...so I guess putting armed guards in schools doesn't work? Everyone is getting so concerned with the idea of a good guy with a gun stopping a bad guy with a gun that they literally don't realize they'd be handing firearms to scared people or people who've only ever fired at a shooting range and would sit their pants in an actual firefight.
If we can't trust paid guards to solo a school shooter and try to defend the kids, what makes you think the average middle school art teacher would have the balls to protect the class?
>...so I guess putting armed guards in schools doesn't work? What are you talking about? He did exactly what the gungrabbers wanted. No more guns in school.
The gungrabbers should be bowing before him for not escalating the situation by taking his firearm into the building and confronting the shooter.
Adrian Martin
You're so right! Fuck the Constitution, ban guns now! Only rural and suburbans retards voted for Trump
Samuel Taylor
>give guns to every student
Robert Wright
He didn't do what they wanted. He had a gun on school grounds. And you're attacking a strawman. You seem upset.
Ian Miller
Kill yourself
Cooper Foster
yah maybe 50% of them would puss-out but that's why you arm up 10-25% of the teachers. there's always that crazy shop teacher, gym dude, wrestling coach, janitor. plus it's mostly supposed to act as a deterrent
but honestly I'm not sure if trump is serious or calling for this is just his way of saying fuck you to the libs
Leo Cooper
>I guess putting armed guards in schools doesn't work?
It didn't work cause he FAILED to do his job.
Logan Butler
>He didn't do what they wanted. He had a gun on school grounds. But he didn't go into the building where the shooting was taking place. He didn't bring more guns into the happening.
>And you're attacking a strawman. But aren't the gungrabbers always saying that "more guns aren't the solution?"
Now the gungrabbers are pissed because a cop with a gun didn't go into the building and shoot the mass shooter.
Can't have it both ways...
Colton Rodriguez
> we don't need guns because we have police > cop refuses to go in and stop gunman letting people die
Blake Brown
I think the argument is that teachers who do own guns and are comfortable with them should be allowed to bring them to school. It's not that guns should be issued to teachers, or that we should have some kind of boot camp for teachers, but that teachers who are responsible gun owners should be allowed to have a gun on school grounds.
My mother's a middle school teacher, and she's not allowed to have any weapon at all, even pepper spray. They do drills where they practice hiding under desks, but she can't bring a taser or some pepper spray without getting fired.
Henry Collins
Actually he is protected under Warren vs District of Columbia. More than likely he won't get penalized.
Joshua Morgan
How convenient that this comes out. . . Only AFTER trump proposes armed body guards at schools
Levi Sullivan
I have never seen in my entire life a guard in any mall or convenience store to actually "protect" people from armed criminals, the police also. They act tough in times of peace, and scour in times of war. That's what happens when you live for status and power and not for higher purposes.
Ryder Miller
Actually he did his job exactly. Cops aren't supposed to die for you and they are allowed to stand their ground and fear for their life as necessary. Their job is to enforce the law and that alone.
Cooper Brown
>Liveleak explodes with videos of school shootouts
Jacob Murphy
Who said anyone wanted it both ways? Who said to rely on the police?
Parker Foster
This. Issuing them is dumb. Just allow teachers with handguns to conceal carry them normally.
Carter Cox
Gun grabbers like to use its okay to take guns because we have the police excuse.
Jeremiah Hughes
How many teachers do you think have CC? How many teachers with CC do you think would actually be reliable in a firefight instead of target practice at a gun range?
Dylan Parker
The cop was scared?? Say it ain't so!
There's nothing more dangerous than a scared LEO.
Wasn't it a plumber who shot the Texas gunman a few months ago? Didn't he save lives that day?
Jace Kelly
The goal isn't winning firefights, weirdo, it's avoiding them.
Julian Wilson
yep, most sro are pussies, never had to face serious threats in their life.
Robert Cook
Even a woman can get a shot on target if they get the drop on a shooter. If he comes at you you shoot him. Of course no one wants to go into a firefight and potentially die. But if its your life v his then you know people are going to fight back if they can
Sebastian Price
And what if it were possible that both arguments on either extreme were wrong? Police can't be expected to respond in time or put their lives on the line, and it's a dumbass idea to realistically expect teachers with CC to solo a school shooter at a moments notice and for there to be no incidents of the dumber ones among them with CC to eventually have a misfire in a classroom, or have their guns stolen by the local nogs.
