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Old 02-15-2018, 08:46 AM   #16
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Very very sad , But its society today derange people just are not handled by the system , somebody said it threatening is Not a 1ad right .
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Old 02-15-2018, 09:02 AM   #17
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This is a tragedy for the U.S. as a civilized nation. It seems this type of violence is getting worse and becoming more common. Is there a solution to this madness? I highly doubt that. I hope I’m wrong. We’re living in a new society. We’re living in a sad, often uncompassionate and brutal world.

My prayers and condolences to the families of the innocent young souls who got their lives taken away so soon. Sad, very sad 😢
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Old 02-15-2018, 09:38 AM   #18
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Saddens me that the teacher who was one of the first victims, only had his empty hands to try to protect those kids. Imagine, if he had been allowed to carry a firearm? His protective response would have been much more effective.
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Old 02-15-2018, 10:27 AM   #19
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When I was in school, we had guys bringing their rifles to school on headache racks in their trucks. We had shooting classes where you learned to respect and use a gun. Respect was taught, expected, and demanded. Nowadays, kids get away with all kinds of things. Some parents don't discipline and they sure don't want anyone else to discipline their kid. Schools are afraid to do anything. If we don't teach them to respect each other, to respect life, and that there are consequences to all actions, they will do what they think makes them feel better about themselves. If that's the case, then, teachers should be trained and licensed to carry. And, there are plenty of veterans out there in need of jobs. Hire them and they will drop the guys that come in firing before they cause too much injury.
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Old 02-15-2018, 11:00 AM   #20
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Saddens me that the teacher who was one of the first victims, only had his empty hands to try to protect those kids. Imagine, if he had been allowed to carry a firearm? His protective response would have been much more effective.
Amen.

I have a couple of relatives who are public school teachers. I have no doubt (with the proper training, certification, etc) they would not hesitate for a second to protect each & every student in their classroom(s) should a situation arise akin to yesterday's.

Dicey situation having several dozen teachers, all armed, running around on a school's campus with one (or more) shooter(s) on location. During a chaotic situation as such...the possibilities are endless...many of them ending badly, of course.

Perhaps an all-armed faculty would serve as a deterrence for would be assailants...we don't know. But this much we should know; if nothing is done, nothing will happen. And madness such as the tragedy in Florida will simply continue to take place.
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Old 02-15-2018, 12:29 PM   #21
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And somebody on facebook reported him to the fbi for threatening schools and guess what they did ,,,,,,,,,,,
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Old 02-15-2018, 04:22 PM   #22
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doesnt want second amendment rights disturbed, but wants first amendment rights of others' taken away and police state installed. smh
Bingo. Not to mention due process rights.
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Old 02-15-2018, 04:28 PM   #23
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A) I want balance on both. Citizens should not be deprived of either right without a compelling reasons. Making threats is a compelling reason.

B) The First Amendment doesn't mean what you seem to think it means. There is no way that making threats to shoot up innocent people can be considered "protected speech".
You are incorrect on B. Threats of violence can be protected by the First Amendment. Brandenburg v. Ohio established that the threat must convey a clear and present danger of imminent violence before the State can step,in.
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Old 02-15-2018, 05:51 PM   #24
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And somebody on facebook reported him to the fbi for threatening schools and guess what they did ,,,,,,,,,,,
Offered the chance to click on Like? Then sent targeted advertisements to the poster for school supplies?
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Old 02-15-2018, 06:15 PM   #25
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Let me take a wild guess, another AR-15 ?

you know what pisses me off, this kid killed all those people and injured many more, and he was handcuffed without a scratch. yet there are cops that will beat or kill someone for trying to run away. i don't get it.

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Old 02-15-2018, 06:31 PM   #26
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There is a student interviewed who says she was walking alingside this guy in the halls when guns were being fired and Cruz was not holding the gun. She says if Cruz was involved, there had to be another shooter.
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Old 02-15-2018, 06:59 PM   #27
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You are incorrect on B. Threats of violence can be protected by the First Amendment. Brandenburg v. Ohio established that the threat must convey a clear and present danger of imminent violence before the State can step,in.
You're referring to the case that SCOTUS declined to extend in US v White, 2012?

Advocacy of violence is distinct and different from threats of violence. Threats are indeed danger of imminent violence.
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Old 02-16-2018, 10:51 AM   #28
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You're referring to the case that SCOTUS declined to extend in US v White, 2012?

Advocacy of violence is distinct and different from threats of violence. Threats are indeed danger of imminent violence.
Yep. It could be an evolving area of the law. I dint think the line between threats and advocacy is as bright as the Court does. But there are limits on what kind of speech you can criminalize and there should be very substantial limits on such criminal prosecutions.
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I'm a big time gun ownership proponent. If they make it illegal to buy a gun, do you truly believe that a person that finds it ok to murder someone would have any moral issues about breaking the law to buy a gun illegally? Meth is illegal but I'm sure if I put my mind to it, I could figure out how to buy it. It would be the same with guns. Maybe I'm just a natural born survivor, but I believe in fighting back and refusing to be a victim. I am a very responsible gun owner but I do carry a gun in my glove compartment and in my home.
I've taken lessons for years and I do not have children in my home so I feel it's a good choice for me.
It's my right to carry a gun according to the laws of my state.
As a single woman living alone, I'd hate to see that right taken away.
I do think all faculty in all schools should be armed. Perhaps then these cowards would stop picking on the vulnerable and unprepared.
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