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Original: 7/9/2007 3:59 PM
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Monday, July 09, 2007

Virginia Tech Recap

 

I don't know if this offends you, but it is rather sad when dangerous left leaning principles are applied . . .

The memory of Viriginia Tech is fresh in the mind of many people and the horror of the school shooting led to questions about law enforcement response...

And if that was not enough to make you upset, think about how some left-wing extremists who wants to disarm and take away the weapons of Cops on campus!

People are outraged that cops should have done more and done things more quickly in the tragedy, but what if they didn't have guns?

And unlike the left-wing bloggers who fight imaginery ghosts and use vague but emotional trigger descriptions of their opponents, I am not shy in naming names for the case of a school near me, at Pasadena City College.  (UCLA actually has plans in the house of a tactical (SWAT) response in such a case, which is why I'm not focusing on it) 

How many others might be like those at PCC? I suggest you do some research for your local schools and ask about their policy with cops (to have guns or not?) and the position of the policy makers. Lawmakers need to be held accountable by those within their community. And we need to rememer the names of these out-of-touch self-righteous, politco-careerist administrators who live off people's tax money in the legalized Cartel with high-inflated pay, year after year, and self-helping salary system that is called the public education adminstrative system, especially if they have ambitions to run for elected office.

QUOTE #1="We are a college and learning environment, and the presence of guns on campus might make it difficult to maintain that environment." -- Dave Douglass

But what about people like Cho would decided to bring a gun and not only upset your postmodern conception of the idealized ascethics of your fairy tale fantasy world of perfection namely a university or college?

It's kind of hard to maintain that environment huh, if you don't have the power to maintain or at least respond to those who disrupt that environment. Perhaps, in maintaining that learning enviornment, Dave Douglass and cohorts like him should try to sit down with school shooters, play Socrates and ''reason'' with them; about how Plato's Repulic argues that the first virtue should be justice and give a valid deductive syllogism that logically compels him to drop the gun. I'm afraid you won't be able to do that, nor would you have time to deliver your prepared speech on right civic action citing Cicero's On Duties in crazy-karate chop MLA form footnotes that would impress those in peer review journals, but you would be powerless once that gunmen walks through the door.

QUOTE #2=Dr. James Kossler, PCC president, said, "I'm opposed to it. Even though it is an open campus, we still have a lower crime rate than the area outside of campus. Allowing even one gun on campus is one too many. It's an accident waiting to happen."

Why do guys at times, with their doctorate degrees sometimes treat the hardworking class, act like they are bunch of kids? Its almost as if he's saying to the police, "Bad boy! Don't touch those guns!" "Allowing even one gun on campus is one too many. It's an accident waiting to happen." Dr. Kossler, having earned five degrees (I am impressed at the renissance man that he is), I wonder if he can identify what a slippery slope fallacy is?

Speaking about accidents, think about the 'accident' when some salvage gunmen hit a school that doesn't have any on-location ability to respond? Think about how many more people would be killed because of this. It would'nt be considered an 'accident': It's called negligence.

QUOTE #3= "The board of trustees has been consistently opposed to campus police officers carrying firearms and many attribute the boards' decision to Jack Scott, current democratic senator and former PCC president. He made it his personal campaign during his time as president to keep the campus police from carrying guns on campus."

It's sad to see left-wing yes men. I wonder if they would still oppose campus police officers having firearms even after the Virginia Tech affair. If Jack Scott wonders why, let them be reminded by these pictures:

QED.

http://www.pcc-courieronline.com/101206/news/guns.html

 

 Posted 7/9/2007 3:59 PM - 2 views - 9 comments

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Oh my goodness.   So how do they propose that the campus police deal with an armed person?  And furthermore, the guy at Virginia Tech was (sadly) mentally ill.  I don't think he'd be listening to too much reason. 

Great post. 

Posted 7/9/2007 4:25 PM by Marsillius - reply

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sometimes I wish things were not all just shades of gray. :/
Posted 7/9/2007 8:08 PM by YeEkAy_da_PK - reply

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My answer to the left and their concern of guns on campus is not to take away the guns from the officers but pay enough to hire well then Train them well on when and how to use deadly force .  Then have coopertive training with local and state police and review the training and preformance of the police you hire on a regular time period . I happy to find you can post Jimmy !

God bless you brother !

Barry 

Posted 7/10/2007 12:24 AM by Barrygw Xanga True Member Xanga Lifetime Member - reply

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The officers are already trained...I say arm them with uzi's...you can pick the killers off faster and get back to normal life. Just kidding...but what this Douglass person is saying is just as rediculous. "One gun is one to many." Well, "one life is one too many," also. Which would you choose? I'd choose the guns on campus vs. someone dying.
Posted 7/10/2007 4:35 AM by triciaplumley Xanga True Member Xanga Premium Member - reply

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The answer is not less power, because power can not be removed equally. If we could remove all guns from the world that might possibly be worth it. But we can not. The only people we can remove guns from are the good guys, and they are also the only people whose guns we do not need to take away. The answer is in training, in a few warriors who can stand up to face down the bad guys when they rise up. They must be well trained, but they must above all be there.
Posted 7/10/2007 4:37 AM by P_Obrien Xanga True Member - reply

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Easy for them to say, but wait until their philosophy fails and they are impacted by losses because of their lack of forethought. I think our country is forgetting how hard-fought freedom is. It comes with a price.

Heather

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hey jim how is summer going
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People like that make me so mad. They aren't even capable of common sense. If someone wants to shoot up a campus, they are going to do it whether gun are illegal or not. They don't care about laws. Cops should have guns. I am even in favor of allowing students with legal permits to carry concealed weapons. Texas has considered it.
Posted 7/11/2007 6:51 AM by SingingMom Xanga True Member Xanga Premium Member - reply

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“Knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh patience.” James 1:3

A man had a grandfather’s clock. One day he felt sorry for the grandfather’s clock because it had a weight on it, and that weight was always pulling on the clock. The man said, “Oh, Mr. Clock, you’ve held this weight so long; I’m going to remove it and let you rest.” The clock protested, saying, “Don’t take that weight from me. That’s what keeps me going.” In the same way, the trials and tests of life are there for your endurance. They’re to keep you going, keep you trusting, keep you praying, and keep you depending upon God.

be thankful for their trials

In His love and hope ,

Barry

Posted 7/13/2007 3:24 PM by Barrygw Xanga True Member Xanga Lifetime Member - reply


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