FL Bill plans to train and arm teachers with guns.

[BigmanPigman]

Last edited Fri Mar 9, 2018, 08:33 PM - Edit history (2)

Gov Scott just signed it. How is this a good thing? As a former teacher I give this idea and bill an F- and support the walkouts and real gun control.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/nra-files-lawsuit-over-florida-gun-control-law/ar-BBK47r3?getstaticpage=true&ocid=HPCOMMDHP15

#ENOUGH WALKOUT MARCH 14th
https://www.democraticunderground.com/112412549

[Initech]

1. Fuck this shit!!!!!!

[NightWatcher]

2. So far, all of the bigger cities are opting out of that provision.

I was glad to hear that wouldn't be allowed where my kid goes.

[McCamy Taylor]

3. I predict open season on minority, special needs children.

Are they giving the teachers "throw down" weapons to plant on the bodies to protect the schools from lawsuits? What do the insurance companies have to say about their increased liability?

[mcar]

4. It's a terrible idea!

[Fred Sanders]

5. Will never be implemented because teachers will refuse...what about the rest of the LAW regarding

new waiting periods, raising age to 21, and making bump stocks illegal?

[mcar]

6. Some good moves

Scott only signed to make himself appear moderate for his Senate campaign against Bill Nelson.

[gratuitous]

7. I wonder how that will be paid for?

Also, what sort of liability insurance will everyone be carrying, just in case - and I know it'll never happen, probably - one of those Keep Our Kids Safe bullets finds its way into the body of a more or less innocent person? Or does the bill just exempt all the teachers, custodians, administrators, and mischievous kids from responsibility?

[Motley13]

8. as much as I can't stand Rick Scott, he did not want to arm teachers, but at least they did somethin

just not the most important, eliminate the weapons of war