<i>&quot;The first person he would probably try to take out was the resource officer. But if he doesn&rsquo;t know which teacher has training, then he wouldn&rsquo;t know which one had [a gun],&rdquo; Niceley said by phone.</i>
So by the GunTard rationale (I&#039;m gonna trademark that), we want armed guards everywhere kids come together and create a target-rich environment. Pre-school, obviously, and the playground, and the ball field, and scout meetings, and by all means the church choirmaster should have a Bushmaster within reach, just in case.
<blockquote>&ldquo;These teachers would be trained at the same level as our law enforcement are currently trained,&rdquo; he said.</blockquote>
These are the same overpaid union thugs that are destroying our nation&#039;s future, right?
[Dinsdale voice]: It would be a shame if anything happened to little Suzy because we din-ant &#039;ave any cupcakes, na wooden it?
Given the incredible depth of US stupidity, I&#039;m sensing a real &quot;buy&quot; opportunity in gunmaker stocks!
&quot;Burning Desire&quot;? The Aggie bonfire was banned several years ago.
<i>&quot;The first person he would probably try to take out was the resource officer. But if he doesn&rsquo;t know which teacher has training, then he wouldn&rsquo;t know which one had [a gun],&rdquo; Niceley said by phone.</i>
Lemme guess: is it the one with the gun?
So by the GunTard rationale (I&#039;m gonna trademark that), we want armed guards everywhere kids come together and create a target-rich environment. Pre-school, obviously, and the playground, and the ball field, and scout meetings, and by all means the church choirmaster should have a Bushmaster within reach, just in case.
The stupidity, it hurts.
That yawning vacuum of media coverage is just asking for it.
<blockquote>&ldquo;These teachers would be trained at the same level as our law enforcement are currently trained,&rdquo; he said.</blockquote>
These are the same overpaid union thugs that are destroying our nation&#039;s future, right?