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Is he actually paying these lawyers? He might have been better of with Rudy and Sidney PowellToday's mass shooting in the US
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Is he actually paying these lawyers? He might have been better of with Rudy and Sidney Powell
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North Carolina county sheriff sets up AR-15 rifles in schools
Madison County Sheriff Buddy Harwood raised the importance of self-defense in face of an active shooter and the failings of the Uvalde massacre in May as reasons for the new school safety measure.
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Oh dear.
Remember kids, virtue signalling can be hazardous to your credibility!
Remember kids, virtue signalling can be hazardous to your credibility!
Soldato
North Carolina county sheriff sets up AR-15 rifles in schools
Madison County Sheriff Buddy Harwood raised the importance of self-defense in face of an active shooter and the failings of the Uvalde massacre in May as reasons for the new school safety measure.www.dailymail.co.uk
So much stupid in the US right now...
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Sounds like our first "mass shooting" for some time.
One dead, three injured in string of attacks around Skye
A man has been arrested after a series of incidents which also left three people in hospital.
www.bbc.co.uk
Reckon anyone is going to target that school?
Soldato
Yes, because giving people the tools and the option of stopping a school shooter before they kill countless kids is stupid.
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Taking away the "tools" of school shooters might be a better start.
We don't know who the school shooters are, the only way to make sure it couldn't happen again would be to remove everyone's guns in America and make them really hard to get, that isn't going to happen. Pragmatic and realistic solutions to reducing the chance a school shooting can happen and/or be successful probably is a better start than trying to confiscate millions of firearms.
North Carolina county sheriff sets up AR-15 rifles in schools
Madison County Sheriff Buddy Harwood raised the importance of self-defense in face of an active shooter and the failings of the Uvalde massacre in May as reasons for the new school safety measure.
"Children, can we all gather in the hall for this morning's Spray & Pray".
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Is that a quote from Roy Hattersley?
You must be as old as me!
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With confidence, I say, at least as old as you
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I see the Parkland shooter escaped the death penalty.
Not sure why tbh.
Not sure why tbh.
Soldato
If you're going to have the death penalty the Parkland shooter seems like exactly the sort of person it should be used on - heinous crime, and absolutely no doubt he's the one that did it... Oh well.
I think at some level anyone who commits crimes like that must be 'mentally ill', even if some of them hide it better than others. Doesn't necessarily mean they're less responsible though.
I think at some level anyone who commits crimes like that must be 'mentally ill', even if some of them hide it better than others. Doesn't necessarily mean they're less responsible though.
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Until quite recently it was common for American teens to take their guns to school. They even had gun safety lessons.
Plus 'gun safety for children usa 1960s' into your search engine and look at the images that come up.
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5 dead in North Carolina. Just another Thursday, I guess.
By 'recently' you mean 60 years ago. Not exactly 'recent.' Moreover, the only kids taking guns to school were the kids in the gun clubs (as very small percentage of the school population) and they were required to hand in their firearms to the teacher upon arrival. School gun clubs dwindled following the introduction of the Gun Control Act of 1968, which made it illegal to sell firearms to anyone under the age of 18.
The NRA endorsed this legislation at the time, but by the 1990s it was claiming the Act was 'draconian.'
Now you're getting it.
Interesting you should mention the 60s, since that was the period in which the US government pushed for a bunch of gun control laws due to rising firearm violence. Perhaps not coincidentally, it was the same period that saw significant political unrest, and a bunch of school shootings.
By 'recently' you mean 60 years ago. Not exactly 'recent.' Moreover, the only kids taking guns to school were the kids in the gun clubs (as very small percentage of the school population) and they were required to hand in their firearms to the teacher upon arrival. School gun clubs dwindled following the introduction of the Gun Control Act of 1968, which made it illegal to sell firearms to anyone under the age of 18.
The NRA endorsed this legislation at the time, but by the 1990s it was claiming the Act was 'draconian.'
Now you're getting it.
Interesting you should mention the 60s, since that was the period in which the US government pushed for a bunch of gun control laws due to rising firearm violence. Perhaps not coincidentally, it was the same period that saw significant political unrest, and a bunch of school shootings.
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Another school shooting 
St Louis: Student and teacher killed in school shooting
Police "quickly stopped" a 19-year-old former student who opened fire at a Missouri high school.
www.bbc.co.uk
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35 so far this year.
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Nearly 4 every month.