(02-21-2018 01:30 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  What you haven't proven is that every teacher at your child's school shares that opinion. Until you can do that you are just continuing to throw up the ashes of the strawman I burned to the ground already. You are attributing your irrational fear of an inanimate object to others and attempting to pass it off as fact.

There's nothing to "prove." I said "I cannot picture anyone at my child's school being willing to have a gun on them at school," and based on the relationships I have with both teachers and administrators at the school, interacting with them both at school & out in public, I stand by that statement. Nice try, though.

You also can't prove that all of your friend's gun class students wanted to take the class because they want to carry in the classroom - perhaps they want one at home - perhaps they wanted to brush up on already existing skills they have - so nice strawman on your part.

The best prevention is to lock the doors once the bell rings. No ifs, ands or buts. One entrance and exit door with cameras and a button to unlock it from the inside by an administrator. If the person wanting to come in has an unusual backpack where there might be a rifle inside then don't open the door and alert the school district police department. Also, this is important, train your admins to handle a weapon.Heck, there are restaurants that have keys for people wanting to use the toilets but we can't have door locks, video cameras and a person manning the open button in a school? How stupid are these people anyway?...don't answer that.

(02-21-2018 01:41 PM)tigergreen Wrote:  

(02-21-2018 01:30 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  What you haven't proven is that every teacher at your child's school shares that opinion. Until you can do that you are just continuing to throw up the ashes of the strawman I burned to the ground already. You are attributing your irrational fear of an inanimate object to others and attempting to pass it off as fact.

There's nothing to "prove." I said "I cannot picture anyone at my child's school being willing to have a gun on them at school," and based on the relationships I have with both teachers and administrators at the school, interacting with them both at school & out in public, I stand by that statement. Nice try, though.
You also can't prove that all of your friend's gun class students wanted to take the class because they want to carry in the classroom - perhaps they want one at home - perhaps they wanted to brush up on already existing skills they have - so nice strawman on your part.

Ah, yes, we have that primary feature of Internet debates here--dueling strawmen.

(02-21-2018 01:41 PM)tigergreen Wrote:  

(02-21-2018 01:30 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  What you haven't proven is that every teacher at your child's school shares that opinion. Until you can do that you are just continuing to throw up the ashes of the strawman I burned to the ground already. You are attributing your irrational fear of an inanimate object to others and attempting to pass it off as fact.

There's nothing to "prove." I said "I cannot picture anyone at my child's school being willing to have a gun on them at school," and based on the relationships I have with both teachers and administrators at the school, interacting with them both at school & out in public, I stand by that statement. Nice try, though.

You also can't prove that all of your friend's gun class students wanted to take the class because they want to carry in the classroom - perhaps they want one at home - perhaps they wanted to brush up on already existing skills they have - so nice strawman on your part.

You don't get a CCP for home protection. A CCP is for carry in pubic. (That means away from your home)