Posted by ericlb on April 21, 2010 at 08:12:32 from (12.189.32.36):
In Reply to: School safty posted by DeltaRed on April 20, 2010 at 21:08:35:
the problem with schools is multi fronted, the government has taken the teachers control away from them, ie; when i was in school, all teachers kept the 2 foot long wooden paddle in the lower desk drawer, all you had to do to see it was create a disturbance in the classroom, and you got to get up close and personal with it, as well as got a second set of swats from our parents when we got home for the same offence, now they cant to that, some teachers are not cabable of controling their classrooms, now either, students know the new rules give them free choise to do whatever they want to do with no recourse for wrong behavior, kids today have as much responsibility, and common sence, as a drunk billy goat, so its up to parents to keep the guns away from them, in my day , nothing was thought of ranch or farm pickups with guns in the back windows sitting in the parking lot, these guns were needed in case the kid needed to shoot a coyote or other varmit on the way back home, they were not taken out of the truck during school hours nor were there any thoughts to my knowledge of doing so, and it was only the actual farm or ranch kids that did this, having been taught gun safety while still wearing short pants, not the city kids,
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