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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As an MCPS teacher, no we are not safe. My children attend MCPS school too. We are sitting ducks for the next psycho who comes to school with a gun. All they have to do is walk up to any back locked exterior door, break the glass of the window, let themselves in to the building. They would have at least 3 minutes uninterrupted access to children and staff until police arrived. No one likes to talk about this but it's 100 percent fact. I know the liberals are gonna freak out when I say this....but if we had armed security guards at school, that would make all the difference. [/quote] Armed rent a cop? Police working overtime who fall asleep w coffee and a donut. Schools aren’t prisons. Nothing to do with my politics. You want your little karla to go through the metal detector and be wanted? [/quote] I was actually going to suggest training and arming teachers but I didn't want every person on this forum to pass out. [/quote] No. I’m a teacher and I don’t want to be carrying a gun at work. I will absolutely quit. I don’t get the big deal about metal detectors. We used them in DCPS and there was no trauma around it. It’s hardly a big deal. [/quote] I'm a teacher and a registered gun owner. I would love to carry a gun at work so I could defend the children and myself. Not every teacher would need to be armed. [/quote] What happens if you are not paying attention teaching and someone grabs your gun? [/quote] If someone manages to grab the gun that is in my shoulder holster then maybe I have much bigger issues[/quote] And I'm sure no kids will be weirded out being taught by a teacher with a gun in a shoulder holster. [/quote]
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