Gun store opening next door to Franklin Sherman Elementary in Mclean

[Anonymous]

And if this was an elementary school, would you argue that it's a damn shame that all the teachers don't come with weapons and wouldn't it be convenient for them to just buy one on the way to work? Come on. just stop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And if this was an elementary school, would you argue that it's a damn shame that all the teachers don't come with weapons and wouldn't it be convenient for them to just buy one on the way to work? Come on. just stop.

Shut the fu*k up with your craziness.

Weren't you ever a scout who learned to "be prepared"?
I guess not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And if this was an elementary school, would you argue that it's a damn shame that all the teachers don't come with weapons and wouldn't it be convenient for them to just buy one on the way to work? Come on. just stop.

Shut the fu*k up with your craziness.

Weren't you ever a scout who learned to "be prepared"?
I guess not.

sigh. the internet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And if this was an elementary school, would you argue that it's a damn shame that all the teachers don't come with weapons and wouldn't it be convenient for them to just buy one on the way to work? Come on. just stop.

Shut the fu*k up with your craziness.

Weren't you ever a scout who learned to "be prepared"?
I guess not.

sigh. the internet.

Do you prepare for anything unexpected?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And if this was an elementary school, would you argue that it's a damn shame that all the teachers don't come with weapons and wouldn't it be convenient for them to just buy one on the way to work? Come on. just stop.

Shut the fu*k up with your craziness.

Weren't you ever a scout who learned to "be prepared"?
I guess not.

sigh. the internet.

Do you prepare for anything unexpected?

the internet is not unexpected and it is living up to expectations on this thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And if this was an elementary school, would you argue that it's a damn shame that all the teachers don't come with weapons and wouldn't it be convenient for them to just buy one on the way to work? Come on. just stop.

Shut the fu*k up with your craziness.

Weren't you ever a scout who learned to "be prepared"?
I guess not.

sigh. the internet.

Do you prepare for anything unexpected?

the internet is not unexpected and it is living up to expectations on this thread.

Do you prepare for anything unexpected?

[Anonymous]

I was on the fence about this discussion, but after the senseless shooting today, I've made up my mind. The gun shop should be a minimum of 1 mile from any school. I picked 1 mile arbitrarily. But if a kid can shoot a bunch of kids, we should make it very difficult for any kid to have access to guns.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was on the fence about this discussion, but after the senseless shooting today, I've made up my mind. The gun shop should be a minimum of 1 mile from any school. I picked 1 mile arbitrarily. But if a kid can shoot a bunch of kids, we should make it very difficult for any kid to have access to guns.

1. What would the one mile do or prevent?
2. And are you on board for the same rule for banks (actual places of crime) and alcohol/beer stores which cause drunk driving killings?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was on the fence about this discussion, but after the senseless shooting today, I've made up my mind. The gun shop should be a minimum of 1 mile from any school. I picked 1 mile arbitrarily. But if a kid can shoot a bunch of kids, we should make it very difficult for any kid to have access to guns.

1. What would the one mile do or prevent?
2. And are you on board for the same rule for banks (actual places of crime) and alcohol/beer stores which cause drunk driving killings?

This would be a good day for right-wing whack jobs to STFU.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was on the fence about this discussion, but after the senseless shooting today, I've made up my mind. The gun shop should be a minimum of 1 mile from any school. I picked 1 mile arbitrarily. But if a kid can shoot a bunch of kids, we should make it very difficult for any kid to have access to guns.

1. What would the one mile do or prevent?
2. And are you on board for the same rule for banks (actual places of crime) and alcohol/beer stores which cause drunk driving killings?

This would be a good day for right-wing whack jobs to STFU.

Truly grotesque watching them use a gun massacre as a reason for more guns. Losing faith in humanity....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was on the fence about this discussion, but after the senseless shooting today, I've made up my mind. The gun shop should be a minimum of 1 mile from any school. I picked 1 mile arbitrarily. But if a kid can shoot a bunch of kids, we should make it very difficult for any kid to have access to guns.

glad you decided but really

in just 2015, we’ve had 274 days and 294 mass shootings

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonkblog/wp/2015/10/01/2015-274-days-294-mass-shootings-hundreds-dead/

[Anonymous]

and lets remember our dear Barbara Comstock

another NRA lover.

who is supporting the gun store

who voted to close the government as another spineless politician

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was on the fence about this discussion, but after the senseless shooting today, I've made up my mind. The gun shop should be a minimum of 1 mile from any school. I picked 1 mile arbitrarily. But if a kid can shoot a bunch of kids, we should make it very difficult for any kid to have access to guns.

1. What would the one mile do or prevent?
2. And are you on board for the same rule for banks (actual places of crime) and alcohol/beer stores which cause drunk driving killings?

What is your obsession with banks? Bank robberies are dangerous because the robbers have guns. Are you starting to see a pattern here?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:and lets remember our dear Barbara Comstock

another NRA lover.

who is supporting the gun store

who voted to close the government as another spineless politician

It was interesting to see the local Democrats who did not hesitate to condemn the gun store's location near the school: Foust, Murphy, Favola, Sullivan, Simon, Strauss, McElveen, while the Republicans were silent or did their usual "no bad guns, just bad people" number. And this was before Oregon.

[Anonymous]

This store has to go. Gun stores need to be in a remote area. Getting a gun should require an extensive background check as the one required for getting a job in law enforcement. Guns have one function and one function only, to kill. People trusted to own guns should be ones who can get security clearances.