FL, MN, OK, OR, SD, TN are drafting GUN legislation to allow teachers to carry in schools

Jesus Christ, how long before a group of smart ass kids gets an armed teacher to snap and go postal?

FWIW. I'm employed by the local School dist, one of the largest in the USA, about 70,000 students and....

while being in favor of Conceal Carry (prefer open carry,I wish)...I'm not in favor of this idea.

I'm in maintenance and NOT real fond of being shot at by "Miss Marple" because she did not recognize me and thought I was "there to Harm the Students"

Well of course if this is implemented there would have to be protocols to prevent something like that from happening.

This is a great idea.

Teachers should be able to protect the kids.

It's better than just being defenseless, sitting ducks.

Why don't they ever have mass shooting at a police station?

like what...sensitivity training?...Sexual Harassment? training....we've seen how those "protocols" have worked out...

Next psy op Ida teacher or kid getting one of those guns and going postal. At least it hinders psyops because other teachers could shoot that operative bastardo

don't be a creep around the kids and Miss Marple will have no reason to shoot you.

Well, I think thats highly unlikely.

If they are going to pass laws like this, the teachers selected will be VERY well processed.

And if you select one, you must select another, to balance.

Have some common sense would ya?

NOT SO in CT !

Lawmakers sill changing underwear, constantly !

BUT, they WILL think up some 'new' law, statute, regulation SOON, that WILL bring in MORE MONEY to the state by fines, fees and charges they haven't already passed !

Cops are trained...have you thought of who's tax dollars are gonna pay for Teacher training?

Won't happen.

Just like the original CHL arguement. There's been none of the shootouts and road rage confrontations forcast by the anti-gun crowd.

CHL holders tend to be the most responsible people among us.

My first super Pin. Thank you for this very special GLP moment!

This is what I thought of right away when pro Gun people were posting pictures of teachers in Israel with AR weapons.

I had a teacher flip out on me pretty good in junior high, I can only imagine if he was armed....

[Quote:}.....I'm in maintenance and NOT real fond of being shot at by "Miss Marple" because she did not recognize me and thought I was "there to Harm the Students"

Shut up and go back to Mexico, dumbass.

I don't know the answer to that but, I hope the kid next door believes that could be a real possibility!!!

Where did you get Mexico from?...and that's Colonel "Dumbass" too you.

Once again you have morons thinking once they are 'allowed' to carry a gun that they will just start killing for no reason. They are locked in rooms with kids all day and don't kill. Plus if they wanted to they could bring a gun now. Please try another argument.

IF the libtards EVER pass 'carry' legislation, it will have so MANY restrictions, rules, 'locked in a drawer WITH trigger guard', etc. that they will never get into 'action' till the police arrive, to HIDE BEHIND their cars, lol !

Ever hear of a uniform? How about a name badge?

Just wow.

I think it is about time.

The issue they are going to have is that schools are "Federal gun free zones".

The States did not make schools gun free in the first place, the Federal Government did (to allow these shootings to happen in my opinion).

Now, the states want to allow teachers the OPTION of carrying (which I agree with). But, is the Federal Government going to start arresting teachers for violation of Federal Law??

Or just cut Federal funds from the schools allowing it?

If the States want to fund these schools and tell the FEDS to screw off, I am all the more for it!!

Sanity and acceptance of reality, FINALLY!

Miss Marple be more likely to be drawin a bead on you when she finds out you been bangin her AND the lady in the cafeteria.

Shills are out in full force on this thread...

THey don't like this idea at all...would put a stop to the false flags

THey would rather have our teachers and kids as sitting ducks in school.

or have our schools be like prisons with locked and guarded doors and armed guards etc.

The teachers being armed is an excellent idea...and don't let anyone know which ones are armed and trained.

heh heh....let the bad guys wonder who's gonna blow their fuckin head off if they make a move.

Best news ive heard all week. Now maybe the libtards will move out of my state!

I am thinking each state should be allowed to decide their own policy towards bans. The federal government is assuming too much control which our founding fathers warned us about. America is supposed to be "For the People, by the People", not 'To the people, by a few persons".

yep, but tell that to one of my guys who was working on a Boiler in the Mech rm. and went in to use the rest room...someone in the office saw him on camera from behind and hit the panic button causing the school to go into lockdown...this happened about 2 week before Sandy Hook...so this debunks your Uniform theory, sorry

I bet people would volunteer to get trained to help keep the little kids safe. Believe it or not there's still some men with a sack in this country.

Then you should all have fun while practicing

Here is a post I made in another thread: I work for a school district in Texas, thought it would be pertinent to post here as well.




An SRO is a sheriff that is assigned to a school. They handle crimes, fights, harassment in schools.

In Texas schools at least in my district they are armed with standard police issue tasers/hand guns. They also have rifles and shot guns on lock down.


Currently all middle schools and high schools have 2 SROs on campus at all times, after this event our school district will be adding SROs to the elementary schools. All the entry points into the schools are now going to be equipped with ballistic glass.

As an addendum to this our school district has decided to take 3-10 voulenteer teachers depending on school size and deputize them and allow them to carry while in school.

There was a determination made that arming all teachers would be a bad idea, and alot of teachers ABSOLUTELY wanted nothing to do with being arms in their classrooms. When it was proposed to arm only a few voulenteers and put them through police training course for weapons and engagement training it was a unanimous decision.

That is the current plan that is going through approval. Here is a general link of other districts in texas adopting similar policies or at least considering them.

[link to www.foxnews.com]

Here is some other info:

For years, some areas in the US have allowed "armed classrooms" to deter (or truncate) future attacks, presumably by changing helpless victims into armed defenders. In 2008, Harrold Independent School District in Texas became the first public school district in the U.S. to allow teachers with state-issued firearm-carry permits to carry their arms in the classroom; special additional training and ricochet-resistant ammunition were required for participating teachers.[44] Students at the University of Utah have been allowed to carry concealed pistols (so long as they possess the appropriate state license) since a State Supreme Court decision in 2006.[45][46] In addition to Utah, Wisconsin and Mississippi each have legislation that allow students, faculty and employees with the proper permit, to carry concealed weapons on their public university's campuses.[47][48] Colorado and Oregon state courts have ruled in favor of Campus Carry laws by denying University's proposals to ban guns on campus. Ruling that the UC Board of Regents and the Oregon University System did not have the authority to ban weapons on campus.[49][50] A selective ban was then re-instated, wherein Oregon state universities enacted a ban on guns in school building and sporting events or by anyone contracted with the university in question.[51]
Michigan State University as of June 2009, allows students to carry firearms on campus, the university still prohibits knives and other non-firearm weapons however.
A commentary in the conservative National Review Online argues that the armed school approach for preventing school attacks, while new in the US, has been used successfully for many years in Israel and Thailand.[52] Teachers and school officials in Israel are allowed and encouraged to carry firearms if they have former military experience in the IDF, which almost all do. However, statistics on what percentage of teachers are actually armed are unavailable.

Last Edited by vind21 on 12/20/2012 10:38 AM