Biden: NRA right, cops in schools, good idea

[Riflemen14]

Posted in the Washington Times today:

MILLER: The NRA was right - Washington Time


Didn't know the VP could have any common sense left. Hope this some how could lead to the end of gun free zones.

 

[eldirector]

Of course! He just realized how much more money can flow through Big Government if he backs this idea. There are already bills in process that gather up more $$$ from you and me for the Feds to the hand out like candy to the schools and police departments that [STRIKE]vote the right way[/STRIKE] need it.

Dear Feds: we don't need you to try and solve every perceived problem at the national level. Just shut up (I know it is hard, Biden) and get out of the way. We can handle this at the state and local level.

Want to help the states, local governments, and schools with security? Repeal the "safe school act". Let schools arm whoever they see fit. Change schools from "gun free zones" to someplace actually safe(er).

 

[slowG]

Hundreds of abled bodied men and women in every school always in close proximity to the children. This is where our focus should be on a response to an active shooter or any other threats.

Least added cost, best response time, and covers all schools which is absolutely imperative.

 

[No2rdame]

And for the rest of us, "buy a shotgun... buy a shotgun..."

 

[rambone]

It was always a big government idea.

 

[lashicoN]

After they ban firearm ownership, I wonder if they will provide every house with a federal officer. Bans firearms + expands government + creates jobs (in government, of course) + they won't have to spy on our e-mails and phone calls anymore, cause Agent Meddley will be watching over us for our own safety at all times.

After all, if the other nine original amendments are no longer recognized, why adhere to the third?

 

[lucky4034]

After they ban firearm ownership, I wonder if they will provide every house with a federal officer. Bans firearms + expands government + creates jobs (in government, of course) + they won't have to spy on our e-mails and phone calls anymore, cause Agent Meddley will be watching over us for our own safety at all times.

After all, if the other nine original amendments are no longer recognized, why adhere to the third?

you kid... but that is the direction we are moving...

 

[adws943]

I can't believe the white house lets Joe leave the front yard. He always opens his mouth and says something against their doctrine.

 

[silverspoon]

I can't believe the white house lets Joe leave the front yard. He always opens his mouth and says something against their doctrine.

Aw they plan most of this kinda stuff so they can get ideas out there with no risk to the President. If it get's out of hand the President can pretend to smack Joe down. It's all a big orchestrated act.

 

[actaeon277]

Was he advocating firing a warning shot from a shotgun?

Defense tips from a man that's NEVER had to worry about defense.

 

[actaeon277]

If you like Emily Miller, take a look here.
https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...t/275375-emily_miller_on_c_span_feb_21_a.html

 

[cwillour]

Was he advocating firing a warning shot from a shotgun?

Defense tips from a man that's NEVER had to worry about defense.

Really, I thought it was a great tip if I had a small army of security personnel just a few dozen yards away. She can fire two shots in the air from her front porch and have multiple (if not many) well-trained armed Secret Service agents at her side in mere seconds, why is that a bad idea?

No for the rest of us, different rules may apply (but isn't that always the case?)

 

[actaeon277]

Warning shots in crowded areas can be fatal for others.

 

[theweakerbrother]

It was always a big government idea.

No kidding. The cops are already in schools. He isn't saying citizen possession of firearms is a good idea. He's saying the presence of the strong arm of the statist .gov is a good idea.