Gun Control & RKBA
Related: About this forumOhio School District Approves Teachers Carrying Guns
The school board said that they had to get rid of gun free zones in order to protect the children.
[link:http://helpthesheeple.com/2013/07/10/ohio-school-board-says-we-have-to-get-rid-of-gun-free-zones-and-allows-teachers-to-carry/|
http://helpthesheeple.com/2013/07/10/ohio-school-board-says-we-have-to-get-rid-of-gun-free-zones-and-allows-teachers-to-carry/]
[link:http://www.timesreporter.com/newsnow/x624126994/Newcomerstown-to-allow-guns-on-school-property#axzz2YfoMrdvl|
http://www.timesreporter.com/newsnow/x624126994/Newcomerstown-to-allow-guns-on-school-property#axzz2YfoMrdvl]
One school employee is already qualified.
It's good to see more and more jurisdictions take action to protect our children, instead of leaving them defenseless.
bowens43
(16,064 posts)Where do they get these idiots. Only a complete idiot believes the answer to gun violence is more guns
ExCop-LawStudent
(147 posts)Where do they get these idiots. Only a complete idiot believes the answer to gun violence is more fewer guns in the hands of good people.
There. Fixed it for you.
rl6214
(8,142 posts)While you wait for cops to arrive with their guns.
EC
(12,287 posts)with no protection of their liabilities, too.
ExCop-LawStudent
(147 posts)There are plenty of companies that will write a policy for that. You're just hearing about a few that won't.
EC
(12,287 posts)the underwriters in every company pretty much agreed about risks. One or two might put a really, really high premium out there though. I doubt the state will like the costs.
mokawanis
(4,455 posts)They aren't raising the rates, they're refusing to provide coverage.
from the article:
Des Moines-based EMC Insurance, which covers 85 to 90 percent of Kansas school districts, has a longstanding policy of denying coverage to schools that arm employees, and they seem unlikely to change it to accommodate Kansas new law. Two smaller insurance firms that cover the remaining 10 percent of Kansas schools are also adopting the same policy. Insurers say the risk of giving guns to anyone but law enforcement in a building full of children would make a schools coverage much more expensive.
gejohnston
(17,502 posts)ExCop-LawStudent
(147 posts)I also find it humorous that the insurance company that stated that they would not insure them is now scrambling to change its position. It seems that they realize that their marketplace position of 80-90% is going to go away fast. They have already offered exceptions to three community colleges, in a failed effort to keep their clients.
ExCop-LawStudent
(147 posts)does not extend to the rest of the carriers in 49 other states.
A Texas district has had coverage since 2008, without an issue over weapons on campus.
Starboard Tack
(11,181 posts)jmg257
(11,996 posts)Here to help educate the Sheeple before the slaughter
Very nice!
premium
(3,731 posts)judging by the comments made by the posters here, then it must be a good thing.
ExCop-LawStudent
(147 posts)But it is appropriate.
CreekDog
(46,192 posts)Robb
(39,665 posts)jimmy the one
(2,708 posts)ref ecls: Posting Privileges Revoked
RW gun troll posting directly from Free Republic
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Oh good grief, I've been conversing with a malicious intruder.
An armed malicious intruder with guns & assault rifles & supermags.
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gejohnston
(17,502 posts)we know he isn't an IT guy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_address_spoofing
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