St Louis - Muskets Thread (USA civil unrest)

[Isyel]

Actually try a kale smoothie before you call me edgy

You sound like a 16 year old edgelord with the perfect solution M8. :P

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[smuggo]

Actually try a kale smoothie before you call me edgy

It's also super bad for your thyroid.

[Malcanis]

Actually try a kale smoothie before you call me edgy

You sound like a 16 year old edgelord with the perfect solution M8. :P

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Thankfully, I don't have to defend myself because you don't have a gun.

[Nordstern]

The FBI has been busy liberating hostages...

...from life!

[Shiodome]

ffs, russia is influencing the FBI now too? when will it end?

[thebomby]

It will end with cheeki breeki, suka blyat!

[Approaching Walrus]

The FBI has been busy liberating hostages...

...from life!

you're better off calling the mafia than the police

[XenosisMk4]

Ash main probably rushed and abused her 3speed5u smh

[Approaching Walrus]

Dystopian shithole scenes intensify

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-42804741

The three-day "Faster" training courses - funded by the Ohio-based Buckeye Firearms Foundation - include a day of "mindset development" - which involves preparing teachers for the possibility that they will have to shoot dead one of their own students.

[erichkknaar]

Dystopian shithole scenes intensify

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-42804741

The three-day "Faster" training courses - funded by the Ohio-based Buckeye Firearms Foundation - include a day of "mindset development" - which involves preparing teachers for the possibility that they will have to shoot dead one of their own students.

A small price to pay for an armed proletariat. Now we just have to get them to help themselves.

[Malcanis]

I've seen people raise concerns at the idea of having teachers trained to shoot students, but the counter to that is so obvious and easily achieved that it's hardly worth mentioning.

[Joe Appleby]

I've seen people raise concerns at the idea of having teachers trained to shoot students, but the counter to that is so obvious and easily achieved that it's hardly worth mentioning.

Please do counter that, because as a teacher I can't think of anything I want less than being armed at school.

[RazoR]

inb4 teacher shooting sprees

[Approaching Walrus]

small price to pay for the FREEDOM to bear arms somthing u COMMIE EUROS wouldnt uunderstand

[Sparq]

Totally fucking America, though: got more guns than people? THE ANSWER TO ANY PROBLEM IS OBVIOUSLY MORE GUNS.

[thebomby]

I've seen people raise concerns at the idea of having teachers trained to shoot students, but the counter to that is so obvious and easily achieved that it's hardly worth mentioning.

But the students will have kevlar backpacks and pink Glocks, no?

[Frug]

I've seen people raise concerns at the idea of having teachers trained to shoot students, but the counter to that is so obvious and easily achieved that it's hardly worth mentioning.

But the students will have kevlar backpacks and pink Glocks, no?

The patriarchy has made pink glocks more expensive. Everyone gets blue glocks.

[Spartan Dax]

I've seen people raise concerns at the idea of having teachers trained to shoot students, but the counter to that is so obvious and easily achieved that it's hardly worth mentioning.

Please do counter that, because as a teacher I can't think of anything I want less than being armed at school.

Malcanis means that you shoot the teacher first.

Old Eve players and all that.

[Joe Appleby]

I've seen people raise concerns at the idea of having teachers trained to shoot students, but the counter to that is so obvious and easily achieved that it's hardly worth mentioning.

Please do counter that, because as a teacher I can't think of anything I want less than being armed at school.

Malcanis means that you shoot the teacher first.

Old Eve players and all that.

Nah, I really want to know how arming teachers is going to help.

Little anecdotal tidbit about teachers I've met: those teachers in the US I had old enough to have to take the option went to college to avoid going to Vietnam. In Germany we had conscription until recently and you could pick working in civil service (for example driving ambulances, working in hospitals, elder care etc) instead of serving the military if you were a conscientious objector. Most teacher's I've met that had that option (didn't really exist in the GDR, West-Berlin was exempt from the draft) didn't serve in the Bundeswehr.

So I'd say most teachers aren't too keen on getting armed.

I also see a different problem: school shootings are still very rare. Not rare is standing with your back to students while defusing an argument during recess. And during these situations you're surrounded by students all involved in the incident. I am rather concerned that a teacher may get his gun taken away. Also I can easily imagine a student saying to another "I dare you to take the teacher's gun off him." Worse yet, I absolutely know which of my students would say that and who would be stupid enough to try.

[Keckers]

There are lots of police who don't want to armed, nevermind trying to convince teachers to carry a gun.