OC4me
Regular Member
Link to article and poll here:
http://www.joplinglobe.com/topstori...low-Missouri-teachers-to-carry-concealed-guns
http://www.joplinglobe.com/topstori...low-Missouri-teachers-to-carry-concealed-guns
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Missouri, hit this poll! Ok for teachers to carry concealed?
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Right2BearFTW
Regular Member
Hmm, very interesting indeed.
Oramac
Regular Member
After I voted:
59% - Yes
41% - No
Not bad at all.
59% - Yes
41% - No
Not bad at all.
mspgunner
Regular Member
Today in STL Co. the Rockwood school district said "NO"!
http://eureka-wildwood.patch.com/ar...s-at-safety-meeting?ncid=newsltuspatc00000003
http://eureka-wildwood.patch.com/ar...s-at-safety-meeting?ncid=newsltuspatc00000003
Right2BearFTW
Regular Member
Wow, it doesn't seem like the "officials" are thinking about how to actually stop an attack. I think it's great to find ways to deter these attacks from happening but the tactics/procedures they are trying to enact are not only costly but they do not address how to stop the attacker before he/she can cause massive damage. I just don't understand.