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TxBlonde,
It isn't necessarily like that in public schools. Yes, a few students are like that, but most aren't.

I wouldn't want to be REQUIRED to carry a gun, but I feel that I have the right to do so, and that the right is being denied.
I have proven by my past record and by going through the hoops to obtain my CHL that I have good character and can handle a pistol. There is no reason why I shouldn't be allowed to carry. It's a lot quicker for me to shoot a freak once he starts messing w/ my students than for me to have to go all the way out to my car to get my gun, fight to get back in, then shoot someone after he has terrorized and possibly murdered them.

I haven't told a soul at school that I keep my gun in a lifejacket safe in the trunk of my car. Right now, no one has asked, and I haven't told. I don't want them telling me I can't have it in the parking lot.

It's there if I ever need it and can get to it.

I agree that this is horrible, especially that someone would do this to a group of people that stay to themselves and harm no one.
It shows you that there are truly evil people in the world. In fact, Dad & I were talking about evil people on our way to the CHL day Saturday. The only way to stop these people is to fight them. (And Dad and I are usually pacifists. We don't believe in fighting unless there is no way to avoid it.)
Charging a gun owner for the offenses of another human being is irrational. Basically, you're saying that the felon has no responsiblity for his actions. This is why our society is like it is.