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Time to arm willing teachers to stop spree killers
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Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.freelibertywriters.com/
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"By now everyone has heard about the Chardon High School shooting that left three students dead and two others wounded this week."
"Many believed it was just a matter of time before a school shooting reached Ohio. On Monday morning it happened. This just highlights the need to arm willing teachers to serve as the last line of defense of our children."
"While a lot remains unknown about Monday's shooting, had a willing and properly trained and armed teacher been present, this could have prevented multiple children from being shot."
"I don't know anyone who would argue against the notion that children are the most precious gift in life." ... |
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