Mr Bearded Truth – 36 – If you love something, protect it.

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happened in uvalde texas we’re going to talk a little bit about
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that because it’s important to understand you know as another school shooting occurred
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so let’s dive into what happened tuesday there was a little bit uh you know
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tuesday’s night show on muddy waters media if you guys missed that make sure you guys go back and check out matt and spike as they were talking about it but
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it was too early because on tuesday is when the shooting happened down there in uvalde texas um at
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rob pardon me down at rob elementary school
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and so with all of that it was too soon for them to be able to talk about this um you know they’re
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probably gonna hash this out again on tuesday coming up next week so make sure you guys are tuning in for that of
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course because they’re going to have a lot more information than what even we’re having today because of the ensuing conversations because of the the
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legislation being proposed um because of the grandstanding on different floors of
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different congresses across the country um so there’s there’s going to be a lot of value there but i also wanted to be able
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to take this opportunity to talk about this what’s going on terry um i wanted to come out here and talk about this as well
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so sadly tuesday was not a good day for the country sadly tuesday was another
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situation where we had somebody who [Music] wanted to take an opportunity to commit
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as much pain and suffering as possible and of course this was um
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for those of you who haven’t seen any of this and i don’t blame you for not wanting to follow this uh there was a
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young individual 18 years old just just just turned 18 dropped out of high school um
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came from a past with living with his mother where she was having
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difficulty in life and she was uh she was an addict and there was a lot of issues circling around her life he moves
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to live with his grandmother um earlier this year and so just for a couple months he was
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living with his grandmother and he was having one-on-one conversations with somebody and said
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that he was going to shoot her well tuesday was the day and so he did
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um armed with two ar-15s within his kit he had ar-15s um he had a
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vest in order to carry as much ammo as possible and he drove a truck crashed it out of
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school and along the timeline so at a
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11 40 the gunman was able to enter
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into a school into the school of robb elementary school in ivaldi texas
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and was able to enter the officers this is where it gets really interesting in the way the
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timeline breaks down the officers at 11 44 so four minutes
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later show up to the scene and when they show up to the scene they took the opportunity to go we’re gonna
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go stop this guy and upon heading towards the building the gunshots were still ringing throughout
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the school they decided instead that in order for their their protection in order to save
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themselves they were going to create a perimeter around the school and prevent anyone from entering and not allowing
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anyone to exit while the school is in lockdown while the gunman is inside still actively shooting
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over 40 minutes maybe even over an hour depending on where you’re looking
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there was nobody entering the school from law enforcement side eventually an immigration um heavily armored team was
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showed up to the school about an hour later in order to go inside and find the gunman barricaded in a fourth grade
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classroom during this because of a result as a result of this
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21 people have been killed so it was a major travesty
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my heart breaks for all the families my i’m just so strongly convicted that we
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have to have a conversation around this entire circumstance because there are so many points of
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failure in the way that our society has been structured due to legislation due to supreme court opinions that we have
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to talk about at all um i think one of the biggest
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there’s there’s points of failure in the beginning before tuesday even rolled around but on
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tuesday a lot of things were highlighted the first one of course is that the gunman was able to enter in through not
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through a main entrance during the middle of the school day which means that they did not have the
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safety protocols as they said they did um of ensuring that out exterior doors
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were locked at all times the to force anyone who would enter the school to go through the front door of course even
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entering through the front door would not have stopped somebody in this circumstance they
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it would have resulted in different people dying i have very little doubt of this
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because these schools are commonly not armed with somebody is a public school
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they may have one person or two people there that are armed at any given time up to but even in the circumstance where
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somebody is driven to commit a tr an atrocity like this having one armed guard at the front door
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means that that’s the first person that gets killed and then you have free reign for the rest of through the rest of the building so
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of course the security protocol of not having the doors locked during school that is something
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that was missed that’s a that’s a major issue but upon the time of when this began when this began
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in that four minutes that it took officers to show up when when seconds matter
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the police are minutes behind four minutes for them to show up and then
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a couple seconds later they realized they’re not going to enter this this is ruled on by a supreme court opinion that
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law enforcement despite many of them very proudly having on their police
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vehicles to protect and serve have no obligation to put their own lives at
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risk now many people are out there talking about many people you know making memes and having conversations
