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@9FLKWD2 AgreementsStarted 3yrs agoActive 6mos ago

teachers are not trained to use firearms the way law Enforcment is, putting guns in school is more dangerous and gives kids more of a chance to use said guns.

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 @9FMB95T from Idaho  disagreed…3yrs3Y

Teachers should have guns and be trained to use them. They should have biannual reviews/audits to make sure they are up to standard with their control and storage of guns.

  @Ars-Gratia-Artisdisagreed…2yrs2Y

Boy howdy, as a kid going to a school that would make me super uncomfortable. Seeing anyone with a gun NOT in a security uniform already sets me on suspicion mode.

Why not private security firms?

  @@1876-Elbert from Colorado  commented…2yrs2Y

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What if the school couldn't afford security? I am also a student, and I can tell you now that at least half the kids at my school are carrying knives this moment. Do you think I feel unsafe? No! I know that if anyone decided it was a good idea try to hurt any student, they would find themselves with fifty ranchers pointin' knives are 'em.

 @dijonmonkey  from Utah  agreed…2yrs2Y

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At first I was kinda skeptical with the idea of teachers wielding guns, but you put up a fair point

 @B8M24TK  from North Carolina  commented…6mos6MO

to be completely honest teachers should be able to carry guns but they should be put away unless an intruder comes into the school lets think about this if u have a kid right you want your kid to be safe what if an intruder comes into the school there's nothing u can do to stop it the people intrudting the school knows the drills no matter what your child life will be in danger but if an teacher had a gun the intruder wouldnt hurt anyone because the teachers could take the intruder out

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