Equal Protection of Children?

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Should we not equal­ly pro­tect our chil­dren as we also do the judges and lawyers at court hous­es?

Would it not be just as effec­tive?

Why after the first mass shoot­ing in mod­ern his­to­ry that took place at a school have we not done the right thing…

That has to be a seri­ous ques­tion…

Why do the democ­rats cry dis­arm the peo­ple?

What fool­ish notions must abound in the heads of these peo­ple?

The real ques­tion that every­one should be ask­ing at this point is Why have we not pro­tect­ed our chil­dren in the same rig­or­ous man­ner that we do our cour­t­hous­es…

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Are our children not important enough to warrant protection?

Do old men sit­ting in black robes and lawyers who put the poor and the com­mon man behind bars deserve more pro­tec­tion than our chil­dren?

When will Amer­i­ca Wake up to the fact that cour­t­hous­es are bet­ter pro­tect­ed than 99 per­cent of the rest of the nation…

When was the last time that you saw some­one show up at a court house with rifles or guns and bags of ammu­ni­tion?

Ahhh, nope can’t think of a sin­gle case where some­one showed up at the front doors of the court house with the intent of doing what was done at so many of these schools.

There have been a very few instances where a crim­i­nal did get a weapon away from a guard but again not that much dam­age with the excep­tion of a case or two where per­haps one adult may have lost their lives.

The point here is a sim­ple one. 

Crim­i­nal behav­ior is easy to pre­dict. 

They will not take on a hard­ened tar­get opt­ing rather for the soft tar­get where it is easy to access.

The truth here is that for some rea­son we as a nation are not tak­ing the threat to our chil­dren seri­ous enough to do some­thing that will stop this kind of behav­ior.

Ban­ning guns will not work. 

Ban­ning knives will not work. 

Ban­ning bad behav­ior will not work. 

The only thing that is going to be effec­tive is an armed pres­ence.

The way this last inci­dent should have end­ed was before the shoot­er became a threat to chil­dren.

When faced with this fact and know­ing that few if any armed con­flicts ever arise at the front doors of a cour­t­house you can only come to one inescapable con­clu­sion.

Giv­en the prop­er amount of secu­ri­ty we can pro­tect our chil­dren.

Fail­ure to take action is a fail­ure to pro­tect our kids…