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[bambu.]

Do schools in Australia have armed guards?

No...as far as I know.
Assault rifles are banned in society...handguns are banned in society...bolt action rifles are mostly in rural areas, on farms. Farmers in general are not into massacres in schools.
On the rare occasions there have been rural shootings other than "domestics", the victims have been cops, and govt officials involved in policing land clearing etc.

[FlyingVProd]

Here is an idea that I just sent to Mayor Bass...

Los Angeles is so beautiful, with so much to offer, it is so sad that we have people who are out there on the streets homeless who do not get to experience the magic of Los Angeles.

As the homeless people are put into housing, then there needs to be day trips for the people, they need buses for the homeless people where they can all take day trips after they get into housing and after they get cleaned up, and the people can go visit the many great destinations in Los Angeles. They can do it every Saturday, or whatever.

The same way that the school kids have field trips, then there needs to be day trips for the formerly homeless people as they are helped, and the people can visit the many great destinations in Los Angeles.

Salute,

Tony V.

[FlyingVProd]

I had a friend who owned and operated a Board and Care Home for formerly homeless people who were mentally ill, Her whole family worked at their Board and Care Home that they owned, and they used to charter a bus and take the people from the Board and Care Home to Las Vegas for a weekend in Vegas. That kind of stuff is great for people.

Los Angeles does not need to do expensive stuff like a trip to Vegas for the weekend, but instead they can just do cool little day trips every Saturday for the formerly homeless people, to Olvera Street, and to museums, etc, etc, etc, to the beach, to the Griffith Park Observatory, etc, etc, etc.

Salute,

Tony V.

[FlyingVProd]

I would love to own this apartment complex where I live, I would rent out all of the apartments to Film Students from Chapman Film School, and we could shoot films here, and we could write movies and television shows, and we have a swimming pool and barbecue grills, etc. I think we have around 70 apartments here.

There was an apartment complex by Oki Dog in L.A. where a bunch of Punk Rockers lived, and the complex was a famous hangout for Punk Rockers. The same thing could be done here in the OC for Film Makers and for people from the Film Industry.

Where Suzanne Pleshette lived, at Empire West, her whole building was full of people from the Entertainment Industry, and the same thing could happen here in the OC for Film Students, etc.

Salute,

Tony V.

[Espnthree]

Inevitably Whoopi Goldberg would run her mouth and make a bad situation worse.

And so it went today when she called for a ban on the AR-15 rifle after the deadly school shootings in Nashville.


Let us start with this, let us start with this. The AR-15-style rifle needs to go, period. Period, Goldberg said during their discussion following the Nashville shooting.
You cannot hunt with it. There is nothing left after you shot it. We all know what it does. Until that conversation can be had, nothing is going to happen, that is the issue.

[/i] Well.
First, the Nashville shooter did not use an AR 15

https://www.breitbart.com/2nd-amendment/2023/03/29/surveillance-footage-shows-nashville-shooter-used-a-carbine-which-fires-pistol-rounds-not-an-ar-15/

Second, a Washington Post survey this week asked AR 15 owners why they bought the popular gun that is owned by 16 million Americans.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2023/03/27/ar-15-facts-what-we-learned/

A conversation should proceed but dwell on facts, not opinions that were not well researched.

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[LarryB!]

Inevitably Whoopi Goldberg would run her mouth and make a bad situation worse.

And so it went today when she called for a ban on the AR-15 rifle after the deadly school shootings in Nashville.


Let us start with this, let us start with this. The AR-15-style rifle needs to go, period. Period, Goldberg said during their discussion following the Nashville shooting.
You cannot hunt with it. There is nothing left after you shot it. We all know what it does. Until that conversation can be had, nothing is going to happen, that is the issue.

[/i] Well.
First, the Nashville shooter did not use an AR 15

https://www.breitbart.com/2nd-amendment/2023/03/29/surveillance-footage-shows-nashville-shooter-used-a-carbine-which-fires-pistol-rounds-not-an-ar-15/

Second, a Washington Post survey this week asked AR 15 owners why they bought the popular gun that is owned by 16 million Americans.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2023/03/27/ar-15-facts-what-we-learned/

A conversation should proceed but dwell on facts, not opinions that were not well researched.

[url]

You realize none that means shit, right?

