More Scottish madness

[Chuck]

I mean REALLY?????????????????

http://www.guns.com/2017/09/27/royal-ma ... ce=twitter

[ordnance]

I would not have unloaded firearms in a classroom, i would be happy for deactivated firearms to be in a classroom.

Cop Shoots himself in the leg - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=am-Qdx6vky0

[Chuck]

That cop was just dumb - showed a serious lack of training. Would hope Brit Mil are better trained than that.

I can see your point on deacts - but I doubt it would make any difference up there.

[Hrun]

Watching Scotchland under Wee Cranky gives a good idea what we will have to endure if Corbyn is ever elected..

[shugie]

It wasn't specifically Scottish madness at government level, it was the school staff who put the ban on guns into place. Much the same could easily happen here.

[Les]

The commandos were told to leave their weapons outside Dunbeg and Rockfield primary schools in Oban, Scotland after a parent complained and school officials decided to change the policy, the Scottish Sun reported.

After A parent complained. One. So because of one ignoramus, the kids are deprived of a tradition. Nice.

[shugie]

Schools are quite prone to this, one parent complains and without consulting other parents, some sort of knee-jerk reaction is taken.

[TattooedGun]

It's only going to get worse as snowflake millennials have kids. :(

[shugie]

It's only going to get worse as snowflake millennials have kids. :(

I have my doubts about that, my son, aged 16, is quite critical about school's stupidity on issues like this. Mind you he's fairly sensible, likes to shoot the largest calibre of whatever is on offer.

[TattooedGun]

It's only going to get worse as snowflake millennials have kids. :(

I have my doubts about that, my son, aged 16, is quite critical about school's stupidity on issues like this. Mind you he's fairly sensible, likes to shoot the largest calibre of whatever is on offer.

I'd say that's mainly down to good parenting. That in itself seems to be getting rarer... :(