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Default School teaches gun safety

This would be great to be taught in the school systems of the lower 48 states.

Won't happen but make a lot of sense.





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The NRA has the Eddie Eagle program that really works, but schools don't want the NRA "brainwashing" the students. Schools hate competition.
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It really does make sense. Just like we teach kids in the shop class how to handle a hammer or an electric drill, so should we be learning kids on how to handle a firearm. (Heck, I was taught how to field-strip an AK-47 in our civic class in the 5th grade)

But of course it wont happen. Any time that any kid later on in his/her life picks up a gun and blows someone away, it will be traced to, and blamed on, the time that he had to learn about firearms in school.
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I think gun safety should be taught, just like I think Sex Education should be taught. I think that they should be taught differently, kind of like when I went through Hunter's Ed when I was 14.

I think that they should have an NRA sponsored gun safety course, kind of like a stripped down version of the basic firearms safety course. I also don't think it should be dumbed down.

I think the liberals should stick the anti-gun ideas and their spokesperson Hillary where they will never be seen or heard from again. And no, I am not a Republican, just Anti-Democrat on most things.
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