Texas School District Will Let Teachers Carry Guns

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What’s funny you hear this cry all the time “We don’t want guns around our children.”

Like here in Texas how many Concealed Handgun License holders go to malls, movie theaters, and restaurants carrying their guns and these places are filled with kids. I know I go to these places and kids are running around all over the place.

How many handgun accidents are happening in these public places by CHL holders? This argument about accidents is just silly and unreasonable.

As with other animals, human predators go to where the prey is the easiest. This predator is going to think twice if he knows these teachers are carrying.
You mean to tell me that the CHL holders don’t just randomly shoot children? Seriously? What about when they are loud or spill their drinks. Surely they must shot them then.
 
Like here in Texas how many Concealed Handgun License holders go to malls, movie theaters, and restaurants carrying their guns and these places are filled with kids. I know I go to these places and kids are running around all over the place.

How many handgun accidents are happening in these public places by CHL holders? This argument about accidents is just silly and unreasonable.
This has been part of my argument all along. I am a CCW holder in Indiana with a lifetime permit. I am allowed to carry onto school grounds when I am transporting my child to/from school. My gun has never injured anyone. I carry in the mall, into stores, the bank and everywhere else. Indiana has hundreds of thousands of carry holders who are just as responsible as I am, with a population that has carry permits issued to more than 1 out of every 11 adults in the state! There are probably thousands of licensed carry holders who carry guns onto school grounds every day in this state, legally, when they take their kids to sporting events, pick them up from school, go to the school musical, etc.

I’ve asked about a dozen times and nobody has answered, why is this even news?

In other districts in other states faculty members are allowed to carry concealed guns, and have been able to do so for years. Can anyone show me even 1 example of an accidental discharge, a child injured, etc in any other area? No? I didn’t think so!
 
You mean to tell me that the CHL holders don’t just randomly shoot children? Seriously? What about when they are loud or spill their drinks. Surely they must shot them then.
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Well I guess if they spilled their drink on me?:hmmm:

You watch I’ll get chewed out for that even we all know it’s a joke somebody is going to get upset about it.

Why do I say that because it has happened on another thread. It was about bad service and tipping I said in Texas if we get bad service we just shoot’em. Everybody on the thread knew it was a joke but one person got upset about it.
 
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Well I guess if they spilled their drink on me?:hmmm:

You watch I’ll get chewed out for that even we all know it’s a joke somebody is going to get upset about it.

Why do I say that because it has happened on another thread. It was about bad service and tipping I said in Texas if we get bad service we just shoot’em. Everybody on the thread knew it was a joke but one person got upset about it.
I will give you a hint who will say something… He likes to talk about himself in third person.
 
What’s funny you hear this cry all the time “We don’t want guns around our children.”

**Like here in Texas how many Concealed Handgun License holders go to malls, movie theaters, and restaurants carrying their guns and these places are filled with kids. I know I go to these places and kids are running around all over the place./**SIZE]

I don’t think I’m ever visiting Texas. 😊
 
I don’t think I’m ever visiting Texas. 😊
Why? Texas actually has a low rate, per capita, of concealed carry license holders.

Massachusetts: 203,302 Concealed Handgun Permits, assuming that the Boston Globe reported correctly.

Speak of people carrying concealed handguns rates in Texas to someone in the anti-gun state of Massachusetts and I am sure that they would be viewed as examples of the dangerous wild west. So who has more concealed handgun permits per capita? Texas or Massachusetts? Texas has 22.9 million people and 247,345 permits. For Massachusetts, which has 6.4 million people, the numbers are quite high: “In Massachusetts, 203,302 residents were licensed to carry concealed weapons as of August, according to the state Criminal History Systems Board.” Texas would have to have over 726,000 permits to have the same rate of issuance.

By the way, the Brady Campaign gives Massachusetts a “B+” for its concealed carry system, but it gives Texas a “D”.
 
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What’s funny you hear this cry all the time “We don’t want guns around our children.”
**Like here in Texas how many Concealed Handgun License holders go to malls, movie theaters, and restaurants carrying their guns and these places are filled with kids. I know I go to these places and kids are running around all over the place./**SIZE]

I don’t think I’m ever visiting Texas. 😊
I’m sorry to hear that but:

I live in Killeen, Texas where we had the Luby’s Massacre:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Hennard

Because of some very stupid laws a mad-dog predator who knew it was against the law to carry a gun murdered a lot of good people.

I don’t know where you live but you’re safer around trained armed law abiding citizens then you are by armed criminals and wacko’s like that mad dog that murdered all those good people.

We Texans are much safer now since the passing of our CHL laws.
 
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I’m sorry to hear that but:
I live in Killeen, Texas where we had the Luby’s Massacre:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Hennard

Because of some very stupid laws a mad-dog predator who knew it was against the law to carry a gun murdered a lot of good people.

I don’t know where you live but you’re safer around trained armed law abiding citizens then you are by armed criminals and wacko’s like that mad dog that murdered all those good people.

