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- Mon Jan 07, 2013 10:29 am
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A large part of the problem is that Liberals/ anti-gun people do not understand the concept of "self --- defense" but think if you have a weapon you are automatically a "Security Task Force" .... Batman ... Police ... Protector of everyone... responsible for guarding the metal detector/front gate
- Sun Jan 06, 2013 7:14 pm
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I'm against guns on campus, but if there is one, (and there's nothing stopping them) it should be in the hands of someone who isn't obeying the law ?
Irrational thinking people incapable of logical thought, should not be educating children.
Irrational thinking people incapable of logical thought, should not be educating children.
- Sun Jan 06, 2013 7:08 pm
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Tenn. union against teachers carrying guns
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The head of the state's largest teachers' union said she expects her board to take an official position against proposals that would allow teachers to carry guns.
more at link aboveSeveral Tennessee lawmakers have drafted legislation that would encourage school districts to place at least one armed police officer in every school and would allow teachers who have undergone special training to bring their personal handguns into schools.
However, Tennessee Education Association president Gera Summerford said a "teacher's job is to nurture and teach," not to stop an intruder.
"Their main concern is to keep children safe and do what is best for the children, and that is different from being on the front line as a guard," she said.