[Oilcandide]

Mammoth balls.

https://www.npr.org/2023/03/28/1166654383/mammoth-meatball-extinct-cultivated-meat

[FlyingVProd]

I had a friend who gave her son an apartment complex in Hollywood for his 18th Birthday. Her only command to him was that he donate 10% of the money to charity. She spent her whole life helping the homeless and helping people, and she wanted for her son to learn the joy of doing service and of doing charity as well.

Salute,

Tony V.

[Oilcandide]

A conversation should proceed but dwell on facts, not opinions that were not well researched.

You mean facts like this, from the WaPo piece you linked (which I actually read)?

The AR15s mechanics, which allow shooters to easily fire bullets at a high velocity in rapid succession, make the weapon lethal and destructive. When the bullets penetrate the body, they create a blast effect that blows up organs and pulverizes bones. The weapon s power magnifies the impact of gun violence, both because of the number of victims and, for survivors, the longlasting effects on physical and mental health. In Sutherland Springs, Tex., where more than two dozen people were killed during an eight minute rampage in 2017, the additional 20 people injured continue to grapple with debilitating, lifelong conditions such as paralysis or infertility...

 10 of the 17 deadliest U.S. mass killings since 2012 have involved AR15s.

[Oilcandide]

This whole bit about waiting for more facts reminds me of a sketch where a doctor is trying to diagnose a patient who is gravely ill. 

Doctor: We really don't have enough here to make a diagnosis or suggest a treatment.  But we will know more after there is an autopsy.

[bambu.]

Do schools in Australia have armed guards?

When I once took the wrong exit from a roundabout/traffic circle .....about 25 years ago in Sydney, in my white delivery van with a bull bar on the front, mowers and yard equipment on board, also mrs bambu on her RDO (Rostered Day Off, one day per month you didn't have to go to your job but still got paid) in the van cabin.....mid-morning I arrived at the closed gates entry to a Jewish school.
In front of the closed gates was a man wearing a handgun in a holster "cop style"
He would've had to have had special govt permission to be carrying that gun.

[facilitatorn]

http://m.dailykos.com/stories/2023/3/29/2160903/-Meanwhile-in-MO-Republicans-Press-to-Eliminate-the-Sales-Tax-on-Guns-and-Ammo-But-Keep-it-On-Food

[facilitatorn]

Do schools in Australia have armed guards?

When I once took the wrong exit from a roundabout/traffic circle .....about 25 years ago in Sydney, in my white delivery van with a bull bar on the front, mowers and yard equipment on board, also mrs bambu on her RDO (Rostered Day Off, one day per month you didn't have to go to your job but still got paid) in the van cabin.....mid-morning I arrived at the closed gates entry to a Jewish school.
In front of the closed gates was a man wearing a handgun in a holster "cop style"
He would've had to have had special govt permission to be carrying that gun.

If your countrymen are anything like you shooting first in Australia makes a lot of sense. Maybe that had something to do with why you all chose to make it so hard to get a gun down there. Either way, bless your little heart.

[Espnthree]

A conversation should proceed but dwell on facts, not opinions that were not well researched.

You mean facts like this, from the WaPo piece you linked (which I actually read)?

The AR15s mechanics, which allow shooters to easily fire bullets at a high velocity in rapid succession, make the weapon lethal and destructive.

As are all guns.

When the bullets penetrate the body, they create a blast effect that blows up organs and pulverizes bones. The weapon s power magnifies the impact of gun violence, both because of the number of victims and, for survivors, the longlasting effects on physical and mental health. In Sutherland Springs, Tex., where more than two dozen people were killed during an eight minute rampage in 2017, the additional 20 people injured continue to grapple with debilitating, lifelong conditions such as paralysis or infertility

Thousands victims who survived hand gun shootings have similar stories.
FBI statistics show 59% of the gun murders and non-negligent manslaughters for which data is available involve hand guns. Rifles, the category that includes guns sometimes referred to as assault weapons, were involved in 3% of firearm murders.
So why is Whoopi Goldberg so bent on banning the AR 15 which was not used in the Nashville shootings?
She further muddies her argument by stating that the weapon is useless in hunting because it destroys the animal. Which is absurd. The two and a half million hunters using AR15s do so because it is a superior hunting rifle to a bolt action one.
But the point of my previous point is we cannot  have a serious discussion if we do not present facts.

[facilitatorn]

Insert entrance and exit wound gallery here. Restricted possession and use under an active insurance policy or not at all.