Amazingcase for increasing gun ownership in America

Teachers and school administrators have been supporting and encouraging student walkouts in protest of “gun violence.”

I: “What are you protesting?”

Kid: “Gun violence.”

I: “Ok. No one disagrees with you. ‘Gun violence,’ an ambiguous term by which you mean gun crimes, is already prohibited by every state of these United States as either murder or brandishing or other type of criminal assault. Go back to class.”
 
What they are actually attempting to protest is the ability of anyone to possess a gun. Former Supreme Court Justice Stevens laid out a logical explanation for what the politics behind these school walkouts are really attempting to achieve: “a constitutional amendment to get rid of the Second Amendment.”

But these kids are not being taught to understand, rationalize and articulate the problem. These kids are taught that ambiguous, nonsensical terms like “gun violence” are fine to use, instead of particularizing the problem and articulating the solution, like Justice Stevens had to point out. These kids are being taught that using their bodies in protest, as opposed to using their minds in intellectual discourse, is smarter. Teachers are encouraging kids to walk out of class in lieu of studying the psychological causes of the shootings, our legal processes, and the American government.—Marina Medvin
 
Bruddah IZ said:
What they are actually attempting to protest is the ability of anyone to possess a gun. Former Supreme Court Justice Stevens laid out a logical explanation for what the politics behind these school walkouts are really attempting to achieve: “a constitutional amendment to get rid of the Second Amendment.”

But these kids are not being taught to understand, rationalize and articulate the problem. These kids are taught that ambiguous, nonsensical terms like “gun violence” are fine to use, instead of particularizing the problem and articulating the solution, like Justice Stevens had to point out. These kids are being taught that using their bodies in protest, as opposed to using their minds in intellectual discourse, is smarter. Teachers are encouraging kids to walk out of class in lieu of studying the psychological causes of the shootings, our legal processes, and the American government.—Marina Medvin
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If these kids start using their minds it will upset the liberal's starbucks cart.
 
From from now on all High School students that wish to
pay respects to the United States of America and act out
a Non Violent rebellion.....

During Breaks, Lunch and after school sing the National Anthem...!

This will cause ALL of the Liberal staff at the school immense pain
and ultimately their heads will explode.....

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Lion Eyes said:
They're just as capable of getting things wrong as CNN or MSLSD....
You're the only one who's never wrong.....
Right!
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Yes... newspapers don't always get it right. Not sure anyone is arguing that point?
The question is how they handle it when they are wrong. All ethical and responsible papers in my experience know this and make sure they post retractions and corrections when they feel appropriate.
 
tenacious said:
Yes... newspapers don't always get it right. Not sure anyone is arguing that point?
The question is how they handle it when they are wrong. All ethical and responsible papers in my experience know this and make sure they post retractions and corrections when they feel appropriate.
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That wasn't the question...go back and reread Magoo's statement.
 
Lion Eyes said:
Crying? I'm not a pc f'n wanker...pfffttt.
Find more than one post where I've used the term "fake news" ...take your time td....
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You're not a pc f'n wanker. lol...

All I'll say is it's hard to describe exactly what you are. I'll give you that old lyn eyes.
 
tenacious said:
Am I the only one who gets a chuckle when the guy who names himself Sheriff Joe, after a criminal from Arizona, let's it slip how he really see's folks who disagree with his politics?
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Let it slip? You know better than that, besides, I was giving you the benefit of the doubt with the '"not sure" thing.
Give me a little credit.
 
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