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thebcman 5 months ago
Prayers to the families of these brave men.
My my, LJW .. putting the iron clamp on the comment section, eh? Censorship is bad. Let the people speak!
TheSychophant 5 months ago
Dolph Simons wants to protect his buddy, former Secretary of Education William Bennett, as well as his other buddies who pimp for the NRA.
Ironically, earlier today Bennett stated: "I'm not so sure I wouldn't want one person in a school armed, ready for this kind of thing."
Two armed and trained police officers--one with eight years of experience-and proceeding with due caution while investigating a suspicious individual, were unable to protect their own lives. Yet Bennett thinks a solitary security guard with a gun, or an armed principal, can protect an entire school of young children.
Unreconstituted absurdity!
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