Sorry to do this, but I feel I have to.
Someone just went nuts and killed students in a school located in our old home state.
Need I point out? All it took was one failed shoe bomb attempt and all of us take our shoes off to go thru airport security checkpoints.
Yet just this year there have been 45 school shootings. Since Sandy Hook there have been 142 shootings in schools.
Why do people in America feel that the problem of the shoe bomber can be "solved" and yet seem to do nothing when it comes to their own children being at risk while in school?
If arming teachers is somehow the answer, why is it that for every criminal killed in self defense, 34 innocent people die?
If taking guns away from anyone not part of a "well regulated militia" is somehow not part of a solution, then what is?
By comparison, when was the last time you heard about a school shooting in, well, just about anywhere else in the world? Literally.
If a solution to the problem of killings in America is to be implemented, why not take an example of any of the over 180 democratic and free nations where children are not at risk for living beyond their young years?
... and some people still wonder why we left the US to live overseas.
Someone just went nuts and killed students in a school located in our old home state.
Need I point out? All it took was one failed shoe bomb attempt and all of us take our shoes off to go thru airport security checkpoints.
Yet just this year there have been 45 school shootings. Since Sandy Hook there have been 142 shootings in schools.
Why do people in America feel that the problem of the shoe bomber can be "solved" and yet seem to do nothing when it comes to their own children being at risk while in school?
If arming teachers is somehow the answer, why is it that for every criminal killed in self defense, 34 innocent people die?
If taking guns away from anyone not part of a "well regulated militia" is somehow not part of a solution, then what is?
By comparison, when was the last time you heard about a school shooting in, well, just about anywhere else in the world? Literally.
If a solution to the problem of killings in America is to be implemented, why not take an example of any of the over 180 democratic and free nations where children are not at risk for living beyond their young years?
... and some people still wonder why we left the US to live overseas.
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