Texas state Rep. Dan Flynn (R-No duh) has introduced the illiterately named Teacher's [sic] Protection Act , though no word yet on who that single teacher is exactly.
Ha! Implying that Republicans politicians have to APPLY for jobs. In the unlikely event that they get voted out, they just get appointed to a "think tank" and collect that sweet, sweet wingnut welfare!
Austin's NPR station reported this morning that it looks like the Open Carry and Campus Carry bills will pass. Most people are against both but the small gun fetish lobby is, uh, armed and dangerous.
So I take it body armor will now be on every mother's Back To School shopping list?
... And then we eat the banana, rendering him 'elpless!
Ha! Implying that Republicans politicians have to APPLY for jobs. In the unlikely event that they get voted out, they just get appointed to a "think tank" and collect that sweet, sweet wingnut welfare!
They may not teach Darwinism in Texas, but I have a hunch that it'll still be thinning out the herd.
Texas is pretty much zombie-land: Brain-dead hordes that are deadly to the living.
Right. So you can knee cap the sassy little fuckers but not shoot them execution style. Got it.
Texas would trust the blind with guns if Florida hadn't tried it already and failed.
Well, it is a war people.
Something I learned from a teacher: "well-regulated" is not the same as "un-regulated".
Why doesn't Texas just cut to the chase and hire the Ferguson PD as teachers?
George Zimmerman is now qualified to be a high school gym teacher in Texas.
If I have a Master's Degree, can I teach with two guns in Texas?
Austin's NPR station reported this morning that it looks like the Open Carry and Campus Carry bills will pass. Most people are against both but the small gun fetish lobby is, uh, armed and dangerous.
It's a good thing none of my teachers were armed.
I'm suprised they haven't yet lifted that "burdensome learning requirement" from Texas schools in general.
Is corporal punishment allowed in Texas schools, or just guns?