Hudson Allen
That would be a logistical nightmare. We could just have a government program to shoot and kill all of the students thus circumventing the possibilities of school shootings.
Joshua Thompson
>...so I guess putting armed guards in schools doesn't work? y not, the chinese do it some even have guards outside with modern versions of medieval mancatchers
David Harris
Just because you and some rent a cop don't have balls to pull the trigger doesn't mean others will have the same problems
Jace Stewart
You aren't going to avoid a firefight when the other side is someone that wants to die and take other people out with them. Arming teachers is not a deterrent for the bullied kid looking for revenge via suicide and homicide. If the school shooter was concerned with racking up kills alone, they'd shoot from *outside* the school. Probably when the bell rings.
Can != will
Sebastian Rodriguez
Government strips the school officials of their liberty to arm themselves. Then government fails to do their job of stopping the mass murder of children.
So, you hallucinate cowardice in the citizenry.
In fact, the heroic gym teacher who doubles as security guard was disarmed by the sociopathic overlords in government you so trust. He stood in front of children as a shield while his body absorbed the rifle rounds. He's dead now.
Say thank you, ingrate.
Andrew Anderson
Give coaches guns.
Leo Rivera
I don't know if him shielding a kid means he'd be able to return fire. I hope he would have, but I can't say for certain that he could have.
>he was disarmed How can you be disarmed if you didn't have a gun in the first place?
>FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The only armed sheriff’s deputy at a Florida high school where 17 people were killed took cover outside rather than charging into the building when the massacre began, the Broward County sheriff said on Thursday. The sheriff also acknowledged that his office received 23 calls related to the suspect going back a decade, including one last year that said he was collecting knives and guns, but may not have adequately followed up. >The deputy, Scot Peterson, resigned on Thursday after being suspended without pay after Sheriff Scott Israel reviewed surveillance video. >“He never went in,” Sheriff Israel said in a news conference. He said the video showed Deputy Peterson doing “nothing.”
Alexander Torres
If they really just want to die, they'd shoot up a police station. But okay, pretend that you're a homicidal / suicidal guy who wants to take a bunch of people with him. Would you go to a place with a big sign on the door saying "THIS IS A TOBACCO AND GUN FREE ZONE" or a place with a big sign saying "ARMED GUARDS BEYOND THIS DOOR."
Going back to my mother being a middle school teacher, when they do shooter drills, the kids hide; she grabs a broom; and hopes that nobody opens the door. Switch that "GUN FREE ZONE" sticker on her door to a sticker advertising armed safety training, and somebody interested in killing 20 middle schoolers isn't going to open the door. People go for soft targets. Home security systems don't defend against burglars as much as keep them from breaking in in the first place.
Brody Perez
i dont honestly care what happens in the schools
Evan Green
>police aren't expected to put their lives on the line But that is the expectation, it's what society expects of them. If they can't do it then they shouldn't be a cop
Jordan Johnson
>If they really just want to die, they'd shoot up a police station. Except theyd be attacking randoms instead of people they know from school
But okay, pretend that you're a homicidal / suicidal guy who wants to take a bunch of people with him. Here comes the strawman
Would you go to a place with a big sign on the door saying "THIS IS A TOBACCO AND GUN FREE ZONE" or a place with a big sign saying "ARMED GUARDS BEYOND THIS DOOR." Depends? Am I military? Because shootings happen at military bases with disgruntled employees, if you didn't know. And a military base aint a gun free zone.
>Going back to my mother being a middle school teacher, when they do shooter drills, the kids hide; she grabs a broom; and hopes that nobody opens the door. Switch that "GUN FREE ZONE" sticker on her door to a sticker advertising armed safety training, and somebody interested in killing 20 middle schoolers isn't going to open the door. People go for soft targets. Home security systems don't defend against burglars as much as keep them from breaking in in the first place. While I agree the hiding drills are stupid, i cant say for certain that your mom is going to solo a school shooter either. Knock on wood, I pray that your mother would be able to return fire in a firefight if things came to it, but I'm also not gonna hold my breath.
This is a situation which requires a more complex answer than giving the good guys guns.
