Depends on where you put it. Have you noticed the latest plague, monkeypox? Turns out that it is "predominately, but not exclusively" in gays. Rash is often first on genitals or butthole.AIDS? blame the dingy?
I emailed the Chief of Police in Uvalde inquiring why Mr. Arredondo isn’t sitting in jail right now for gross negligence. Dude is on the tit and needs to be held accountable.Looks like our police chief was overly concerned about "outreach to the community" and helping "those in need". I smell a democrat in police clothing.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-response-shooting-join-city-counse-rcna30910
Watch, he will never be examined in the media because he is a good liberal democrat.
I suspect that firing him would be a good start. I wonder who in Uvalde would hire him now.I emailed the Chief of Police in Uvalde inquiring why Mr. Arredondo isn’t sitting in jail right now for gross negligence. Dude is on the tit and needs to be held accountable.
So do you think he’ll be able to just waltz off to the City Council like has been reported. I guess he won an election. I’m not sure he is safe in Uvalde?I suspect that firing him would be a good start. I wonder who in Uvalde would hire him now.
I doubt that City Council pays very well.So do you think he’ll be able to just waltz off to the City Council like has been reported. I guess he won an election. I’m not sure he is safe in Uvalde?
are you kidding? It pays almost as good as county commissioner....about $300,000.00 per year in kick backsI doubt that City Council pays very well.
Oh yes … community outreach. Whatever that is. Just like Barry got his start after law school as a “community organizer.”Looks like our police chief was overly concerned about "outreach to the community" and helping "those in need". I smell a democrat in police clothing.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-response-shooting-join-city-counse-rcna30910
Watch, he will never be examined in the media because he is a good liberal democrat.
Cbs morning news this morning made the ar15 out to be a war weapon for mass destruction and casualty as well as obliterating the human body. Or is this the lib's agenda?the one thing I havnt seen discussed in the AR 15 debate is....the size/weight of the bullet itself. I was in the Army during the transition to the AR15 from the M 14. To us the biggest difference was first, the AR 15 was much lighter. The next thing was at that time there was no way to fix on a bayonet.But the biggest thing to us was the size of the 20 round magazine......about 1/2 the size of the 20 round M14 magazine.....and way lighter. That let the grunts carry at least twice the ammunition. both were semi automatic, but the AR 15 could be switched to full auto....not that it was useful. Pretty hard to even get a 3 second burst out of 20 rounds.
Now 50 years later it is possible that the AR 15 has been improved some from those days.....
I surely hope them folks stand up and denounce that this piece of shit will NOT be on their council. I don't see it happening. Turd shouldn't be involved with anything involving folks well being. He should be charged with gross negligence and sent to the pen, imo. I believe the FBI won't let this go as is. If there was ever an instance of a turd being making an example of? This is it. Them folks in Uvalde deserve better.@JDCPAgolferHorn what legal ramifications would stop Uvalde citizens from doing a citizen arrest of Uvalde School District Police Chief? Seems warranted imo?
He ordered his staff to stand aside for beto to grandstand the governor. Imo.Looks like our police chief was overly concerned about "outreach to the community" and helping "those in need". I smell a democrat in police clothing.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-response-shooting-join-city-counse-rcna30910
Watch, he will never be examined in the media because he is a good liberal democrat.
Lib agenda, nothing else. 👍the one thing I havnt seen discussed in the AR 15 debate is....the size/weight of the bullet itself. I was in the Army during the transition to the AR15 from the M 14. To us the biggest difference was first, the AR 15 was much lighter. The next thing was at that time there was no way to fix on a bayonet.But the biggest thing to us was the size of the 20 round magazine......about 1/2 the size of the 20 round M14 magazine.....and way lighter. That let the grunts carry at least twice the ammunition. both were semi automatic, but the AR 15 could be switched to full auto....not that it was useful. Pretty hard to even get a 3 second burst out of 20 rounds.
Now 50 years later it is possible that the AR 15 has been improved some from those days.....
