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By principles, it's hard to accept this and similarly oppressive measures. But the schools have to cope with the reality, which is that there is a serious probl
by Clamchop 3y ago
By principles, it's hard to accept this and similarly oppressive measures. But the schools have to cope with the reality, which is that there is a serious problem with gun violence and that they are not in a position to address it on a societal level.
There has to be a way back. Even with firearms being available and more easily in the (increasingly distant) past, there wasn't a problem to nearly this degree. What has changed? Not asking for navel gazing, there must be legitimate research in the topic by now.
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- dragonwriter 3y ago> Not asking for navel gazing, there must be legitimate research in the topic by not. Too bad federal funding for such research was banned for so long, and until so recently, because research takes time.
- akomtu 3y agoIs it really serious or is it media trying to make it look serious? Out of a million randomly selected first graders, how many are going to witness a gunman before they graduate?