The issue has never been guns. The issue is education of the culture. My dad went through the depression and every male student brought their 22 rifle to school and leaned them up on the back wall. It was their responsibility to hunt fresh game to bring home food for the family. In the 70 and 80s our school had gun club and we all brough…
The issue has never been guns. The issue is education of the culture. My dad went through the depression and every male student brought their 22 rifle to school and leaned them up on the back wall. It was their responsibility to hunt fresh game to bring home food for the family. In the 70 and 80s our school had gun club and we all brought our guns to school. I ask you, where were the school shootings? I never recall hearing about them.
The issue has never been guns. The issue is education of the culture. My dad went through the depression and every male student brought their 22 rifle to school and leaned them up on the back wall. It was their responsibility to hunt fresh game to bring home food for the family. In the 70 and 80s our school had gun club and we all brought our guns to school. I ask you, where were the school shootings? I never recall hearing about them.
My grandfather brought his, now my, 28 gauge to school everyday.
Nice choice, very handy little 'meat of opportunity' guns.