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stirring it up of pointing out that what if firefighters didn’t want to go into a home because it was risky for them
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what if you know paramedics didn’t want to help save somebody’s life
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because potentially that person had a you know had hiv and they had to cut on
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them and they didn’t want to risk their lives you know the the the externalities of all this the the
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extremes that you can go to and some of them are a little more ridiculous right maybe the maybe the medic one doesn’t
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work for you but the firefighter one stands firmly on scorched earth
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but it’s it’s a matter here that when law enforcement don’t have to protect and serve
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there’s a major fundamental issue now there’s another level to that 40 to an hour
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that they were standing by creating a perimeter i told you that they were preventing people from coming in this
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included family members that were nearby that knew that their children were inside
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and this raises a massive concern
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because i’ve heard i’ve listened to i’ve argued i’ve discussed with former law
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enforcement and active law enforcement that law enforcement in those circumstances
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should be preventing people from going in because it could be dangerous for them
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so in other words it is the law enforcement’s job
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to not go in and stop an active shooter in a school
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to allow him to have free reign over a school for 40 minutes an hour we’re just
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gonna start saying an hour from here on out understand that it may be 40 minutes maybe an hour there’s conflicting
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reports on this to give him free reign in there and then
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to also not allow to protect that area and to serve in his interests
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of not allowing people to go in and try to protect their own
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because it could be dangerous for them this is a conversation that needs to be
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had around this country because we all have this
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inherent right this inalienable right to being able to have self-defense to
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practice self-defense and a part of self-defense is the defense of oneself
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in the defense of another now these people were violated they had
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their rights violated many of them were detained tackled to the ground and arrested or
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had handcuffs placed on them they were detained tasers were threatened
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and my concern is and as we’ve discussed about so many different laws across this country as we’ve discussed you know the
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eric garners where selling blue cigarettes could be a death sentence
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that if somebody really wanted to go inside in order to save the life of somebody else would law enforcement in
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that circumstance been willing to kill somebody preventing them from entering
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into that school to save the life of a loved one what is the level where is the line of
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what law enforcement was willing to and not willing to do in that circumstance of ensuring that that barrier was
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created now i’m reminded of in colorado just this last year of a mass shooter inside
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of a mall that was stopped by a good guy with a gun we commonly talk about the good guy with a gun as
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the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun because when seconds matter the police are minutes behind
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now of course this is johnny hurley he was a libertarian he believed in the self-defense in the defense of others he
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believed in these ideas he carried an order for that in that pursuance of defense
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and in that circumstance he did save countless lives because he took down the
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shooter and in that circumstance johnny hurley was killed by the police upon
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showing up they didn’t ask any questions they didn’t see that the situation was calming down at all they didn’t take any
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time at all to assess the situation they shot first and asked questions later and still not anyone has been held
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accountable for killing john hurley so we have this entire system
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where people are entirely held unaccountable for their actions we have a system where people cannot be
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responsible for their lives or the lives of others cannot be able to be out there to protect their
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own so i’m i i’m really hoping for a good conversation and sadly as a result of
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this circumstance there in uvalde texas we’ve only seen more
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grandstanding we’ve seen people standing on the bodies saying that we need to have more government well in the
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circumstance of when it comes to gun-free zones more than 80 percent of mass shootings happen in these these
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gun-free zones when you make aries a soft soft target such as
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a prime example would be the pulse shooter in florida back in i believe it was 2016. in 2016 a man wanted to wreak
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havoc one evening and so he drove around in florida and
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drove to i believe the number was five different nightclubs
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the first four had armed guards outside you’re not going into that there’s too
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much risk and not a guarantee for the reward of what he wanted to pursue
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that’s when he found pulse nightclub and that’s when so many people were
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irreversibly damaged or killed that trauma that terror that he
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instilled into others was because they were they were not protected
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and so there has to be a conversation of how do we protect american children in the education
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system and sadly because of a lot of the systems in the department of education
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and the way that we have our our system structured our public education our public schools our government ran
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schools more accurately described they have a higher rate of violence whether that’s in bullying assault
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or even mass shootings in the last couple of years over the last i believe it was a decade there’s
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122 school shootings or 100 and i’m sorry 132
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school shootings and there was only eight of them in other than government-ran public schools
