Guns for Texas school's teachers

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snaw replied

18 August 2008, 12:39
Originally posted by Mailman View Post

Meh, they should allow law abiding citizens to arm themselves in this country. sure there will be mayhem and carnage on the streets but after a while the violence will drop off as all the crims will be sucking on a packet of raisens with alah

An armed society is a polite society!

Mailman

Yes. Worked wonders for the crime and murder rates in the US, that has.
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Mailman replied

18 August 2008, 12:37
Meh, they should allow law abiding citizens to arm themselves in this country. sure there will be mayhem and carnage on the streets but after a while the violence will drop off as all the crims will be sucking on a packet of raisens with alah

An armed society is a polite society!

Mailman
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zathras replied

18 August 2008, 08:52
Originally posted by Diver View Post

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Coming soon to a school near you?

Which is all very well until a teacher gets murdered by their own weopon!
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Tensai replied

18 August 2008, 08:50
Originally posted by Diver View Post

Miss x packing nice bristols would tend to concentrate and focus the mind a little
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Diver replied

16 August 2008, 16:28
Originally posted by thunderlizard View Post

And to think I was scared of getting a wooden ruler across the knuckles.

Well, focusing the brains of 99% of the kids risks blowing out the brains of 1%, so be it.

Miss x packing a pistol would tend to concentrate and focus the mind a little
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thunderlizard replied

16 August 2008, 16:26
And to think I was scared of getting a wooden ruler across the knuckles.

Well, focusing the brains of 99% of the kids risks blowing out the brains of 1%, so be it.
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Diver replied

16 August 2008, 14:58
Talk about carrying a concealed weapon
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Diver replied

16 August 2008, 14:39
Or if size does matter

http://www.5ad.org/gun.htm
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Diver replied

16 August 2008, 14:38
I like a pistol myself, preferably a revolver
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Diver replied

16 August 2008, 14:28
Or one of these
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Malingering BA replied

16 August 2008, 13:50
Given that it's perfectly legal to carry a concealed firearm in Texas other than in schools, this isn't as drastic as it sounds (to Texans). Personally I think a greater deterrent would be an unconcealed firearm. Who's going to argue with a teacher when they're conspicuously packing a .44 Magnum Automag.
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Diver started a topic Guns for Texas school's teachers

16 August 2008, 12:47
Guns for Texas school's teachers

Teachers in one part of the US state of Texas are to be allowed to carry concealed firearms when the new school term opens this month.

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Coming soon to a school near you?
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