Its as if you used a cnc mill owned be a friend & loaded the program.

You’ll notice by the decreasing light in the video that this took us several hours.

They must be in collaboration with the local organized crime syndicate.

http://www.ag.ks.gov/docs/documents/approved-signage-notice.pdf?sfvrsn=0

If this guy had a CCW, the case will turn on whether the school had the proper signage size, color, at the right height, etc. Of course, he’ll likely be fired regardless, but if the signs aren’t correct, he’ll keep his permit and won’t go to jail.

Remember, there are more rights than to bear arms, and more amendments than the second.

Federal Gun Zone Law exempts people that are residents of that state and have permits that required a background check, and are otherwise permitted to carry k-12 in state law.

A quick run down (as of the end of 2012)

1. Alabama- Permit holders are allowed to carry, concealed, k-12. State law otherwise forbids carry arms on a k-12 public school or school bus (no ban on college campuses).

2. Alaska- Not allowed generally and against state law. Though oddly the law exempts students (“a preschool, elementary, junior high, or secondary school student”) from the charge of misconduct with a firearm in this case. Carry can happen with explicit permission of the “chief administrative officer” or head of the district.

3. Arizona- Allowed (though the law is confusingly written). One may have it in the car, provided it is unloaded, and if you leave the car, not visible.

4. Arkansas- Not allowed and against state law(“Any school, college, community college, or university campus building or event, unless forthe purpose of participating in an authorized firearms-related activity;”

5. California- Permit holders are allowed to carry in k-12 schools.

6. Colorado- Not allowed and against state law

7. Conneticut- Not allowed and against state law

8. Delaware- Not allowed and against state law

9. Florida- Not allowed and against state law (even campus carry is banned, except “any college or university facilityunless the licensee is a registered student, employee, or faculty member of such college oruniversity and the weapon is a stun gun or nonlethal electric weapon or device designed solelyfor defensive purposes and the weapon does not fire a dart or projectile”)

I think you get the picture. 42 states and DC ban it by state law. Hawaii and New Hampshire have no specific law against it, but that makes it likely illegal under Federal law as they don’t expressly allow it either.

Alabama, Arizona, California, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah are the only 6 days to expressly allow it. Isn’t that something?

Do all educators have to live their lives in absolute secret now, even when their hobbies and interests are perfectly legal, but politically incorrect?

Could that be why you’re on MPA’s sh*t list?

But even if it did, the placement of plastic resin for this machine isn’t as precise as the word “digital” is suggesting in your mind. Variances are pretty “large” on that scale for this class of machine.

Government control of marriage, like gun rights infringement, is fundamentally racist.

Wait a second here. You’re essentially assigning blame to the gay community for the outbreak of AIDS, by claiming that a small number of irresponsible individuals represent the whole group by their actions.

This sounds eerily familiar to the gun-grabber’s argument.

Which one sounds more like them at this point? I’m suggesting that we don’t hold the gay community responsible for AIDS, but rather hold the individuals who choose not to practice safe sex.

This has gotten way out of scope here.. I suspect we won’t agree.

Did you guys click on the right link?

It is unlawful to possess any firearm on school property but it shall be a defense that the weapon is possessed and used in conjunction with a lawful supervised school activity or course or is possessed for other lawful purpose…”

As long as you are licensed, then self dense should fall under “other lawful purpose.” So, in theory, anyone with a LTCF should be able to carry on school grounds as long as they commit no crime (and, presumably, violate no school policies). As far as I know, this interpretation hasn’t had a test case yet. Frankly, I don’t intend for it to be me.

A “Rosa Parks” scenario is still possible, but there isn’t a friendly megaphone to help get the story told this time.

“And the Band Played On” by San Francisco based Journalist Randy Shilts. It is the story of first denial and then the exploitation of AIDS by gay activists for the purpose of gaining sympathy from the general populaton.

Shilts was gay and was ostracised for his idenfication of the promiscuous gay culture that spread the disease. Shilts died of AIDS in 1994. I suggest you consult fact based publications instead of Wikipedia.