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we have a major problem in this country and there has to be somebody out there addressing these issues rather than just
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thinking well if we just implemented a background check the shooter here would have passed it
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there are concerns about potentially him threatening to shoot up a school later when he was 14 years old
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as a juvenile there’s maybe a potential that that could have populated on someone
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on a background check but it’s not likely you have people pushing just to remove
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firearms in general well back in 2014 before the cdc was prohibited from doing
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gun studies they found that between five hundred thousand and three million defensive uses of firearms are
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occurring each and every year and with five hundred thousand defensive
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use of firearms each year just on the low end of that spectrum
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just on the the smallest part of that spectrum 500 000
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that is 500 000 homicides prevented that is 500 000
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thefts that are prevented that’s five hundred thousand rapes that is prevented that’s five hundred thousand assaults
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that are prevented there is so much good that can come from this in a society that
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embraces the ability for people to have an equalizer to be able to defend
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themselves and so maybe the opportunity is not to force schools to have
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you know this type of a security that type of a security but to allow for schools to make those determinations to
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allow for the individuals the teachers the faculty to be able to determine
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if if i want to be able to practice my rights maybe there could be a a quick
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examination a monitoring system of monitoring their mental health things like that to allow for them
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to not have their rights stricken from them especially without due process in
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accordance with the constitution but to allow for them to be able to protect it their lives and the lives of those
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children in those schools it’s clear to me
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that when we just say we just want to make the law abiding citizen have a harder time to obtain these weapons to
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do these things that it’s missing the entire
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big picture that these are people that don’t necessarily care what the law says
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right i’m going to obtain a weapon on the black market i don’t care that it’s the black market
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if if there are people that are driven to commit atrocities the amount of
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legality there is not a matter that is a concern for them many of these people are doing it in the pursuance of causing
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a national conversation they many of these people are writing manifestos to tell you exactly what their political
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agenda is with this and they do not care whether they live or die as a result of
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these these are people that by many standards are deranged and
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so we look at these things and we understand that a lot of the things that
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republicans and democrats are talking about are not actually in the pursuance of protecting the children
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one of the most important institutions in any kind of a society is the
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education system that’s why it’s such a high value in how i conduct myself and things that i
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look at is how do we make the education system better because if you’re able to raise up those standards you raise up
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the society’s ability to to prosper to do well for themselves and for others
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it’s an incredibly important institution so maybe it’s time that we look at actually being able to protect them
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pardon me and so so security
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allowing for faculty and staff members to be able to protect them one of the biggest um strawmans that i’ve seen
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when i bring that up is the idea is that well you know staff members then have
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guns won’t they shoot up the kids and it’s like that is a valid concern that you know we
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don’t want people to shoot up the kids of course i agree with you that is a major concern the problem is is right
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now the way the system is structured you still can’t you could still shoot up the children these faculty members can
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still shoot up the children this isn’t a matter of suddenly now it’s on the table because
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you’ve allowed for people to step up and to step into those roles i want this to be a voluntary thing
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just like owning a firearm for your home just like going through
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and carrying a firearm on your person i want these to be voluntary i don’t want to force anybody to do these things but
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i want people to have the opportunity to be able to protect themselves in the way that they see fit
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um so i’m just looking at all this and i
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it’s frustrating to me because i feel like we aren’t actually having good conversations across the
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spectrum and so i i you know i welcome anyone and everyone to be able to be a part of these conversations let me know if you think
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i’m wrong let me know if you think i’m right you know spread this message if you think i’m right drop it in the
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comment section if you think i’m wrong but so many of the aspects that are coming out
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are just window dressing for what happened but they’re also to push an agenda
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okay so here’s a here’s a quick comment that came in from youtube people are talking about giving teachers guns my significant other gets a hundred dollars
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for supplies for the year where is this gun money hiding this is you know when it comes to the
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second amendment right you have a right to self-defense you have a right to firearms but you are you have a right to
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obtain firearms but you don’t have a right to the firearms this is something that you know i would not expect a
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school system to go in and have a fund for paying for their teachers to buy ammo to
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buy guns and everything else especially as the rates of these as especially as the costs continue to grow
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and so i am i i understand some of the concerns when
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it comes to the money when when people bring that up we’ll sidebar this for for a couple
