NRA suggests armed guards in every USofA school (300)
JeanKimberley: such a knee jerk reaction. locking them away in a school prison is your answer to protection?
lots of crazy and sane solutions are being forwarded to solve the "problem" and we will do what we always do - put a bandaid on it in different colors and types - cause we are a schizophrenic nation - every city, town, village, state and the nation will forward legislation to deal with it from the mental illness aspect to the security guards no need to get your knickers in a bunch over this.
lots of crazy and sane solutions are being forwarded to solve the "problem" and we will do what we always do - put a bandaid on it in different colors and types - cause we are a schizophrenic nation - every city, town, village, state and the nation will forward legislation to deal with it from the mental illness aspect to the security guards no need to get your knickers in a bunch over this.
Gggrrrrrr In my humble opinion, the best solution here would be to eradicate public schools and make mommies and daddies pay for sissies' and laddies' educations. I am sick of paying > Eight Thousand U.S. Dollars, taken from my real estate taxes, every year for others education. And no one has ever even says thanks! Ungrateful lot need to go to private schools where they will get security, better educations too!
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JeanKimberley: such a knee jerk reaction. locking them away in a school prison is your answer to protection?
lots of crazy and sane solutions are being forwarded to solve the "problem" and we will do what we always do - put a bandaid on it in different colors and types - cause we are a schizophrenic nation - every city, town, village, state and the nation will forward legislation to deal with it from the mental illness aspect to the security guards no need to get your knickers in a bunch over this.
seems yours are getting bunched!lots of crazy and sane solutions are being forwarded to solve the "problem" and we will do what we always do - put a bandaid on it in different colors and types - cause we are a schizophrenic nation - every city, town, village, state and the nation will forward legislation to deal with it from the mental illness aspect to the security guards no need to get your knickers in a bunch over this.
Who said anything about locking them away?
It's either Protect,or watch helpless how one Idiot after the other takes advantage of Clinton's Gunfree Zones and slaughters the Children!If you think by trying to take certain Weapons (Firearms) away from the Citizens the Rampage will stop,you will have another Think coming!
There are plenty Weapons which would make a Carnage even more gruesome!
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I just got through talking to a police officer here in Ohio and they told me that a police officer goes through over 500 hours of training.
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Ccincy: I just got through talking to a police officer here in Ohio and they told me that a police officer goes through over 500 hours of training.
Training of what?How many different weapons?
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Conrad73: Training of what?
How many different weapons?
How many different weapons?
Conrad I got the info below off the Great Oaks Police Academy's website in Jefferson,Ohio.
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Honestly, No one will ever stop these killings, the nutballs will just change their Technique to accommodate an easier opportunity. its really sick and sad, but true 
The best we can expect is that they go after wallstreet, or the government, or gangs...lets all just pray god intervenes and they just shoot themselves alone in their closets and leaves the innocent out of it
The best we can expect is that they go after wallstreet, or the government, or gangs...lets all just pray god intervenes and they just shoot themselves alone in their closets and leaves the innocent out of it
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Mysst: Honestly, No one will ever stop these killings, the nutballs will just change their Technique to accommodate an easier opportunity. its really sick and sad, but true
The best we can expect is that they go after wallstreet, or the government, or gangs...lets all just pray god intervenes and they just shoot themselves alone in their closets and leaves the innocent out of it
that's about all you can do,Hope!The best we can expect is that they go after wallstreet, or the government, or gangs...lets all just pray god intervenes and they just shoot themselves alone in their closets and leaves the innocent out of it
But Gunfree Zones are like Magnets to those Maggots!
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Interesting article...
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It's a very sad world when our children aren't safe in their own schools anymore.
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2intrigued: Interesting article...
Brian Levin is an Idiot!Ought to look at Alcohol Prohibition!
Or the Current Pot-Laws!
He ought to be ashamed to even write such Drivel,but nothing surprises me from Soros-Owned Huffpo!
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Conrad73: Brian Levin is an Idiot!
Ought to look at Alcohol Prohibition!
Or the Current Pot-Laws!
He ought to be ashamed to even write such Drivel,but nothing surprises me from Soros-Owned Huffpo!
all his Idiocy would result in a Situation where the Citizen would have no means of Selfdefense at all!Ought to look at Alcohol Prohibition!
Or the Current Pot-Laws!
He ought to be ashamed to even write such Drivel,but nothing surprises me from Soros-Owned Huffpo!
Ever seen a Criminal adhere to any Laws at all!
So what makes any of those Kneejerk-Artists believe if they make it more difficult for a Citizen to get Firearms the Carnage by the Criminals would stop!
That Guy is another Gunshy fullblooded Idiot whose Common Sense has been bred out of in College and Progressive University!
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I searched for some info regarding how much a Security Guards make and this is what I found.
I'll be looking for some more info as well. Not done yet.
How Much Do Security Guards Make?
By Jared Lewis, eHow Contributor
How Much Do Security Guards Make? thumbnail
Security guards work in airports and other venues.
Security guards patrol and protect. They protect company assets and safeguard the lives of both workers and the public. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 1,076,600 individuals employed as security guards in 2008. That number is expected to grow by 14 percent by 2018, or by an estimated 152,500 new jobs. The pay for security guards varies based on experience and the employer.
Typical Pay
The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that the average pay for security guards nationwide was $26,430 annually, or $12.70 per hour, as of May 2009. The median pay was $23,820 in annual salary or $11.45 per hour. According to the bureau, security guards in the 25th to 75th percentile of those surveyed made pay ranging from $19,460 to $30,580, with the highest paid 10 percent of guards in the field making more than $40,230 per year, or $19.34 per hour.
