Ohio school district allows staff to be armed: 'Our schools will no longer be soft ta

Quincunx said:
You want a country in which everyone is packing heat. Hope you enjoy what you get. I'm going to tell you, though, that that is one fucked up world you envision. Too bad you aren't smart enough to see the downside there.
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so how long have you been a misogynist? Do you enjoy a heightened sense of manliness by keeping women under your heel?
 
Give guns to the teachers and students alike, even in elementary school...even in pre-school.
Your were born an American
Getting your ass capped is your destiny.
Live and die by your destiny.
Is there any other way?
 
NiftyNiblick said:
Give guns to the teachers and students alike, even in elementary school...even in pre-school.
Your were born an American
Getting your ass capped is your destiny.
Live and die by your destiny.
Is there any other way?
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What you are seeing is a once great kingdom,self destructing from within.
 
Yakuda said:
Excellent. It's a real hunt when the prey is armed.
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ExpressLane said:
Ohio school district allows staff to be armed: 'Our schools will no longer be soft targets'

An Ohio school district's new policy allows teachers and school staff to be armed over concerns of response times to active shooters.

The River Valley Local School District in rural Marion County joins 22 other school districts in the state that permit approved staff members to carry weapons on campus, according to the Marion Star.

"Our schools will no longer be soft targets and unprotected," Superintendent Adam Wickham said, according to the outlet. "Most active-shooter events occur in areas of ‘gun-free zones’ or with minimal safety measures in place. We want to ensure our schools will not be soft targets."

"As a rural community, response times can often be minutes away in the event of an active shooter," Wickham went on. "The use of armed staff in our buildings can potentially save lives by providing a more immediate response to the threat. Recent school shootings such as in Nashville, Uvalde and Parkland clearly show that the quicker the response time, the more likely you are to potentially save lives."....

....The superintendent said that each of the school district's four buildings — which include a high school, a middle school and two elementary schools — will have an armed staff member in addition to the school resource officer on campus from the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.....

.....According to Wickham, armed staff in the district will require more training than that recommended by the state. In 2020, the district required a total of 50 hours of training.


https://www.foxnews.com/us/ohio-sch...at-our-schools-will-no-longer-be-soft-targets
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Hardening the target is the only way to reduce school shootings. Laws will not take guns out of the hands of criminals. Someone that is willing to murder won't follow gun laws.
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Placing an armed security person at the door of the Kindergardens, grade and middle schools is a great idea. High schools should require armed security at every door, and there are many of those at High Schools.

But, arming teachers is not really effective. I'll tell you why.

First of all, if you already have security, at the main entrance, and a gunman has already circumvented that, would mean the guard has already been shot and killed or taken hostage.

These assholes that shoot up schools would just then approach a classroom, walk in and catch the teacher off guard, kill the teacher first- and then fire away at the students. The surprise of attack is easy, and at the intruder's benefit, when the teacher has his/her back turned and at the chalk board or whatever.

And so many of these shooters are armored up, and the teacher would be at an instant disadvantage, because they aren't.

And not only that, all an intruder would have to do, is walk in and grab a child, and put a gun to his head, and ask the teacher to disarm, or he is going to kill the child. He/she would then just kill the teacher and then start shooting the kids. And if the intruder caught the armed guard off guard, and apprehended him/her, the intruder could use the guard as a hostage and walk into any classroom with a gun at the head of the guard, and tell the teacher to drop their weapon, or the guard will be shot. What is an armed teacher to do in that case, but drop their weapon or be shot?

You can train teachers to shoot, but there is no way you are going to teach a teacher to be a hostage negotiator. That requires much experience and specialized psychological police training.

So basically, what arming teachers does in effect, is set those teachers up to be killed- JUST BECAUSE THEY HAVE A GUN.

Teachers would be the first targets. And you've accomplished nothing.
 
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Mason Michaels said:
What you are seeing is a once great kingdom,self destructing from within.
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I know it’s getting bad


But we will win this fight


They can’t win

It’s impossible for them to actually run America

They can only drag it down and make the people fight them


And the fight has begun for Ernest now


The people know what’s going down now
 
evince said:
I know it’s getting bad


But we will win this fight


They can’t win

It’s impossible for them to actually run America

They can only drag it down and make the people fight them


And the fight has begun for Ernest now


The people know what’s going down now
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Who's Ernest? ;)
 
TOP said:
Who's Ernest? ;)
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I thinks it's Ernie Bacigalupo.
His family used to run the vending machine rackets back when they were a serious business.[FONT=&quot]

Once the cigarette machines went out, it went downhill very fast, however.
Ernie was a good friend of mine back in the sixties when his dad, a made man, was rolling high..

[/FONT]Now they have to make a living on their string of sub shops around town.

I didn't know that 'vince knew them, however.
 
Geeko Sportivo said:
Placing an armed security person at the door of the Kindergardens, grade and middle schools is a great idea. High schools should require armed security at every door, and there are many of those at High Schools.

But, arming teachers is not really effective. I'll tell you why.

First of all, if you already have security, at the main entrance, and a gunman has already circumvented that, would mean the guard has already been shot and killed or taken hostage.

These assholes that shoot up schools would just then approach a classroom, walk in and catch the teacher off guard, kill the teacher first- and then fire away at the students. The surprise of attack is easy, and at the intruder's benefit, when the teacher has his/her back turned and at the chalk board or whatever.

And so many of these shooters are armored up, and the teacher would be at an instant disadvantage, because they aren't.

And not only that, all an intruder would have to do, is walk in and grab a child, and put a gun to his head, and ask the teacher to disarm, or he is going to kill the child. He/she would then just kill the teacher and then start shooting the kids. And if the intruder caught the armed guard off guard, and apprehended him/her, the intruder could use the guard as a hostage and walk into any classroom with a gun at the head of the guard, and tell the teacher to drop their weapon, or the guard will be shot. What is an armed teacher to do in that case, but drop their weapon or be shot?

You can train teachers to shoot, but there is no way you are going to teach a teacher to be a hostage negotiator. That requires much experience and specialized psychological police training.

So basically, what arming teachers does in effect, is set those teachers up to be killed- JUST BECAUSE THEY HAVE A GUN.

Teachers would be the first targets. And you've accomplished nothing.
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so you're saying that the best course of action is to leave everyone defenseless so kids can be killed, because they are going to be killed anyway. got it.
 
NiftyNiblick said:
I thinks it's Ernie Bacigalupo.
His family used to run the vending machine rackets back when they were a serious business.[FONT="]

Once the cigarette machines went out, it went downhill very fast, however.
Ernie was a good friend of mine back in the sixties when his dad, a made man, was rolling high..

[/FONT]Now they have to make a living on their string of sub shops around town.

I didn't know that 'vince knew them, however.
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Thanks!! I was hoping it wasnt our Ernie....Cool story...and sub shops aren't a bad business... especially if they make their own semolina grinder rolls....and offer a roasted pork and broccoli rabe with jus. We've got one here that opens at 11:00 and is sold out by 2:00...
 
TOP said:
Thanks!! I was hoping it wasnt our Ernie....Cool story...and sub shops aren't a bad business... especially if they make their own semolina grinder rolls....and offer a roasted pork and broccoli rabe with jus.
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Yup. that's how I see it, too.
 
SmarterthanYou said:
so you're saying that the best course of action is to leave everyone defenseless so kids can be killed, because they are going to be killed anyway. got it.
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Did I say that?

FUCK NO!

I simply produced an intelligent argument SIR!

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