Society can expect it all they want, the courts say otherwise.
Adrian Ortiz
Thanks for clarifying that cops are useless scared little pussies that don't have to do their job so it's in the best interest for people to carry that way they can protect themselves
Eli Edwards
>If we can't trust paid guards to solo a school shooter and try to defend the kids, what makes you think the average middle school art teacher would have the balls to protect the class?
Police have no obligation to protect you. The paid guard would be putting their life in jeopardy by engaging the shooter
An armed teacher's life is already in jeopardy in the above situation, the only way to save themselves is to engage.
One person's life is in danger if they engage, the other's life is in danger if they don't engage. Simple
Dominic Baker
Yeah, I'm not talking about anybody getting into a firefight with a shooter. I just think that the knowledge that behind the door is a bunch of kids and a woman with no weapon more dangerous than a dull stick makes a hypothetical shooter a lot more likely to open her door than if he knew that behind that door was a person with a gun. At the least, it'd make him think twice about opening it, and he'd most likely just go somewhere else.
If somebody's determined to kill a bunch of people, they're going to do it. Putting a gun behind every closed door makes shooting up a school seem like a whole lot worse an idea. So much, in fact, that they'd probably just go to a park or aquarium or something. Not too many people try to stick up gun stores.
Blake Phillips
It is in the best interests of people to carry to protect themselves, but that doesn't mean the teacher is going to protect the student. They will be just as cowardly as the LEO if not more so. They will also likely have less training.
Unironically the best pro guns solution would probably be to arm the students if not for the fact that the little shits are braindead and would likely end up shooting each other while fighting over stolen chicken nuggets, scuffed shoes, or bullying each other at lunch. And that problem gets even worse if we're talking arming middleschoolers or elementary schoolers.
Aiden Smith
Or you know change it so cops have to engage and not be pussies and hide.
Samuel Young
Best solution is deport marxist authoritarians then we will never have another problem with guns.
Ryan Allen
Until you realize these people are indiscriminately picking schools to shoot. They're attacking places they live near, attend, or used to attend. They likely won't give a fuck if a teacher is armed, so how "dangerous a situation is behind a door" won't deter them. If things actually went that way, we would never hear stories about shootings at military bases. It doesn't matter how "worse of an idea" you make it. And we also likely don't hear stories about people sticking up gun stores because those stores are sparsely populated and these kind of people doing these shootings seem to be looking for revenge or a chance to take out large swaths of people. Gun stores are sparsely populated at any given moment. Police have no obligation to protect us, and neither do the teachers. I can see the argument if we are talking about a teacher defending themselves against a shooter that's standing in the doorway, but what about shooters that are engaging students in the hallways? Or shooting at students in the classroom? Is the teachers duty to immediately return fire, or let students die until they can properly take cover? Once their room is secure, is it their duty to step out of their classroom and protect people in the hallway? Or is the problem still not solved and those kids are just going to die?
James Johnson
Its real simple make it so police are obligated to protect us. Not that hard to change that rule.
Sebastian Wright
There are plenty of self defense shooting videos coming out every day proving people who have the chance to fight will fight. Infact sometimes they're too eager to defend themselves that they put themselves in more danger shooting the perp instead of just complying and letting them take their phone wallet whatever. People will fight back when the choice is to live or die.
Leo Harris
Kek. This made me think of the “lawful good, neutral good, etc.” chart.
This would fall under chaotic good.
Grayson Jenkins
>we would never hear stories about shootings at military bases.
You're not allowed to carry a gun on military bases. People aren't walking around with service pistols; they're unarmed. It seems pretty silly that military officers, at least, aren't trusted to CC on base, but they aren't.
Brandon Hill
You and I both know that will never happen. Agencies have fought tooth and nail for decades to make it so they aren't obligated to die on behalf of citizens, especially in the ghettos, lol. Leaving the job description at simple enforcement of the law handles that problem. Plus the larger problem after such a law is enforced is the following: where are we going to actually find people who are willing to die for a policeman's salary to in order protect people instead of just being simple dogs that enforce the law? It's noble to say we have a lot of people who'd do it, but I don't know that we actually have enough good people with that kind of heart out there.
