We cannot establish an armed force in every school. It is questionable to allow even college students to arm their selves because it’s been well documented that these persons have not yet matured enough to make good judgments, especially the boys; ask the car insurance companies for confirmation of that.
Arming the school staff is telling them they are now the police.
As for a terrorist attack, we are in an undeclared war and persons are going to get killed in a war. It’s unfortunate that in this war the civilians are the main targets, unarmed civilians preferred.
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A deterrent is the result of 9-11. Whether or not we are being successful in our war in the Middle East the result is those who pulled off 9-11 got the pot stirred and stirred hard. Things aren’t going too well for folk in Iraq, Afghanistan, and environs right now.
The war there isn’t being waged the way I would do it but no one in charge has asked me yet, and probably won’t.
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Last but not least to allow the caring of weapons on any school in the state would require a change in the states general statues.
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old bear,
All of our statues of generals will remain as it and don’t you even think about changing that big one of Sam Houston over in Huntsville.
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Clay