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    #31
    Re: Arming teachers in Utah

    It's a risk with my scheme too. The scheme I developed is designed to be simple and absolute but there's a saying about plans and contact with the enemy.

    My scheme only really works if

    1) the teachers are willing to follow the plan no matter what

    And

    2) they can control their classroom. Panic can be contagious and if the students in the room panic and the instructor gives in than now you have a lot of scared kids plus an equally scared teacher with a gun locked in a room together

    If the teacher breaks script than you now have a new gunner on the prowl that is not a cop. If panic sets into the room then the scared and now lethal teacher may be tempted to use the gun to keep order. The scenario could work or it could go catastrophically sideways. I'm not entirely sure which is more likely and I'd prefer that if a school decides to test that the teachers pack tasers instead of guns.
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      #32
      Re: Arming teachers in Utah

      Originally posted by MaskedOne View Post

      2) they can control their classroom.
      And there are SOOOO many teachers who cannot control their classroom. I have trouble, on good days. And we ALL have bad days.
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