their holster or from their desk), and blast away.
So to cut down on gun shootings, have every school have more guns. Haha
And an armed teacher will always stand a better chance of accidentally killing the wrong kid than an unarmed one.
