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Well, for one, society would have been held back. Economics is really a broader field than one would think. Its principles extend everywhere. One economic theory, capitalism, has as one of its principles that good money drives out bad; that through competition, inefficient producers are driven...

I saw just such a death on the net recently. It took the poor ******* a lot longer to die than you would think, our pray for. I don't know how many of you played organized baseball, but if you did for long, chances are you either got a hot foot, gave one, or saw someone else get one. I only got...

Lew didn't write that. That was one of his contributors. Lew does believe in open borders, though. Nobody's perfect.

I knew "The Rights of an Englishman" were long dead, but I thought they were at least appreciated, in a nostalgic way. The original article at this address has links to supporting info. http://lewrockwell.com/mcmaken/mcmaken148.html I Hate Piers Morgan, But He Shouldn't Be Deported by Ryan...

And so it continues... While being subjected to the latest episode of the horrid show Criminal Minds, my sister and I watched as a victim was approached and forced to lay down before being brutally killed. I gave her the "It's too bad she didn't have a gun." She replied with her usual, "Then he...

If there is such a plot, I hope it's Biden running it. He could screw up a county fair. I can't think of anything he wouldn't screw up.

A license is official permission to do what is otherwise illegal. Being that a law-abiding citizen owning a gun can't be made illegal, how can a license for it exist?

Fixed it for myself.

So I visit my family for the holidays, and in the evening some family goes home and my sister and I watch tv. We watch Panic 911, a new series that uses 911 audio and dramatizes it. You periodically see a clock running on the screen showing how long the caller has been on the line, how far away...

Yes, one guard or cop, alone, won't do it. As was pointed out, as soon as he drops his trousers for a #2, the school is unprotected. And some schools are so large that even if he's walking the halls, someone can enter on the other side of campus and kill a couple dozen kids before he gets over...

Laws can be passed limiting such liability. Many states have such laws.

Which isn't to say they shouldn't be confined, just that we can't.

Yes, and 150 years ago, one man could own another. All nice and legal. Not everything historical is right.

Yes, any paid personnel that can be had are great, and in fact, I say have cops take their lunch breaks in school cafeterias. But the majority of the personnel should be parent-volunteers.

"There's only one basic right: the right to do as you **** well please. With it comes the only basic responsibility: the responsibility to take the consequences."-- PJ O'Rourke

Tenets. Other than that, you are correct. We didn't have the problems we have today when society was composed largely of Christians and people who at least conformed to Christian morals for just the reason you state. Had that continued, 1/3 of adults wouldn't have herpes; the incidence of AIDS...

This it a falsehood. The only means that is factual is the one that actually occurred, whether it's the untested hypothesis, or an incorrect theory that educated people believe. The one that happened is the fact.

Again, several different ways it can be played. You can have different cops spend 2 hours of their day there, or cops on light duty. Just cops on light duty, returning from an injury, would put a big dent in it. Add uniformed guards plus volunteer parents... The parents would play the bigger...

Cops OR uniformed guards, our some combination. You could also use existing cops. Some are on light duty. They can do that light duty in school hallways. Several different ways this can play out.

The founding Fathers made clear what the 2A means. And since they were against a standing army, it would necessarily mean that citizens would have small arms of military utility. Hey, aren't Canucks subjects instead of citizens?