For the Second Amendment Group

[Buzz Lightyear]

Thanks Swamp, looks interesting!

will have to research it a little more though!:cool:

[Orgnizdlbr]

After reading a good portion of the SC's slip decision, I'm not so sure that the court correctly decided the 2nd amendment issue as it pertains to the case in DC. The court took the easy way out.....

[IN THE SHADOWS]

Absolutely right on! The additional sad part is... if she would have gotten her weapon from her car...gone back in and double tapped the MF'R...some lawyer appointed by the state to defend the maggot probebly would have had her convicted for murder.:mad:

[Buzz Lightyear]

Can I Get a Big OORAH & Semper FI!! I love reading Storys Like This!!

imagine how low the Crime Rate would be in places like Oakland and Richmond California if people's republic of Communist Californistan had gun laws like Floridas?!

[RWD]

Maybe I will move to Florida. Hows the humidity?

RWD

[RWD]

I speak spanglish, cause I'm from Gingolandia. I hate humidity. Guess thats from living in Idaho as a kid. Maybe I'll check out Idaho's Gun laws. I packed as a kid except for school and when we went to town. (left the guns in the car at school.)

RWD

[RWD]

Check it out this way ... from the same page another way. Per 100,000 population

http://www.statemaster.com/graph/cri_mur_wit_fir-death-rate-per-100-000

RWD

[CHICAGO HAND.]

http://opencarry.org/index.html



Looks like a good site to me.

[CHICAGO HAND.]

Texas school district to let teachers carry guns Fri Aug 15, 3:32 PM ET



A Texas school district will let teachers bring guns to class this fall, the district's superintendent said on Friday, in what experts said appeared to be a first in the United States.

The board of the small rural Harrold Independent School District unanimously approved the plan and parents have not objected, said the district's superintendent, David Thweatt.

School experts backed Thweatt's claim that Harrold, a system of about 110 students 150 miles northwest of Fort Worth, may be the first to let teachers bring guns to the classroom.

Thweatt said it is a matter of safety.

"We have a lock-down situation, we have cameras, but the question we had to answer is, 'What if somebody gets in? What are we going to do?" he said. "It's just common sense."

Teachers who wish to bring guns will have to be certified to carry a concealed handgun in Texas and get crisis training and permission from school officials, he said.

Recent school shootings in the United States have prompted some calls for school officials to allow students and teachers to carry legally concealed weapons into classrooms.

The U.S. Congress once barred guns at schools nationwide, but the U.S. Supreme Court struck the law down, although state and local communities could adopt their own laws. Texas bars guns at schools without the school's permission.

(Reporting by Jim Forsyth in San Antonio; writing by Bruce Nichols in Houston, editing by Vicki Allen)

[CHICAGO HAND.]

One reason I wont vote Democratic.


http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2067293/posts