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This is one guard or a school with too few guards... Pilot programs suffer from failures to test the expense and long term effects of having multiple guards.
The more guards you have, the more likely one will crack under the pressure of dealing with the snot nose kids in that school, the more likely a studen will be to attack the guard and take the weapon. One case doesn't make your case... More so when said teacher isn't part of any actual school sanctioned program for bein armed. |
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Robert: You were wrong.
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I wasn't aware there was only a single argument here. It seems to me that there have been many arguments in here, but I guess you had to find some way to respond. There have been endless argument about armed guards in schools. This armed guard stopped the shootings in that school at "ONE" The armed guard prevented more deaths and shootings!!!!] It worked!!!!!!!! It worked!!!!!!!! It worked!!!!!!!! |
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Mark, he gets his training from "Call of Duty". The same game that Adam Lanza played.
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Robert: You have no training at all in fireams. Your argument is moot.
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norcal, the argument has been made many times here, that shooters are drawn to "gun-free zones", and that the mere presence of an armed guard will dissuade or prevent school shootings.
The school actually had metal detectors which for some reason did not detect the gun coming in. This incident obviously could have been a lot more tragic, and a single non-fatal wound is pretty good for the circumstances. |
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No one has said the system of having well trained armed guards in our schools would totally stop school shootings. They will not. What I have said many times is that well trained armed Guards will in most cases stop a mass shooter in our schools. A mass shooting is when a shooter kills more than four.
He did in fact disarm this kid before he killed anyone and before he had time to up his tally to the point of being a mass killer. That was my point in another thread in here and I was and am completely, totally, exactly,and precisely, right. The writing is on the wall, it takes a good guy with a gun to stop a bad guy with a gun. |
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