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seconds real quick when people talk about the money that teachers are not getting and i
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agree with you and you look over the historical facts of things teachers are not making that much money private
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school teachers make even less than public school teachers by metrics public schools are not doing
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as well as private schools it’s a weird thing but
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a lot of the money the revenue going to the school systems themselves
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has been increasing incredibly so like every other government department and agency out
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there so it’s staying at the top because these people at the top they know what’s best and so they should be paid what’s
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best and so there’s a battle within that and there’s a lot of corruption in the way that the funding is allocated by our
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education system throughout the education system it is a very much a top-heavy thing and is not to the
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benefit of the students it’s not a benefit to the to the staff and certainly because of those things is not
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a benefit to society and this is why i’m a huge proponent
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of school choice so
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the when i mentioned earlier about um a potential for this the shooter to have
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been arrested this is being alleged today by a texas republican he’s
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claiming this um he was uh arrested while being a minor after he told people
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he intended to attack a school when he turned 18 quote this wasn’t hearsay i got this
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late last night the shooter was arrested years ago four years ago for having his plan
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for having this plan to for basically saying you know when i’m a senior in 2022 i am
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going to shoot up a school his juvenile record has not been confirmed by police to this point
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and when we talk also about the failures of the school system i should have read this and i apologize for making this a
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little bit out of out of place so cnn from cnn reported thursday that
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the uvalde school district had a safety plan that includes its own police force social media monitoring and
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a threat reporting the system to provide a safe and secure environment for students the two-page document on the
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district’s website lists 21 measures that it says
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it has undertaken for the safety of the school community ranging from an apt for reporting
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bullying to physical security measures like unlocked doors like fencing and a
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buzz indoor system it’s not clear what degree the plan was developed with active shooters in mind
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and i saw also that when we we’ve trained
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we have trained students on active shooter drills
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for years and so when they grow up and should they decide
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to shoot up a school such as this individual they understand the plan
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they understand how to maneuver and navigate through these things they understand where and how
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and everything else because these are not going to be um
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anything more than semantically different from school to school to school because it’s the same organization providing it for all of
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them across the board of course that is the department of education
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so we’re having a massive thing where we think just navigating people around in a facility
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is going to save them this isn’t true there has to be a
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difference there has to be a change that comes about that allows for safety
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to be enacted to be put in place to be able to protect our kids especially in the public school system where this
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violence is so much more rampant than other places
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money has been become the god of this whole world i agree um it’s it’s terrible so
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there’s so much of this conversation that needs to be had
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amongst people who want to see a difference not to stand on the bodies of 21 people and
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say i had this idea that’s not actually going to address this circumstance that’s not actually i
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want to implement more background checks
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that would have not solved this that would not have solved this at all
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he bought it over the table but turns out through things like fast and the furious
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we’re willing to give cartels guns guns that are not legal for americans to
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own we will give it to people and those will be distributed out as they see fit the
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black market isn’t is is an easy way and private to private sales you cannot
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force a background check on a private to private sale if it is not going through a ffl dealer if it is not going through
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um you know a lot of these different things that are required by law
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you can navigate around it by doing a private or private sale so if somebody is deranged enough to get this you have
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opportunities there so these background checks while they sound nice they sound like they would be in the best of
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intentions the implementation would have not solved this and so this is what we have we have
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people standing on the bodies of these people and they’re in they’re trying to implement changes that won’t stop those
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bodies from growing that sorry from from the number of those bodies from growing
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it is a horrific situation it is tragic to see things like this there was two
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families that lost two children apiece
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you have some republicans now talking about red flag laws red flag laws would have been great
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if it meant that people had due process and you know it would have been great for gary willis but instead gary willis
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was killed when they tried to implement or when they tried to confiscate his guns in maryland
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red flag laws would be great if we didn’t have a right to due process red flag laws would be great if it wasn’t
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predicated on a snitch system wherein that we’re trying to find people
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to point out other people and say you need to go rough him up government and take away his stuff and then let’s see
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if he’s going to be mad about it we’re in a struggle we are in a giant
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struggle to find a good effective way of stopping these things
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in so far my understanding to the
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all the research that i’ve done to all the people i’ve spoken with the idea that if we allow for people to
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protect themselves that that is a massive deterrent
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to to these atrocities from happening nobody is going to go shoot up a gun
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range gun ranges are frequently having people in there shooting firearms and it is so
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incredibly rare and mostly just freak accidents if somebody is to die in one of them
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because people are not going to go shoot up a place where they are going to be at risk for what they are doing
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so i’m hoping that we can understand some of the stuff and we can push that way of actually
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implementing things where instead of we say government save us
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because when you get rid of temporary freedoms temporary liberties and the pursuance of freedom you receive neither
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because just like in there on tuesday
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when seconds matter police are minutes away an hour away
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and it’s not even the police it’s the immigration forces and this is of course coming off of
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in 2020 you’ve all the uh city or county was boasting about a
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new swat team in order to come in and save the schools and save the day they were gonna be there in time they’re
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to rush in and they’re going to save the day so i’m sure many of you have seen this on facebook and everything else it’s not
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working they’re not going to come in and save us they’re not going to come in and protect
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us they’re going to wait until it is safe for them to step in and protect and
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serve and this is a massive problem i’m glad to see republicans and
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democrats crying out for that that the handling from the police was absolutely wrong and abort and it needed
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to be handled better i’m glad that that happened but it sucks at the uvalde police chief
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daniel rodriguez when he issued a statement on thursday two days later
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he said it is important for our community to know that our officers responded within minutes they responded
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within minutes and as i said they created barriers and prevented people from going in and trying to protect
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their loved ones when the police were refusing to do so
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he also said that officers who responded to the shooting saved lives despite waiting before physically
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confronting the suspect who was held up in classroom they saved lives by not allowing people
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to go in and try to actually save the lives instead of allowing for a man to
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be sitting there fishing from a barrel
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it’s disgusting i’m i’m so entirely
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disgusted and nauseated from this circumstance in the way that it’s unfolded
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and that we are not anywhere closer to looking at actual substantial changes
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being made in order to help protect our schools to protect our children
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another comment coming in i saw yuvaldi police posting not to donate to gofundme and to only donate to
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an account they acquired for the families they won’t do anything to save the children but they will accept money
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that yes they will they would be happy to benefit from this they would be happy to go
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forward and benefit from this but when it comes to actually putting themselves at risk
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we need to create a barrier and detain the family members
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we need to detain the people from being able to protect so we can save their lives
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i want to know what you guys are hearing what are you are you guys are you guys hearing the same thing that
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i am it’s just nothing but good intentions to a
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circumstances that are not based around this context at all that won’t actually solve the problems
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that we’re facing that is actually just going to make it
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worse off for law-abiding citizens we need to have longer holds we need to
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do this than the other we need to make it to where it costs more money so that poor people can’t afford to get their
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guns we need to make it you know this than the other this is all that this conversation has boiled down to and i understand the gun
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control conversation is one that is being had so prevalently over time you
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have people adamantly who have never been around a firearm in their life basically i admit that they understand these
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circumstances that they understand how they work and they function and they understand that every firearm out there
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is a fully automatic weapon it’s a ghost gun it shoots a thousand rounds per minute
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we need to have a level of understanding in this country on something that so many people are so incredibly passionate
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about you cannot reason with somebody
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on you cannot reason with somebody and give them logic to change their mind
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if they came to it from an emotional point of view
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this is the biggest struggle that we face when it comes to this conversation around gun control is how do we take
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emotional people who got to their position who got to their passion through an
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emotional means and how do we match that emotion
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to be able to challenge their idea on their level to be able to bring them to a point of
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of logic and reason to be able to actually have substantiated conversations of course if
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you guys look back at the previous shows we’ve talked a lot about this there’s some important skills and so i’ll leave
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you guys to go check those out um
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i apologize i am coming over a sinus infection from over the weekend and uh it’s still a struggle
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but i will leave that to you guys to be able to go check out those episodes to find out ways of being effective in your communication with people so you can
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talk on the same level to be able to to move those um
