12-09-2015, 05:14 PM
(12-09-2015, 05:08 PM)Nately120 Wrote: Ah, well it's been under 7,000 and steadily shrinking since 1990, and it's less than 6,000 now. I have to say it is also interesting to think that IF teaching firearms were to become part of the national curriculum then those studying to be teachers would have a certain number of required credits in firearms-related courses. Think of all those liberal arts campuses with shooting ranges for the aspiring teachers. Wacky.
You know, I'm coming around to the idea that this notion may be just another way to sell guns.
My hometown's high point was 1930, still shrinking. Good ol' SW PA.
I don't know, talking about some of these things and hearing people with different experiences helps me form my opinion on these things. I guess as someone who has spent time teaching youth firearm safety it is a very important thing to me, and the culture in this area would be one supportive of this sort of thing. But the more we discuss it the more I am questioning it in my head.
