Arming South Carolina School Teachers Is Doing It Right

By Mike McDaniel

The contemporary state of “School Safety,” for most American school districts consists primarily of hiring consultants—often of dubious qualifications—to teach students and pupils to run, lock doors, hide, and as a last resort, attack armed intruders with waves of children. One Alabama middle school principal dared to expand such bold initiatives by asking students to bring 8-ounce cans of corn and peas to stockpile in classrooms. If an armed killer entered a classroom, the teacher was to issue the cans so students could pelt the killer. Presumably, the killer would agree to wait until the cans could be distributed and the students arranged into ranks, like the British at Rourke’s Drift, the better to provide successive and unrelenting volleys of canned veggies, at which point, any crazed and armed mass murderer would surely fall to the floor in a fetal position and beg for mercy.

Many “educators” go so far as to refuse to allow armed security guards or police officers in schools, arguing the mere presence of a firearm somehow disrupts a pristine learning environment, or that such weapons are somehow more dangerous than an attack by a psychopath bent …Read the Rest

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