Do not let the children lead the gun debate (Page 3): These are the best two I've seen in a long time:...

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

archie bunker wrote:

We actually have some of those signs here in Texas.

These are the best two I've seen in a long time:

archie bunker Loc: Texas

Larry the Legend wrote:

Oooh! Me! Me! I want one! Pleeeeeze!

Let me do some googly, and I'll show you.

archie bunker Loc: Texas

archie bunker wrote:

Let me do some googly, and I'll show you.

Here you go, Larry. From CNN even.

http://www.cnn.com/2018/02/23/health/texas-guns-school-district-trnd/index.html.

And another. There are several more within 100 miles of where I live

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

archie bunker wrote:

Here you go, Larry. From CNN even.

http://www.cnn.com/2018/02/23/health/texas-guns-school-district-trnd/index.html.

And another. There are several more within 100 miles of where I live

Love It! Now, I wonder how many 'school shootings' they'll have, hm?

archie bunker Loc: Texas

Larry the Legend wrote:

Love It! Now, I wonder how many 'school shootings' they'll have, hm?

Sure beats a gun free zone sign, huh?

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

archie bunker wrote:

Sure beats a gun free zone sign, huh?

By a mililion miles!

Dr. Evil Loc: In Your Face

archie bunker wrote:

Here you go, Larry. From CNN even.

http://www.cnn.com/2018/02/23/health/texas-guns-school-district-trnd/index.html.

And another. There are several more within 100 miles of where I live

Might be a little simplistic. But you put one of these signs in every school yard, I'd wager shootings at schools would become a thing of the past, or at least significantly lower. The last thing these shooters want is confrontation, they would have to rethink their strategy.

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

2wheeljunkie wrote:

Might be a little simplistic. But you put one of these signs in every school yard, I'd wager shootings at schools would become a thing of the past, or at least significantly lower. The last thing these shooters want is confrontation, they would have to rethink their strategy.

It just had to be in Texas. They've been doing it right for years and now it's finally beginning to sink in. Ha! Talk about obtuse: "Am I supposed to have a Kevlar vest?" asked Ashley Kurth, a teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. "Am I supposed to strap it to my leg or put it in my desk?" No, honey, you can wear a regular ceramic vest and just slip the sidearm into your garter, it'll be just fine. Idiot.

Dr. Evil Loc: In Your Face

Larry the Legend wrote:

It just had to be in Texas. They've been doing it right for years and now it's finally beginning to sink in. Ha! Talk about obtuse: "Am I supposed to have a Kevlar vest?" asked Ashley Kurth, a teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. "Am I supposed to strap it to my leg or put it in my desk?" No, honey, you can wear a regular ceramic vest and just slip the sidearm into your garter, it'll be just fine. Idiot.

Seen it too, I would never trust someone like her with a gun, she'd turn tail and run away screaming.

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

2wheeljunkie wrote:

Seen it too, I would never trust someone like her with a gun, she'd turn tail and run away screaming.

Can you imagine her doing the range portion of the CCW? It would be hilarious! "Um, no, you point it the other way. That's right. Now, you see that little thingy sticking down there? Yes, that's it. Just use your finger and pull it back a little ways... No! No! Keep it pointed that way!" BANG! "Argh! You shot me! I don't believe you shot me!"

Dr. Evil Loc: In Your Face

Larry the Legend wrote:

Can you imagine her doing the range portion of the CCW? It would be hilarious! "Um, no, you point it the other way. That's right. Now, you see that little thingy sticking down there? Yes, that's it. Just use your finger and pull it back a little ways... No! No! Keep it pointed that way!" BANG! "Argh! You shot me! I don't believe you shot me!"

Lolol

archie bunker Loc: Texas

Larry the Legend wrote:

It just had to be in Texas. They've been doing it right for years and now it's finally beginning to sink in. Ha! Talk about obtuse: "Am I supposed to have a Kevlar vest?" asked Ashley Kurth, a teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. "Am I supposed to strap it to my leg or put it in my desk?" No, honey, you can wear a regular ceramic vest and just slip the sidearm into your garter, it'll be just fine. Idiot.

You know as well as I do that every argument the leftists put out about teachers carrying concealed is pure bullshit. It won't "scare" the little tadpoles, because they won't know it's there. The leftists make it sound like every teacher is going to walk into class sporting a SAW.

Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton

archie bunker wrote:

You know as well as I do that every argument the leftists put out about teachers carrying concealed is pure bullshit. It won't "scare" the little tadpoles, because they won't know it's there. The leftists make it sound like every teacher is going to walk into class sporting a SAW.

Oh, man. I just wish our teacher had walked into class with a SAW. That would have lit up my whole day. These people seem to think our kids are some kind of timid little kittens or something. My son shot his first round in our back yard at the age of two. I took the kick, held the weight and he pulled the trigger. He absolutely loved it! For months afterward all that came out of his mouth was 'shotgun'. He wanted to 'shoot the shotgun' every day to the point I was sorry I started it.

My 'claim to fame' was shooting a BREN squad gun on a 1,000 yard range at the age of 13. That impressed me to no end.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

GinnyA25 wrote:

Why can't the children lead the gun debate, as the... (show quote)

Does the NRA sell guns? I never knew it when I was a dues paying member. Maybe I better get back in.

So you can't see that the anti-gun people of the CNN and other sites like that are telling those kids all about what is going on. Maybe you need to get a little bit more news from somewhere other than left leaners.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

plainlogic wrote:

The biases come from listening to manipulating adults, adults who have lost common sense and reason. Children are so easily manipulated, maybe that's why the liberals would like 16yr olds able to vote.

You are so right about how easily they are manipulated. I so well remember the Army cadre telling us that they like 17 to 19 year olds so much because they take commands without questioning. Now that was back in the 1950s and I am sure lefties have changed things a lot since then.