re: #228 lawhawk

Every time they’ve done simulations with the so called gun experts who think more guns in the classroom will make people safer, it turns out the same way.

Lots of dead folks, and the active shooter has the drop on all of them all the time.

Only occasionally does the “good guy” with the gun even manage to get off a shot that hits the bad guy. And the good guy all too often hits other good guys.

Then in the aftermath, cops have to figure out who’s who and clear/secure the room. They would have to take extra time figuring out who’s who - leading to detaining the “good guy” while they sort everything out.

For any law enforcement who thinks this is somehow a good idea, they clearly haven’t thought any of this through.

the whole thing is based on the shooting having already started

not a word on preventing the shooting