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User Details are only visible to members.	how much money is wasted on the war on drugs.theres a lot of money there.make pot legall would free up 3to400 million in wasted money......BS
Kingston TN			Username hidden (1990 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Serious question....wil it come fom the SCHOOLS budget or the POLICE budget? ...and yes...it DOES matter for a verity of reasons Which neighborhood gets less police protection while an officer is wasting time in the schools, OR, what classes or programs will the school cut to pay for "protection" that did NOTHING to stop the killing in schools where the police presence already existed?
Elk Grove Village IL			Username hidden (2957 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Wayne LaPierre is the face of pure evil. Flooding the country with guns will not reduce shootings.
Flat Rock NC			Username hidden (2991 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Gun Control Debate Newtown School Board Agrees With NRA Seeks Armed Guards in Schools It's been almost two months since the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre, and gun control has dominated political discourse as a possible solution. The National Rifle Association (NRA), however, proposed another solution — the National School Shield program — which aimed to put armed security in all schools. Gun control advocates immediately criticized and dismissed the proposal, saying that the solution to our nation's gun problems is not more guns in schools. Apparently the Newtown school board disagrees with gun control advocates, as they have now requested funding for additional police officers to be assigned to its four elementary schools. The irony is that school resource officers are already prevalent in many public schools across the U.S., as nearly half of them already have school resource officers. This is not a new idea, as it was introduced under the COPS program that was established under President Clinton's administration in 2000. According to a report by the Department of Justice, under the COPS program, we know that putting police officers in schools does reduce violent crime in those schools as well as provide a feeling of safety and security for students and faculty. The report also outlines the many other advantages of having a school resource officer on site at schools. During Vice President Joe Biden's most recent fireside chat, Biden was confronted with the statistics on why the original Federal Assault Weapons Ban did not work to reduce violent crime, to which he responded that the reduction of violent crime could be attributed to putting more police officers on the streets, alluding to the very same COPS program. In addition, included in the President Obama's list of executive orders was an order to provide more funding and incentives for schools looking to employ school resource officers. So why exactly was there such criticism for the NRA's proposal to put armed security in every school to protect our children? Perhaps gun control advocates have been blinded so much by their ideology and aversion to the NRA that any solution being offered by the NRA should be immediately discredited, even if the proposed solution is the same solution proposed by gun control advocates. Where is the ideological consistency here? Could it be that the primary concern for gun control advocates is not so much the safety of our nation's schools or society, but promoting their ideology and discrediting their political opposition even if their opposition is proposing the very same solutions that they are? We should take note that the NRA and Wayne LaPierre are right when they say that we should focus on what works instead of failed gun control policies that don't work. For some gun control advocates it seems that school and public safety is not their goal. Their goal is to demonize guns, gun owners, and the NRA, and it is time to call them on it.
Berryville VA			Username hidden (1571 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	how many people have been killed in thier homes who didn't have a gun. how many people have been killed just walking down the street who didn't have a gun...........BS
Kingston TN			Username hidden (1990 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	pp YOu're quoting stats from Kellerman's 1986 'study'. That's been debunked and widely critcized. You can do better than that.........I hope.
Pittsburgh PA			Username hidden (14772 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	"Kellermann states that as an emergency room doctor, he noted that the number of gunowners injured by their own gun or that of a family member seemed to greatly outnumber the number of intruders shot by the gun of a homeowner, and therefore he determined to study whether or not this was in fact true. Kellerman's health-case approach, however, has been viewed as generally not having efficacy for assessing problems of sociology. Author Henry E. Schaefer M.D. published a rebuttal paper[11] to Kellerman’s 1993 publication that same year, in which Schaefer notes several flaws, starting with Kellerman's use of the case control method (CCM) of analysis. The generally-held view within academia is that CCM cannot demonstrate causation." Blind bias is an ugly trait.
Pittsburgh PA			Username hidden (14772 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	pp Only lemmings would believe Kellerman. Who in their right mind would believe anyone that won't release their raw data. He now thinks he was only off by a factor of 20! lol. You're sliding quickly into the Libtard group. ?Several academic papers have been published severely questioning Kellerman's methodology, selective capture of data, and refusal to provide raw data from his gun-risk studies so as to substantiate his methods and result validity. While Kellerman has backed away from his previous statement that people are “43 times more likely” to be murdered in their own home if they own and keep a gun in their home, he still proposes that the risk is 2.7 times higher. The critiques included Henry E. Schaffer,[6] J. Neil Schuman, and criminologists Gary Kleck,[7] Don Kates, and others[8]."
Pittsburgh PA			Username hidden (14772 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Sweet it has nothing to do with violence. It has everything to do with control. Those with the baddest guns have control. Those with the same guns have better chance of resisting control. This is about communism pure and simple. You can't have it with armed population. The libtards in office do not care about children, they care about protecting their own hide.
Sanford NC			Username hidden (18904 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Gun homicides by weapon type Handguns: 72% Rifles: 4% Shotguns: 4% Other: 1% Unknown: 18% I have 2 questions. If Handguns are used in 72% of gun homicides compared to 4% for rifles why all the fuss over rifles? And if the goal of the "gun control" is to end gun violence and if 94% of gun homicides are commited by guns other than "assault " weapons then wouldn't the logical conclusion be to ban all fire arms? Something we have be told more than once is not what gun control activist what to do.
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