Parkland Father Claims ‘Absolute Insanity’
to Let School Officers Have AR-15s for
Classroom Defense
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 8/22/2022 6:08:01 AM
Parkland father Fred Guttenberg, an outspoken gun control proponent, claims Madison County, North Carolina’s, plan to have AR-15s for classroom defense is “absolute insanity.” Guttenberg lost his daughter, 14-year-old Jaime, in the February 14, 2018, Parkland high school attack, in which the attacker faced zero armed resistance. There have been other high-profile school shootings since Parkland in which the attackers have also had time to carry out their heinous deeds without armed resistance.
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Parkland Father Claims ‘Absolute Insanity’
to Let School Officers Have AR-15s for
Classroom Defense 20 replies
to Let School Officers Have AR-15s for
Classroom Defense 20 replies
Parkland father Fred Guttenberg, an outspoken gun control proponent, claims Madison County, North Carolina’s, plan to have AR-15s for classroom defense is “absolute insanity.”
Guttenberg lost his daughter, 14-year-old Jaime, in the February 14, 2018, Parkland high school attack, in which the attacker faced zero armed resistance.
There have been other high-profile school shootings since Parkland in which the attackers have also had time to carry out their heinous deeds without armed resistance.
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What’s insane is funding and arming 87,000 new IRS agents instead of using that money for school safety officers.