Mass shootings

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(02-23-2018, 04:47 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Nope, the right (morally good, justified, or acceptable) to carry a weapon in this situation has nothing to do with the 2nd Amendment

Hell, I'm for whatever allows our educators to feel more comfortable and to care for those under their charge


I'm not sure how it falls in the Red Herring category. As I said, I wish we could ask those brave educators would they have liked to have had something other than their bodies to protect the children that they so heroically did.

If this is really something that is as common as it seems and being unarmed as a teacher is an odd thing, I fully expect the types of people that enter the teaching profession to change over the next generation.  I mostly feel for the people I know who are teachers who aren't really into the idea of being armed and shooting people being part of their job, and I mostly feel that way because I don't think anyone foresaw this sort of thing becoming an issue when they were choosing their careers.