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but
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i if you guys follow my twitter i was talking the other day or i shared a tweet and i think i shared it on money
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watchers media page itself um but it was basically to the effect of everybody is
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using their nine-year-old their seven-year-old their six-year-old their four-year-old um to come up with these
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grand ideas and they post them on twitter they post them on facebook and it was kind of
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comical to me i believe that this one was um was the wash was a washington post
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article but they had actually used a nine-year-old
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oh never mind no this was a mother but she had a nine-year-old nine so this this woman suggested officers should
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have been willing to sacrifice their own lives to save children i don’t think that’s necessarily a bad idea we expect our military to step in
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even when it’s unsafe for them to go and do the right thing of course the mission is most important so you have to be able
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to find safe ways to navigate but sometimes there’s no safe way but you have to get the mission done in this
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circumstance when you have an active shooter actively shooting in a school
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by himself that’s the mission not to create perimeters and everything
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else
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she continued on with a quote that’s what they signed up for it’s common sense if they had shot him down the kids have
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come could have come out through the door heartbreaking to know that these kids were left
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with nothing to protect them but just the limited number of rounds
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that he had on his person and of course we’re going to see legislation where it’s like well we just
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need to ban ammunition we need to make ammunition more expensive we need to to
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ban magazine sizes um even standard magazines
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we need to limit the amount of resources that people can use and this
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is of course where the point of five hundred thousand and three million defensive use of firearms is so it
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carries just so much weight on this conversation five hundred thousand defensive uses
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three million defensive uses between that range is is it clearly a
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large spectrum but even at the most conservative of values of 500 000
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it is it’s massive and so we have to listen to those things
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but i want to let you guys know that [Music]
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i wanna let you guys know that tonight we are having a special here at mighty waters media at 10 p.m
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that while we continue to find out more information on this circumstance as we
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continue to build out the case that our government doesn’t care about
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us in the slightest way you aren’t required to be protected by them they will not force themselves to protect you
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they will not allow for you to protect you um as this case continues to grow
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and be more and more sinister
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and obvious um we will let liberty rise we will we will continue to come out here and have
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these conversations and because of you guys sharing this out because of you guys supporting this this platform this
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show and everything else that we will continue having this that we will continue to push this and we will
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continue to see more and more people turn towards liberty turn away from the government because you know if i can use
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a quote that was said today there in reno um
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let me find it real quick we don’t have the power to change
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this we have the right and we need to be able to come out and exercise our rights
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band together work together and see the positive change for our societies that that are necessary
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but like i was saying tonight 10 p.m eastern here on muddy waters media you’re going to get muddy murica one
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more time we have the uh the lp national chair debate happening in
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reno tonight 10 p.m eastern and so we
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being matt wright and myself we will be talking about that and pushing forward on a conversation to not only hear what
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the chair candidates are saying but also to be able to break some of that stuff down to you know maybe we can challenge it um on
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what they’re saying to see if they’re saying the right things or if they’re just trying to blow smoke up our asses it’s important that for us that as we
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continue to work towards discerning candidates as to what they truly mean and what they truly desire so i hope you
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guys will join me myself and matt wright tonight 10 p.m eastern here on muddy waters media
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but outside of that next tuesday will be the last regularly scheduled the live stream of muddy
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waters of freedom with matt wright and spike cohen and then they’re going to go to their new segment
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where they’re going to be dropping three videos if you’re a supporter on anchor dot fm slash muddy
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each and every week of matt wright and spycon if you don’t sorry there’s only going to be two episodes for you guys
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two public facing two free for you so you guys will be able to enjoy that content
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after next week thursday night writer’s block of course
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coming back matt wright will have another fantastic guess he had tony dorazio on this last thursday and you
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got to learn a little bit about regis filament so go check that one out um but
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the next friday 2 p.m eastern i will be back here and i actually have tony dorazio on as well so we’ll see do we
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have the new chair of the libertarian party do we have the new chair have
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coming on to the mr murica the bearded truth show next friday at 2 p.m
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or do we just have an amazing activist an amazing advocate and a great guy
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coming on regardless you guys are gonna have to stay tuned for that but with that i hope
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you guys all enjoy the rest of your weekends you guys have a great time and i’ll see you guys tonight 10 p.m eastern
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back here mighty watch media anywhere and everywhere that you guys get it so i
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love you all be good and be well