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Gun Control & RKBA

guillaumeb

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12. Do you, and the "gun rights" supporters really feel that more guns in more places

Reply to jonno99 (Reply #3)

Thu Apr 14, 2016, 12:30 PM

Apr 2016

is the answer to the problem of gun violence?

Your solution to every instance of gun violence seems to be limited to the "more guns everywhere" variety. Australia took a different approach that actually worked, as opposed to your totally unproven (and totally counterintuitive) theory that more guns everywhere is the solution.

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Across the country, school districts are quietly arming teachers for the next shooting [View all] TeddyR Apr 2016 OP

Increasing the number of guns in schools by allowing teachers to carry guns? guillaumeb Apr 2016 #1

re: "Next will be the idea of arming all of the students." discntnt_irny_srcsm Apr 2016 #2

"What could possibly go wrong?" Really? Is this the way you want people to live their lives? jonno99 Apr 2016 #3

Do you, and the "gun rights" supporters really feel that more guns in more places guillaumeb Apr 2016 #12

More guns in the right places is one answer. beevul Apr 2016 #14

I'm not especially in favor of arming teachers discntnt_irny_srcsm Apr 2016 #16

there is no evidence that Australia actually worked gejohnston Apr 2016 #17

"What could possibly go wrong?" DonP Apr 2016 #4

probably nothing will go wrong. gejohnston Apr 2016 #6

Not since the coup in 1970. nt flamin lib Apr 2016 #28

If you can't trust teachers around students why allow them to be around students? Nuclear Unicorn Apr 2016 #23

This might not be the smart move. JustABozoOnThisBus Apr 2016 #5

"What ensures..." What ensures ANYTHING? You want guarantees? there are none. jonno99 Apr 2016 #7

Not un-prepared, they have signs saying it's a gun free zone. DonP Apr 2016 #8

"gun free zones" Sigh - please! don't get me started...nt jonno99 Apr 2016 #9

That's the only solution the gun control side has offered, well ... DonP Apr 2016 #10

Sure - changing human behavior is hard. Going after guns - the supposed "low hanging fruit" jonno99 Apr 2016 #11

Look at the number of gun accidents reported on DU about guillaumeb Apr 2016 #13

"If children die, the blame can always be shifted to careless people." friendly_iconoclast Apr 2016 #18

"the blame can always be shifted to careless people." Nuclear Unicorn Apr 2016 #24

What if armed staff have to meet the same firearms training and qualification as SRO's? benEzra Apr 2016 #25

Trained, with periodic qualification and retraining, sure. JustABozoOnThisBus Apr 2016 #26

I think many people who would be interested in becoming qualified to carry as school staff benEzra Apr 2016 #27

MORE GUNZ!!!!!! SecularMotion Apr 2016 #15

MORE KEYBOARD KOMMANDOS WITH CARTOONZ!!!!!! friendly_iconoclast Apr 2016 #19

More cartoons as philosophy DonP Apr 2016 #20

Gun control fans often fall prey to two psychological effects simultaneously: friendly_iconoclast Apr 2016 #21

Agreed DonP Apr 2016 #22