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David Waldman-1, of Yorktown LLC™

May 25 • 11 tweets • 3 min read

https://twitter.com/NPRinskeep/status/1529428567808958464

349,992 loaded weapons on the grounds of every elementary school in the country, every day.

That’s actually the original reason behind my collection of #GunFAIL stories.

Hundreds will be accidentally shot while we wait for the big “payoff."

https://twitter.com/NPRinskeep/status/1529428567808958464

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David Waldman-1, of Yorktown LLC™

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At a minimum, it seems like the classroom door locks installed to keep active shooters out were instead used by the shooter (who grew up trained in active shooter lockdown procedure) to keep police out.

https://twitter.com/atrios/status/1529782308517171200

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David Waldman-1, of Yorktown LLC™

@KagroX

May 25

Ah, yes. The half a million additional National Guard troops we have to spare, currently gathering dust in storage. Just put them there.

There are said to be some 130,930 K-12 schools in the US.

Four guards at each school (never mind how large, how many entrances, etc.) is 523,720 in total. With no substitutes.

edweek.org/leadership/edu…

There are said to be some 440,000 troops serving in the National Guard.

We would need to recruit another 100,000 Guard members, then assign every single one of them to guarding a school, to cover this mission. Again, that’s with no backup.
cnn.com/2013/08/09/us/…

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