Christopher Campbell
Its not about shooters being deterred, its about saving lives in the moment. If the coach had a gun instead of shielding students from bullets, he could've ended the threat there and no more people would have to die. But you liberals dont want results, you just wanna feel like you did something.
Wyatt Collins
The issue is Warren v DC. Cops aren't actually legally required to do jack shit to protect you so you get stuff like a fucking Sheriff's Deputy tucking tail and running while allowing kids to get slaughtered
Thomas Clark
>OPs form of argument Like a bloody child, holy shit. There's one thing asking questions then repeating yourself over ans over again refuse to take in to proportion what people are suggesting. This is the kind of person the word debate is lost on.
Jaxson Bailey
I want Y 'all to take a look at Rhodesia and how they replied to terrorism. That's how america should reply to shooters.
Daniel Baker
Current 2018 US Death Toll: Abortion - 137,080 Tobacco - 43,934 Obesity - 38,537 Medical Errors - 31,565 Alcohol - 12,553 Suicide - 5,369 Drunk Driving - 4,244 Poisoning - 3,987 Drug Abuse - 3,139 Murder By People With Guns - 1,443 Murder By Actual Guns - 0
Luke Sanchez
This is the epitome of the left scream and cry like a child until they get attention while ignoring solutions.
Jaxson Green
Oh, so his standing down in the line of duty goes way further back than the incident at hand.
Christopher Wilson
There are guns at the front gates, gun storage spread across most bases, and military can CC on base as of 2016. Soldiers have always been allowed to bring weapons on base and keep them in an armory which they have access to.
So, no user. CC not being allowed prior to 2016 is not the missing deterrent, considering we had a military base shooting last week.
Lincoln Johnson
/thread
Nathan Morris
So you know for sure the coach would have returned fire successfully, and have saved lives instead of taking cover while students died so he could get a good shot? Because you realize that if he was out in the open taking bullets to protect kids instead of taking cover, that he also wouldn't have been able to return fire even if he was carrying at the moment?
Nicholas Torres
So what's the problem? What new points am I refusing to take in?
Sebastian Reed
Almost makes one think we shouldn't revere cops as heroes and that we should take violent crime statistics broken down by race with a grain of salt.
Sebastian Richardson
Well, if I recall, the two worst shootings were 2009 and 2014, before CC. I don't think an SUV ramming the fence and getting immediately apprehended after a brief exchange of gunfire is a "military base shooting". How much better could that have possibly gone?
Oliver Lopez
>random black guy crosses street I'm going to shoot this fuck! >school shooting happening FUCK I NEED TO HIDE!
Jackson Murphy
>how much better could that have possibly gone CC actually working as a deterrent for the crime being committed, as suggested in this thread. Instead, we still saw a sicko attacking the base. Luckily they put him down, but the problem is that he wasn't deterred. This means this isn't a problem of some sick guy attacking what he thinks is an easy target, like people ITT suggest. It's a problem of sick fucks attacking people or communities they have a personal problem with regardless of their odds of success.
Jonathan Sanders
Police are under no obligation to help you idiot, there have been numerous court cases on the subject matter. The only person who is going to save you is you.
Wyatt Jenkins
We need Russia's help with live fire training. Using a training method like in the video security guard would fear nothing and be attuned to distractions while operating.
>"Now I was a pretty good shot with a rifle.... but it's a lot harder to aim when there's bullets coming back the other way! and the Japs weren't a bad shot" t. my father's sister's husband's father
Carter Allen
Yeah, it totally would have been better if the coward didn't have a gun... somehow...
Caleb Jones
It probably would have been better in the grand scheme - tax money saved.
Isaiah Gray
Good guy with a gun is how it's worked since guns were invented before that a good guy with a sword , it's not even possible that it wouldn't work otherwise no country on earth would exist
Wyatt Ward
Yes, believe it or not sheeple, the way we are going to keep guns out of school is by bringing them in school.
...wait..
Mason Price
They would be as reliable as the shooter.
Zachary Turner
You soys are always afraid of something or other.
Hudson Butler
We don't know for sure, but generally, when someone is confronted by another gun, they are either A) stopped by the gun or B) take their own life.
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Brody Powell
Just because one sentinel pussed out doesn't mean they all do, or even the majority. Usually, officers in his situation go in and assist.