[Blake360]

Originally Posted by spracks21

We legally allow fully equipped military vehicles and RPGs to be used and purchased by civilians?

Yes.





Didn't do much research did you?

[vikingshadow]

Ok guys, lets get back on topic which is teacher's being allowed to carry.

[Tuff]

Originally Posted by spracks21

Teachers are not security guards. These are two separate occupations, and require different training and backgrounds. Just hire legit police officers if you want more security and a gun in the school.

This is the actual solution, if a solution even needs to be found.

Some of you are going to want a security officer on every street corner soon. What's next -a shooting at a few more bars and we have to start having bouncers with uzis and grenade launchers?

Some of you are completely lost. We certainly don't need to ban guns, but we also don't need all this damn security in place, because soon people will be calling for it in damn near every location on Earth.

"Shooting in NYC sewer system"

Some guy: "We need guards in the sewers of every major city in the United States!"

[yuik]

Or every civilian can carry

[spracks21]

Originally Posted by Tuff

This is the actual solution, if a solution even needs to be found.

Some of you are going to want a security officer on every street corner soon. What's next -a shooting at a few more bars and we have to start having bouncers with uzis and grenade launchers?

Some of you are completely lost. We certainly don't need to ban guns, but we also don't need all this damn security in place, because soon people will be calling for it in damn near every location on Earth.

"Shooting in NYC sewer system"

Some guy: "We need guards in the sewers of every major city in the United States!"

You're worried that we will make society too secure, so we should forgo taking any security measures at all? This argument is no more than a slippery slope fallacy. I refuse to accept that nothing can be done, and I refuse to believe that more guns in civilian hands is the answer. You guys sure love that car analogy, well likely one of the biggest reasons that there are more car deaths per year than gun deaths, is because cars are used more frequently and by many more people than guns currently are. Adding more guns seems to me like it would only prompt more potential gun violence. And given the current state of out culture, I'm fairly certain that potential would be realized in spades.

[SniperForce-Duffek]

Originally Posted by spracks21

You're worried that we will make society too secure, so we should forgo taking any security measures at all?

And you're worried about too many guns. What's your point?

[TheSilentAssassin]

Lol, really sniper... His point was all that **** you deleted when you quoted him..

[SniperForce-Duffek]

I didn't want my point to get lost in all that other mumbo jumbo.

[TheSilentAssassin]

Originally Posted by SniperForce-Duffek

I didn't want my point to get lost in all that other mumbo jumbo.

By ignoring all of it?

[SniperForce-Duffek]

We've covered the other stuff in the many other posts.

[barrel roll]

Make society more secure? All you are doing is trading one form of violence for another.

[yuik]

Originally Posted by barrel roll

Make society more secure? All you are doing is trading one form of violence for another.

How so