This would "get me out of my chair" if it were one of my kids
http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Read.aspx?ID=3975
http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Read.aspx?ID=3975
No tolerance????
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Richracer1
Handloader
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Yeah I saw that too. What a load of crap. You want to talk about zero tolerance, I have absolutley no tolerance for those kind of people. Unfortunately, some of those SOBs are making our laws.
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Too many clueless liberals in this world today.
JD338
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Idiots!
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JD338 wrote
+1 on clueless
There was a case similar to that one here in Oregon a couple of years ago.
I kid was not allowed to bring "sportsman" (Feild and Stream, Outdoor Life, Guns and Ammo, ect) magazines to school because they had pictures of GUNS :shock: .
As I recall his parents sent him back to school wearing a pro gun T-shirt with an NRA logo on it. The phrase was similar to the classic " you can have my gun when you pry it from my cold dead fingers".
He was suspended.
Another kid in high school was forced to remove a picture of his brother standing with his fellow servicemen in Iraq. They were dressed in full military gear and were holding their rifles while smiling.
The picture was posted inside his locker door.
He also faced suspensoin for non compliance.
I would hate to see all the books in the libraries removed for mentioning guns or any act of violence.
Romeo and Juliet would be the first on my list to go. :lol:
+1 on clueless
There was a case similar to that one here in Oregon a couple of years ago.
I kid was not allowed to bring "sportsman" (Feild and Stream, Outdoor Life, Guns and Ammo, ect) magazines to school because they had pictures of GUNS :shock: .
As I recall his parents sent him back to school wearing a pro gun T-shirt with an NRA logo on it. The phrase was similar to the classic " you can have my gun when you pry it from my cold dead fingers".
He was suspended.
Another kid in high school was forced to remove a picture of his brother standing with his fellow servicemen in Iraq. They were dressed in full military gear and were holding their rifles while smiling.
The picture was posted inside his locker door.
He also faced suspensoin for non compliance.
I would hate to see all the books in the libraries removed for mentioning guns or any act of violence.
Romeo and Juliet would be the first on my list to go. :lol:
