I know, very true Brice. I was saddened to learn that the CT. shooter shot out the window to get in. Our school has a lock system---- but I have no idea if the glass is bullet proof.
No chance they are going to pay for security guards at schools. They can't even afford the teachers, for hells sake.
I once found pepper spray in a trunk I had bought at a thrift store. It didn't say "pepper spray". It was big and it had a bear on it. I was trying to figure out what it was and started pressing stuff. Squirt! OMG! Thank G-d it didn't touch me but I started tearing and gagging and had to leave the apt. for over an hour just to breathe.
Note to self: do not press buttons on items you are unfamiliar with.
Agreed rivll. Yeah, it wouldn't save everyone or work in some situations but if there is a chance that it might, I'd just have no problem with it being available. Like I said, I'm a fan of pepper spray too.
When you are dealing with a lune who wants to kill you, ANY sense of security is a bit comforting even if it is false.
I know. See, we are not really so different when it comes down to the real stuff.
I picture el. who can be so outrageous at times, sitting with the kids he was describing with his heart so full, trying to reassure them.
We are not so different. :)
"Think a taser is a false sense of security. You don't bring a taser to a gun fight. A fire arm in school is a very different issue.
True the staff in a school facing someone with an automatic weapon wouldn't be helped by a taser. However, there are many situations of violence where the bad guy does get close enough to zap him. I wouldn't mind that as back up, not as a sole solution.