Mauser KAR98K
08-28-11, 02:19
Apparently the teen Jihadist wanted to plan a school shooting similar to Columbine. Same young martyr wannabe connected with Jihad Jane.
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/breaking/20110827_Teen_tied_to_Jihad_Jane_allegedly_plotted_school_shooting.html
So this begs the plea rather than the question: when can CCW holders get to carry on school grounds? More specifically for college students that are of age, and parents with permits when they go to little Johnny's school for anything. The Virgina Tech student, Seung-Hui Cho, who shot up his school, didn't give a damn about the safe school's act and laws, and apparently didn't care about his fellow classmates lives as he was focused on his fantasy world.
Right now, as I see it, American schools are easy targets for terrorist acts, and the best ones to use to hammer their agenda through the American media. Most campuses do not have limited and controlled entry points, with vast campuses and buildings that could cost man hours and money to do TSA style screenings.
The safe schools act has never worked. In fact, it has made schools far more unsafe and a place where people are told that they cannot defend themselves and that it is the government's job to do it. Can anyone tell me what the local LE's active shooter response to their school is these days?
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/breaking/20110827_Teen_tied_to_Jihad_Jane_allegedly_plotted_school_shooting.html
So this begs the plea rather than the question: when can CCW holders get to carry on school grounds? More specifically for college students that are of age, and parents with permits when they go to little Johnny's school for anything. The Virgina Tech student, Seung-Hui Cho, who shot up his school, didn't give a damn about the safe school's act and laws, and apparently didn't care about his fellow classmates lives as he was focused on his fantasy world.
Right now, as I see it, American schools are easy targets for terrorist acts, and the best ones to use to hammer their agenda through the American media. Most campuses do not have limited and controlled entry points, with vast campuses and buildings that could cost man hours and money to do TSA style screenings.
The safe schools act has never worked. In fact, it has made schools far more unsafe and a place where people are told that they cannot defend themselves and that it is the government's job to do it. Can anyone tell me what the local LE's active shooter response to their school is these days?