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northzax Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Oct-08-07 01:19 PM
Response to Reply #74
84. no, but why does she have the right to put others at risk
especially children who cannot consent to being put at that risk, because it won't inconvenience her?

I would be willing to accept this, potentially, if she agreed to keep the weapon on her person at all times. not in a bag, but in a holster on her body, at all times, and accepted legal and financial responsiblity, through added insurance, should her gun be used, by anyone, to injure a student.
she wants to pack heat, let her pack heat. if it's 90 degrees, she still better be wearing a sweater or jacket to keep the gun concealed, it's not safe in a bag or her desk. on her person, at all times.
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