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FPC Statement Regarding Douglas High School Shooting
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Mark A. Taff
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It is both heartbreaking and infuriating to see that, once again, opportunistic politicians and the craven gun control lobbyists who pay them would rather leverage this tragedy to push their dangerous agenda than to take meaningful steps to protect America’s students and teachers. But the crimson thread in attacks on our school campuses is not the methodology or motive of the killers, but the lack of truly effective security measures and an irrational reliance on mythical “gun-free zones” to keep armed violent criminals out. |
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hisself
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Gun free zone - no one able to defend themselves or others.
Why doesn't Israel have mass shootings in their schools any more? |
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