On Stacy On The Right: Discussing Madison, Wisconsin School Shooting

Dec 20, 2024 | Radio

Dr. John Lott appeared on Stacy on the Right, a nationwide radio show, to discuss another shooting in a gun-free zone. Two people were murdered in an attack at the Abundant Life Christian school in Madison, Wisconsin. Instead of using signs declaring that schools are gun-free zones, let’s put up signs warning attackers that select teachers have concealed handguns and are prepared to protect students.

(Tuesday, December 17, 2024)

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  1. gene couch

    Nope, the thing about mass shooters, the last 25 have two things in common-: 1) they all were mentally ill since childhood, 20 Several authorities KNEW they were mental, yet FAILED to flag them to NICS, so they walked into a gun shop , passed the BG check, bought a gun, and went out and killed innocent Americans.
    SO, I propose a new law, where if those authorities fail to flag an extremely mentally ill person, and they buy a gun and go out and kill folks, those authorities are charged for each and every death and injury, AND,the victims’ families can sue them in civil court. THAT will end mass shootings.

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