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Posted by acmfmh on March 18, 2005 at 13:53:41 from (216.124.194.163):
In Reply to: Way OT- Punishment posted by David B on March 18, 2005 at 10:48:43:
I am a medical professional and a past member of the school board... so here is my opinion and some facts. Have seen personally kids with BB's and pellets lodged in their livers, skulls, extremities, etc. Eyes that have been shot through. A pellet lodged in a dead kids heart. But, "it was just a pellet or BB gun". It may not be a .22 but it can do damage or cause death. I also own many guns. But, I have sent my kids to gun safety classes and tried my best to educate them. It starts at home. As for the schools side. The board that is elected by the people, have been charged with educating and protecting your children while at school. If that is how strict the policy needs to be then support the rules or get elected to the board and change them.
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