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Politics : The Trump Presidency

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To: Lane3 who wrote (192900)2/2/2021 12:15:12 PM
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>> She was party to breaking down a door protecting the US Congress from a violent assault.

There was no violence. A "violent assault" starts when there is violence by the assaulter, not when one is murdered by cops.

>> I don't recall if you were among those promoting the notion of armed teachers but, had a mob broken through the door of a schoolhouse, I'm certain you would be giving the teacher a medal for shooting.

I don't think teachers who don't know about firearms should be carrying firearms. Just as this cop clearly didn't know about firearms.

I grew up in a town where every kid who had a truck had a gun rack with two or three rifles in the parking lot of the school. No idiot would have dare tried to carry out an attack with a gun in our school. But it would have been student defenders more than teachers (we actually lost one our teachers in my junior year of high school, teacher was standing outside his truck when his two year old pulled the trigger of his rifle which was on the gun rack of his truck. Shot him dead. A tragedy for sure).

But today's teachers in the cities do not need to have guns. They are as much against the children they teach as would be the attackers. I generally consider union teachers as equivalent to attackers of children.
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