Are you allowed to conceal carry at your school? I cannot imagine the horror those teachers went thru in Uvalde. What would they have given to have been armed in that situation?I've been a teacher for 5 years and, in my opinion, these are some things that would help:
Bullet proof glass and doors everywhere
Barred vestibules at every exterior exits
Alarms that sound whenever an exterior door is left open
An easement of at least 100 yards between any road and the exterior of the building
No parking in the front of the building
Making sure that district police department officers are actively monitoring exterior cameras or walking the building
If you think that last one is already occurring, I assure you it's not. It's common knowledge that our officer takes naps in his office.
I'm conservative and I don't believe arming teachers is the answer. I also do not want my students to use their cell phones during an active shooter situation.Are you allowed to conceal carry at your school? I cannot imagine the horror those teachers went thru in Uvalde. What would they have given to have been armed in that situation?
Buy one of those AND a tazer. You ever been tazed? It sucks. And all you chuckleheads that are thinking up jokes right now-- I had it done to me during a drill.I'm conservative and I don't believe arming teachers is the answer. I also do not want my students to use their cell phones during an active shooter situation.
I am going to invest in one of these:
I’m curious to hear your reasoning about not allowing teachers no to conceal carry. From my perspective if I’m in that situation I’d sure like the opportunity to defend myself rather than just sitting there awaiting slaughter. Keep in mind, we’ve learned that if you’re in that active situation, the police may not help you, you can only help yourself. What’s that contraption in n that link? Some kind of door support/lockI'm conservative and I don't believe arming teachers is the answer. I also do not want my students to use their cell phones during an active shooter situation.
I am going to invest in one of these:
My kids school district started allowing teachers to conceal carry back in 2018. That alone makes me breath a little easier knowing that some of the teachers are armed. Not sure how they would react to a hostile situation if one would arise but just knowing that some of them are armed is enough for me to sleep a little better at night.I’m curious to hear your reasoning about not allowing teachers no to conceal carry. From my perspective if I’m in that situation I’d sure like the opportunity to defend myself rather than just sitting there awaiting slaughter. Keep in mind, we’ve learned that if you’re in that active situation, the police may not help you, you can only help yourself. What’s that contraption in n that link? Some kind of door support/lock
I’ve got a professor buddy at TX St. that tells me he’s aware of quite a few professors that carry in the classroom including himself
They implemented this in my kids school district 3 years ago and haven't had any negative impacts thus far. Nobody truly knows who is carrying and who isn't though. They have a special safe in each classroom that requires the teachers fingerprint to open the safe. It's out of sight of all students. They also have an annual training requirement that is mandatory.Trust me when I tell you, I would not want some of my coworkers carrying guns. We act as though everyone that carries a concealed hand gun is capable of making correct decisions in high pressure situations.
What happens the 1st time a mentally unstable student gets their hands on the gun of someone that is being careless.
I think having a gun for personal protection is your right; however, I am not sure that adding more guns to an active shooter situation is the best idea.
Do you know what the statistic of people who are saved by legally caring guns each Year?I agree that the border patrol agent is a hero and he saved lives. But your logical mistake is that the average person with a gun isn't trained like the BPA was and probably not even trained as well as the armed security guards that failed to stop the bastard. SImply having everyone carry may help some (I do love the stories when a citizen that carries kills the bad guy), but that is not the most effective solution.
The Supreme Court has finally decided, a few years ago, that the 2nd Amendment gives individuals the right to own guns. What they didn't decide, however, was what types of guns could be owned. We already have some limitations on guns such as fully automatic machine guns. Thus, the 2nd Amendment is not an unfettered right.
While the majority of Americans favor some limitations on weapon types and magazine sizes, the NRA and other pro gun lobbyists fight all attempts to pass laws making gun ownership a little more restrictive and laws to limit clip sizes. They make the slippery slope argument as justification.
