This is a strong point to be made. I take the stance of less control
and being more proactive. If we as in U.S were to place armed guards in
every school and the guards being US veterans I believe we would have
safer schools and add jobs for our veterans that would appreciate and
have pride in protecting our youth and educational system.
Every day there is some fool out there who thinks he can take on the
system though violence instead of trying to divert that energy towards a
voice of change. Most of us that are veterans here understand that it is
our duty to uphold our way of living and to protect it. So, when tested
they are the ones who will take that test.
that is my 2 Cents!
On 10/9/2015 11:36 PM, Jay Weekley wrote:
By the time police get to you then you are dead. It IS freedom to
have a gun at home. Keep the gun locked up and the ammunition kept
locked up separately.
Stefan Englhardt wrote:
Looking at this with a foreign view I can't understand this "gun
love" in US. It is not all about the criminals or idiots. Just look
at the statistics for accidents with weapons. The only way to save
lifes is to be very restrictive. If someone wants to shoot he can go
to a shooting club and leave the weapon there. It is not freedom to
have a gun at home. It is silly esp. with kids around.
You can't avoid killing with banning weapons but you can reduce it.
If I need a weapon I call for police or security.
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