Heavily militarized police once the bad kids run out of ammo.

We don’t need to arm the teachers - just the Hall Monitors!

Not the police, they only stop the good kids.

That’s hilarious though. I grew up with guns, was in the Army, did the whole combat thing, and now I don’t think we get any peace from gun violence until we return to lower power ammunition and bolt action/revolver/lever action weapons as the cap on civilian firepower. (Basically take the spring out from behind the bolt. So you have to manually chamber the next round.)

And if anyone wants to wield something heavier they need to show up for drill and annual training. But they don’t get to take those weapons home.

That way we have our well regulated militia, and legitimate hunting/self defense weapons without also arming every murder-suicide mental health case with enough firepower to make an entire police department stare at their shoes and pretend they don’t have a duty to kick that door.

Urgh, gives me conniptions…

There it is again, that funny feeling

I can’t view the web page in my country… But It’s not real… Right? Right? It can’t be real…

I mean let’s be real. There’s a difference between Walmart making this a campaign and some kids or crafty adults stealing a sign from one part of the store and putting it in another.

It’s almost certainly the second. Executives can be tone deaf, but that assumes large groups of people all giving this the ok, whereas the other solution is one person acting alone.

It’s a good statement, but we should pretend that Walmart intended this to happen. I know everyone comes in here with “I wouldn’t put it past them”, but let’s use some common sense here. It’s much more likely a non employee put it there as a joke or statement.