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Who is to Blame for School Shootings?
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Robert Morse
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I’ll cut right to the point. We can stop murderers from killing our kids in school, but it isn’t easy. The politicians, particularly the Florida politicians, are against it.
The Florida politicians will propose more prohibitions, more ink on paper. That hasn’t stopped a single murderer yet. Ink on paper doesn’t keep blood off the floor, but ink on paper fools voters time after time.
Will it work this time too? |
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jac
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You can blame the liberal politicians that have made all schools victim disarmament zones.
Obviously gun prohibitions don't work. It is time to allow concealed carry in schools so that the teachers and Administrators can protect the students.
The last few school shooters all survived and surrendered to authorities. Getting shot dead by someone with a gun was not part of their plan.
The only thing that will stop a school shooter is someone else with a gun. It is time to allow licensed concealed carry holders to carry their guns in schools. |
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