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Old 04-16-2009, 07:58 AM
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Originally Posted by HuskyMan View Post
a teacher who receives the same firearms training as a police officer could be just as competent to handle an emergency situation.


the federal gun laws (and in case you haven't read them there are PLENTY of 'em on the books) were in FULL force and effect the day Cho went to purchase his guns. he slipped through the cracks, because the system isn't perfect and it never will be.

His preplanning......

anyone who has read any American history knows that guns played a very important role in the formation of the United States of America. our foreign enemies would love it if we disarmed ourselves. makes for an easy takeover and soon they hoist their flag while burning ours.
1 - You are assuming that professors would like to receive arms training. I don't think most would sign up, but if we were to offer the training free to those who want it, great. Rock on.

2 - The laws were NOT in full force. Yes, lets apply the laws we have before making new ones. My point from the start.

3 - preplanning, one of my favorite redundancies.

4 - Sure they did, so did horses. What's the point? Who said anything about disarming ourselves? Takeover? You been watching Red Dawn again? We have armed forces to protect our country from hostile countries, and we have armed civilians to protect ourselves from each other.
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