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Celerity

(54,893 posts)
45. looks like it may be true (here is a report from the Congressional Research Service from 2022)
Wed Aug 2, 2023, 11:53 AM
Aug 2023


The report:



https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF12157

On June 25, 2022, the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act
(BSCA; P.L. 117-159) was signed into law. In addition to
provisions addressing mental health services, firearms, and
Medicare, the act requires the establishment of a Federal
Clearinghouse on School Safety Evidence-based Practices,
provides additional appropriations for several programs
authorized by the Elementary and Secondary Education Act
(ESEA), and institutes a new ESEA prohibition related to
dangerous weapons. The new clearinghouse and ESEA
provisions are discussed below. For general information
about federal programs that support school safety and
security, see CRS Report R46872, Federal Support for
School Safety and Security.

snip

New ESEA Prohibition Related to
Dangerous Weapons


Section 8526 of the ESEA includes general prohibitions on
the use of ESEA funds for specified purposes. The BSCA
adds a new prohibition to Section 8526 that states that no
ESEA funds may be used to provide anyone with a
dangerous weapon or to provide anyone with training in the
use of a dangerous weapon. The term dangerous weapon
has the meaning given to the term in 18 U.S.C. §930(g)(2):
The term “dangerous weapon” means a weapon,
device, instrument, material, or substance, animate or
inanimate, that is used for, or is readily capable of,
causing death or serious bodily injury, except that such
term does not include a pocket knife with a blade of
less than 2½ inches in length.

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sounds utterly ridiculous... I'm going with False. WarGamer Aug 2023 #1
I hope I can track down a story from a legit news source Marthe48 Aug 2023 #15
looks like it may be true (here is a report from the Congressional Research Service from 2022) Celerity Aug 2023 #45
Biden is a gentleman LeftLife Aug 2023 #2
welcome to DU gopiscrap Aug 2023 #47
Uhhhh. Because "Hunter"? -- nah, too stupid an accusation for words. Hekate Aug 2023 #3
Facebook is not a reliable news source MiniMe Aug 2023 #4
You are right JanLip Aug 2023 #48
Just remember, MAGAs always lie. emulatorloo Aug 2023 #5
Just as a matter of curiosity, how many schools have hunting programs? niyad Aug 2023 #6
Lots. 2,000 underpants Aug 2023 #9
Thank you. Had never heard of this before. niyad Aug 2023 #14
I hadn't either. I just everyone was gone the first day of deer season underpants Aug 2023 #27
I went to a number of different schools in different states, but never saw this. niyad Aug 2023 #28
Maybe not everyone underpants Aug 2023 #30
It used to amuse me that, about a week before deer season started here, niyad Aug 2023 #32
In PA, the Monday after Thanksgiving is the first day of deer season. Schools are closed. I have debm55 Aug 2023 #49
My son particpated in trap shooting while in high school Bettie Aug 2023 #44
Probably zero, although many still have rifle clubs obamanut2012 Aug 2023 #38
I didn't know schools had hunting programs, but it sounds like BS anyhow. Ocelot II Aug 2023 #7
See below underpants Aug 2023 #10
They don't, they have rifle clubs obamanut2012 Aug 2023 #40
Yes. High school hunting and archery programs. underpants Aug 2023 #8
None other than Yorktown HS in Arlington had a small range in the basement. mahatmakanejeeves Aug 2023 #11
The examiner? niyad Aug 2023 #16
It was that or Fox News or Washington Examiner underpants Aug 2023 #21
Wow, it's been nearly 50 years but I loved archery questionseverything Aug 2023 #18
I did archery in high school PE but it was never described as a hunting program. Ocelot II Aug 2023 #23
The examiner is not a reliable source. ExWhoDoesntCare Aug 2023 #33
Rifle clubs, not hunting obamanut2012 Aug 2023 #41
According to the local fishwrap, funds are beeing withheld under a BIPARTISAN niyad Aug 2023 #12
It's part of the 2022 Bipartisan Safer Communities Act TwilightZone Aug 2023 #13
Thank you Marthe48 Aug 2023 #19
Or they don't even see it as news. TwilightZone Aug 2023 #22
The Department of Education is withholding the funds. johnp3907 Aug 2023 #17
I picked that link to read Marthe48 Aug 2023 #20
It was the closest thing to an actual news site that came up. johnp3907 Aug 2023 #24
See post 25. niyad Aug 2023 #26
see post 45 Celerity Aug 2023 #46
Unfortunately, that link is the gazette, the local reichwing fishwrap. niyad Aug 2023 #25
It is like voting for a bad r or voting for a bad r :) Marthe48 Aug 2023 #29
I wish that I were not acquainted with it. But it has been amusing me lately niyad Aug 2023 #31
+1 Kaleva Aug 2023 #34
obvious bullshit is obvious Voltaire2 Aug 2023 #35
I just went on a hunt --I think context is missing ismnotwasm Aug 2023 #36
That's what I found Marthe48 Aug 2023 #37
If they don't outright lie Mad_Machine76 Aug 2023 #43
Sounds False Mad_Machine76 Aug 2023 #39
A bipartisan Safer Communities Act was passed in 2022 Marthe48 Aug 2023 #42
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