In America, we will never get rid of guns, but as long as the NRA and other gun lobbyists prevent Congress from passing some limiting laws, the numbers of people killed will be higher than it would have been had such laws been passed. To support the gun lobbies, including the NRA, therefore is to support the policies that will lead to unnecessary of adults and children. If the deranged, such as the racist in Buffalo and this guy in Uvalde, had not been able to buy assault rifles with large clips, many less people would have died.
It is time to pass some sensible legislation.
I would add that background checks should be expanded to include social media checks.
- In 2021 gun rights lobbyists spent a total of $15.8M. SOURCE: OpenSecrets
- This is a minuscule amount compared to other industries. SOURCE: OpenSecrets
- Pharmaceuticals - $356.6M
- Electronics - $179M
- Insurance - $153
- Lobbyist are not the issue. And when the founding fathers created the second amendment they had no intent on limiting the types of fire arms that you could own. You do not sound like a crazy liberal. I thing you are more centralist from what I have read from you so I am not trying to be snarky. The NRA just does not have the power people claim it does. The back ground checks will not work either. Not because they could not work but it is who is doing the back ground checking. The government sucks at most anything it does and making a better back ground check would be no different. You can get a regular rifle and do the same thing as an AR-15. It is just the popular gun so banning those don't work either. Until you address the mental heath issue this will happen from time to time. Just how it is. I would propose we should have used the money we sent to Ukraine to fund a police program for schools. But if you read above the Government would have F'ed that up to. The Police did a shitty job here and that is a big issue what happened at the school. No easy fix I just don't think their would have been a law that would have stopped this kid and most mass shootings at schools IMO.
Yep, Uvalde is lawyering up. I'm sure they think they are being targeted by the State to be the scapegoat. Once the killer got in the building there was never going to be a good outcome but they messed up regardless.Looks like the Uvalde Govt. is circling the wagons. I guess the Uvalde ISD Police a chief assumes he’s just going to ride off into the sunset on the taxpayers tit
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...r-despite-refusing-cooperate-state-probe.html
This. I believe Fresh put out the figure it would have given each school in America something like $400k for security.
- In 2021 gun rights lobbyists spent a total of $15.8M. SOURCE: OpenSecrets
- This is a minuscule amount compared to other industries. SOURCE: OpenSecrets
- Pharmaceuticals - $356.6M
- Electronics - $179M
- Insurance - $153
- Lobbyist are not the issue. And when the founding fathers created the second amendment they had no intent on limiting the types of fire arms that you could own. You do not sound like a crazy liberal. I thing you are more centralist from what I have read from you so I am not trying to be snarky. The NRA just does not have the power people claim it does. The back ground checks will not work either. Not because they could not work but it is who is doing the back ground checking. The government sucks at most anything it does and making a better back ground check would be no different. You can get a regular rifle and do the same thing as an AR-15. It is just the popular gun so banning those don't work either. Until you address the mental heath issue this will happen from time to time. Just how it is. I would propose we should have used the money we sent to Ukraine to fund a police program for schools. But if you read above the Government would have F'ed that up to. The Police did a shitty job here and that is a big issue what happened at the school. No easy fix I just don't think their would have been a law that would have stopped this kid and most mass shootings at schools IMO.
I agree that the police response in Uvalde probably made it worse. But there is still truth to the argument that gun capacity leads to higher numbers of casualties. For eg., look at Vegas. Was it 52 people that we killed? They got to him as quickly as possible.sighhhh.....this is not the result of failure of proper gun control. It is a failure of the police to interdict as soon as possible. The shooter could have inflicted much,much carnage with just a hatchet. The problem was that those that were charged to protect and serve sat on their collective asses and allowed the shooter to continue with the slaughter when they should have entered the building and stopped it.
What I'm about to say is going to sound ridiculous to you. I acknowledge that.I agree that the police response in Uvalde probably made it worse. But there is still truth to the argument that gun capacity leads to higher numbers of casualties. For eg., look at Vegas. Was it 52 people that we killed? They got to him as quickly as possible.