The Florida Senate passed legislation on Monday that will allow teachers to be armed to shoot back if their classroom comes under attack.
WJCT reported that the legislation, SB 7030, passed by a vote of 22-17. Every Democrat in the Senate voted against giving the teachers the option to be armed. Sen. Anitere Flores (R-Miami) joined the Democrats.
SB 7030 does not require that teachers be armed. Rather, it expands the state’s “Guardian” program to give teachers who wish to be armed the opportunity to pursue the training and credentials necessary to do so.
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A look at what is happening in Venezuela today is why our founding fathers wanted our citizens to be armed.
ReplyDeleteShouldn't need a BILL to carry. Why do you think it's in OUR CONSTITUTION?? NOW if we can get these FOOLS TO TEACH. MAYBE these kids wouldn't THINK about shooting up a school.
ReplyDeleteSO when a teacher is overpowered by a student or terrorist , who will be liable and sued . Foolish
ReplyDeleteYou are the foolish one
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