Better Force Saves

Carolyn Gudger, used her training and experience to save high school students in Blountville, Tennessee.

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I do see the logical problems with defense of the 2nd Amendment, but there are related logical problems with the proponents of gun bans.  In our country where the right to defend yourself is promised by the Constitution, there will be misuse of that right. 
I hear statements by liberals that it is too expensive a burden to place armed guards in public schools, this is resistance to a logical and known solution. And, by the way, an argument that is used on the flip side for nearly every liberal cause known to man, you cannot restrict Food Stamps because there is no price you can place on the worth of a growing child, and so on and so forth.
Some form of the 2nd Amendment will continue to exist despite all of the bullshit rhetoric the left is proposing.  For the protection of children, I suggest....

• State supervised training, testing and registration of persons already in the education system and desiring to legally carry forearms in public schools.  Periodic testing of approved personnel.  Special pay for approved employees.
• Provision for state funding in the event that local school systems does not posses or have the ability or desire to develop required firearm skills.
• Have guards in all public schools.
• Give teachers the right and education to lock down classrooms based on personal condition assessment.  (I am aware that some schools have policies contradictory to this).
• Metal detectors at schools entrances. Possibly passive in design for elementary levels.
• Better integration of individual mental health conditions with law enforcement.
• Magnetic identification cards on school entrances for students and teachers.  Limited access entrances for parents, visitors and deliveries.

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