Was really hoping the Jazz were going to trade Snyder there.
It looks like we're stuck with him for at least one more season.
Was really hoping the Jazz were going to trade Snyder there.
Is this the coach Lebron wanted?Was really hoping the Jazz were going to trade Snyder there.
I always thought he was more interested in San Antonio… the Lakers job isn’t a good one with the current cast. Lebron great but when it fails he ain’t taking the blame.It looks like we're stuck with him for at least one more season.
Probably… he’s well respected. I think it’s a solid hire.Is this the coach Lebron wanted?
Bigger question is will Russ listen to himProbably… he’s well respected. I think it’s a solid hire.
If you live in any other country (at least any the US would even remotely like to compare itself to), this is crazy talk. No one else protects their schools like this. There is a pretty simple fix, but it doesn't seem to be on the table for the religious extremists that comprise about half of the US congress.Every school should have 1 entrance that has two layers of doors. An armed officer should be at the entrance of the first door at all times. That officer should have to press a "not so obvious to an outsider" button to open the second door.
Nothing is perfect, but protect the schools best you can. Taking away all guns is impossible.
Russ ain’t listening to no one man… Russ’ mama could coach and he’d be doing what he wants. If they go into the season with Russ they will be a play in team again.Bigger question is will Russ listen to him
What is that simple fix?If you live in any other country (at least any the US would even remotely like to compare itself to), this is crazy talk. No one else protects their schools like this. There is a pretty simple fix, but it doesn't seem to be on the table for the religious extremists that comprise about half of the US congress.
Less guns. In particular, less guns that are designed for the sole purpose of killing people.
So. Radical. Leftist. Blowing. Lopos. BrainLess guns. In particular, less guns that are designed for the sole purpose of killing people.
Okay Thanos. Snap and get rid of the guns. That will cure hatred and evil people.Less guns. In particular, less guns that are designed for the sole purpose of killing people.
Cant cure hatred and evil.Okay Thanos. Snap and get rid of the guns. That will cure hatred and evil people.
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Cant cure hatred and evil.
hatred and evil exist in other countries too. Impossible to cure. Getting rid of guns seems impossible as well. Other countries have some guns too. Not nearly as many as us. Less guns seems doable. Note I didn't say NO guns. LESS guns. Problem is that gun companies (browning, remington, ruger, etc etc etc) have so much money, power and influence in our country. Not to mention the NRA and the GOP. Should probably try to make those things less powerful.
The problem is that someone who is willing to commit mass murder and die on the scene is far past the point of considering the legality of his actions. It's an outlier scenario, though one that needs to be dealt with.
If it were up to me, I would require gun owners to be at least 22 years old, take formal training, pass a gun safety test and hold a license. Then for a high-powered weapon like an assault rifle, I would raise the civilian age to something like 26 and restrict use to a clear "emergencies" only. I don't think an AR-15 can be treated like a common concealed-carry weapon. It needs to be locked down.
AR-15s aren't in some special class of "high-powered" weapon.The problem is that someone who is willing to commit mass murder and die on the scene is far past the point of considering the legality of his actions. It's an outlier scenario, though one that needs to be dealt with.
If it were up to me, I would require gun owners to be at least 22 years old, take formal training, pass a gun safety test and hold a license. Then for a high-powered weapon like an assault rifle, I would raise the civilian age to something like 26 and restrict use to a clear "emergencies" only. I don't think an AR-15 can be treated like a common concealed-carry weapon. It needs to be locked down.
Where did you serve your mission?So I had a missionary companion who was in Columbine... was shot in the neck and left for dead. He was a great guy... ended up going home early when a kid shot a paintball gun at him when he was riding his bike. Triggered his anxiety to the point we couldn't leave the house.
He had dealt with it the best he could. Had large scars he was asked about and never afraid to tell people what happened but the PTSD got the best of him. I just wonder how many hundreds of kids and families are now crippled with fear in these schools.
Santa Rosa, CAWhere did you serve your mission?
The problem is that someone who is willing to commit mass murder and die on the scene is far past the point of considering the legality of his actions. It's an outlier scenario, though one that needs to be dealt with.
If it were up to me, I would require gun owners to be at least 22 years old, take formal training, pass a gun safety test and hold a license. Then for a high-powered weapon like an assault rifle, I would raise the civilian age to something like 26 and restrict use to a clear "emergencies" only. I don't think an AR-15 can be treated like a common concealed-carry weapon. It needs to be locked down.