We Texans are much safer now since the passing of our CHL laws.
hey wait…what are you replying to? I didn’t say that in bold…you did. lol:p
 
I don’t think I’m ever visiting Texas.
Don’t let some of these guys mislead you. Texas is mostly made up of good people who never commit mass murder, or carry concealed weapons out of paranoid fear. Roughly 25 million people in Texas, with less than 250,000 CHL licensees, and many of them have legitimate professional or other reasons to carry them.

It’s not a bunch of armed loonies here. The murder rate is a lot higher in Texas than in most states, but not as bad as you might expect from these news stories.
 
or carry concealed weapons out of paranoid fear.
I don’t know anyone who has a CCW permit who carries out of fear.

That is simply another false generalization that you’ve made in this thread . . . and its a long list of falsehoods that is apparently getting longer.
 
Don’t let some of these guys mislead you. Texas is mostly made up of good people who never commit mass murder, or carry concealed weapons out of paranoid fear. Roughly 25 million people in Texas, with less than 250,000 CHL licensees, and many of them have legitimate professional or other reasons to carry them.

It’s not a bunch of armed loonies here. The murder rate is a lot higher in Texas than in most states, but not as bad as you might expect from these news stories.
lol–armed loonies. that struck me funny.
My dh has been on business trips in a past job to Houston, and loved loved loved it. He said if we weren’t moving to Florida last year, he would have opted for Texas.

He always sings that silly song…all of my ex’s are in Texas. :rolleyes:
 
Really I didn’t know this? Do you have some stats on that?
Texas has a murder rate of 5.9 per 100,000. The national average is 5.7 based on 2006 data. It should also be noted that the Texas murder rate is down from previous years, while the national average rose from 5.5 to 5.6 to 5.7 between 2004 and 2006.

For reference, Florida is 6.2 (again using 2006 data)
 
Texas has a murder rate of 5.9 per 100,000. The national average is 5.7 based on 2006 data. It should also be noted that the Texas murder rate is down from previous years, while the national average rose from 5.5 to 5.6 to 5.7 between 2004 and 2006.
For reference, Florida is 6.2 (again using 2006 data)
The concealed carry laws in this country need to be expanded. In states that have a must issue law, crimes against the person have dropped dramatically. If you create an uncertainty in the mind of a thug, he may have second thoughts about picking you as a target, or he may just think twice about the possibility of getting shot. “An armed society is a polite society.” And until the arrival of the millenium, that’s the best that we can hope for. In the Luby’s and Columbine cases, one or two armed persons could have made a difference. Someone could have fought back, instead of being butchered like cows.
 
The concealed carry laws in this country need to be expanded. In states that have a must issue law, crimes against the person have dropped dramatically. If you create an uncertainty in the mind of a thug, he may have second thoughts about picking you as a target, or he may just think twice about the possibility of getting shot. “An armed society is a polite society.” And until the arrival of the millenium, that’s the best that we can hope for. In the Luby’s and Columbine cases, one or two armed persons could have made a difference. Someone could have fought back, instead of being butchered like cows.
You’re so right!

I tell ya as one combat brother to another. I do not understand why people don’t understand what you posted? Why they don’t get it, is beyond me.:banghead:
 
You’re so right!

I tell ya as one combat brother to another. I do not understand why people don’t understand what you posted? Why they don’t get it, is beyond me.:banghead:
Because they have been brainwashed by the liberal establishment media to believe that the “government” will protect them against any and all danger. They are shocked to find out that the police have NO obligation to protect them. The police make out the incident report when it’s all over. Very seldom do they ever “prevent” crimes against the person, they cannot be everywhere at once. Unless a thug is extraordinarily stupid, they will seldom commit a crime such as assault in the presence of a police officer. That leaves…just you.
 
Actually, the national murder rate, which dropped significantly in the 90s, has been pretty much flat for about 8 years. Texas was higher than average all but one of those years, in which it was the same as the national average.

deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?did=169

The site demonstrates that there is a large disparity in murders between death penalty states and states that execute murderers. While murder rates are much lower in states without a death penalty, that correlation does not necessarily mean that the death penalty causes murders to rise. It is possible that states where life is not valued as highly as other states, would have both more murders, and be more inclined to kill prisoners.

Sort of a chicken-or-the-egg question.
 
lol–armed loonies. that struck me funny.
My dh has been on business trips in a past job to Houston, and loved loved loved it. He said if we weren’t moving to Florida last year, he would have opted for Texas.
Yeah, it’s a good place to live. If he loved Houston, he would be madly in love with the rest of the state. Houston is pretty much as bad as it gets.

San Antonio is pretty close to perfection in a lot of ways. Dallas is a bit plastic, but there are splendid places to be found in the older areas, if you know where to look.

And El Paso is a world unto itself. All great places.
 
I don’t know anyone who has a CCW permit who carries out of fear.
Funny, someone here said that he carried a gun so he wouldn’t be scared.

Who was it who said that…?
 
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