Why Is Arming Teachers A Bad Idea?

C Mc — Mon, 26 Feb 2018 00:24:35 +0000

It makes teachers a target.
They have enough to do.
Teachers don't get "in the line of duty death benefits" (like soldiers, $100,000, tax-free).
It makes the schoolhouse a war zone.
Should the gun-carrying teachers get higher pay (combat-pay) than the other teachers?
What happens if a gun-carrying teacher loses his or her cool with a student?
What happens when a teacher shoots a student at the presence of an intruder or out of control student?
What chance or comparison is there with a teacher with .38 or .45 mag and an intruder with a AR 15 Assault Rifle?
What happens when the gun carrying is absent the day an intruder shows up?
How will the gun-carrying teachers be placed around the school (logistics of the classroom)?
Will the students have the option to refuse to be a classroom with a gun carrying teacher?
Who determines how many guns carrying teachers per school?
Who will pay for the training of the teachers, pay for the guns, and does the teacher select the caliber of gun or all teachers to carry what's given?
Do the teachers take the gun home or store it at the end of each day?
Is it better to prevent an intruder from entering the building than confronting him in the classroom?
Should President Trump make his case to the NEA, UFT and other teacher's unions?
Must the teacher be required to wear a bulletproof vest?
Who justifies the teacher's shooting?

These and other questions need to ask and answered without the influence of the NRA. The school needs a bigger budget, pencils, pens, and books, not bullets pistol-packing teachers patrolling halls and classrooms. God helps the children under Mr. Trump watch as President. CM

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Why Is Arming Teachers A Bad Idea?