Pay by Industry
Pay for security guards is affected somewhat by the industry in which they work. Of the 1,028,830 guards employed in 2009, the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that 598,790 of them worked for various investigative and security services. These guards made an average annual salary of $24,450 per year, as of May 2009. By comparison, the 320 security guards working for natural gas distribution companies, while small in number, made a salary more than double than those working in investigative and security services, at an average salary of $64,610 per year. Other notable high-paying industries in which guards worked were computer systems design and related services, which paid an average of $46,560, and the electric power industry, where security guard pay averaged $44,850 a year.
Experience
Experience can also be an indicator of the reason for differences in pay among security guards. The salary tracking website Pay Scale breaks down security guard pay by the number of years of experience. Guards with less than one year of experience made a range of pay from about $8.70 to 11.09 per hour, as of April 2011. On the other end of the spectrum, guards with 20 or more years of experience made an average range of pay from $9.92 to $15.05 per hour. Pay Scale salary ranges are from the 25th to the 75th percentile of survey respondents.
Location
Location also seems to have some effect on security guard pay. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average annual salary for security guards was highest in Alaska at $37,030 per year, as of 2009. Guards in the District of Columbia and in the state of Washington pulled in the next highest salaries, at $37,010 and $35,420 per year, respectively. Guards in Vermont made an average salary of $30,840, while those in Maryland rounded out the top five highest-paying states at $30,320 per year. By comparison, states with larger number of guards paid less. For example, security guards in Florida averaged $23,000 per year, while those in New York made an average of $28,280, according to the bureau.
I'll be looking for some more info as well. Not done yet.
How Much Do Security Guards Make?
By Jared Lewis, eHow Contributor
How Much Do Security Guards Make? thumbnail
Security guards work in airports and other venues.
Security guards patrol and protect. They protect company assets and safeguard the lives of both workers and the public. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 1,076,600 individuals employed as security guards in 2008. That number is expected to grow by 14 percent by 2018, or by an estimated 152,500 new jobs. The pay for security guards varies based on experience and the employer.
Typical Pay
The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that the average pay for security guards nationwide was $26,430 annually, or $12.70 per hour, as of May 2009. The median pay was $23,820 in annual salary or $11.45 per hour. According to the bureau, security guards in the 25th to 75th percentile of those surveyed made pay ranging from $19,460 to $30,580, with the highest paid 10 percent of guards in the field making more than $40,230 per year, or $19.34 per hour.
Pay by Industry
Pay for security guards is affected somewhat by the industry in which they work. Of the 1,028,830 guards employed in 2009, the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that 598,790 of them worked for various investigative and security services. These guards made an average annual salary of $24,450 per year, as of May 2009. By comparison, the 320 security guards working for natural gas distribution companies, while small in number, made a salary more than double than those working in investigative and security services, at an average salary of $64,610 per year. Other notable high-paying industries in which guards worked were computer systems design and related services, which paid an average of $46,560, and the electric power industry, where security guard pay averaged $44,850 a year.
Experience
Experience can also be an indicator of the reason for differences in pay among security guards. The salary tracking website Pay Scale breaks down security guard pay by the number of years of experience. Guards with less than one year of experience made a range of pay from about $8.70 to 11.09 per hour, as of April 2011. On the other end of the spectrum, guards with 20 or more years of experience made an average range of pay from $9.92 to $15.05 per hour. Pay Scale salary ranges are from the 25th to the 75th percentile of survey respondents.
Location
Location also seems to have some effect on security guard pay. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average annual salary for security guards was highest in Alaska at $37,030 per year, as of 2009. Guards in the District of Columbia and in the state of Washington pulled in the next highest salaries, at $37,010 and $35,420 per year, respectively. Guards in Vermont made an average salary of $30,840, while those in Maryland rounded out the top five highest-paying states at $30,320 per year. By comparison, states with larger number of guards paid less. For example, security guards in Florida averaged $23,000 per year, while those in New York made an average of $28,280, according to the bureau.
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Ccincy: I searched for some info regarding how much a Security Guards make and this is what I found.
I'll be looking for some more info as well. Not done yet.
How Much Do Security Guards Make?
By Jared Lewis, eHow Contributor
How Much Do Security Guards Make? thumbnail
Security guards work in airports and other venues.
Security guards patrol and protect. They protect company assets and safeguard the lives of both workers and the public. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 1,076,600 individuals employed as security guards in 2008. That number is expected to grow by 14 percent by 2018, or by an estimated 152,500 new jobs. The pay for security guards varies based on experience and the employer.Typical Pay
The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that the average pay for security guards nationwide was $26,430 annually, or $12.70 per hour, as of May 2009. The median pay was $23,820 in annual salary or $11.45 per hour. According to the bureau, security guards in the 25th to 75th percentile of those surveyed made pay ranging from $19,460 to $30,580, with the highest paid 10 percent of guards in the field making more than $40,230 per year, or $19.34 per hour.
Pay by Industry
Pay for security guards is affected somewhat by the industry in which they work. Of the 1,028,830 guards employed in 2009, the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that 598,790 of them worked for various investigative and security services. These guards made an average annual salary of $24,450 per year, as of May 2009. By comparison, the 320 security guards working for natural gas distribution companies, while small in number, made a salary more than double than those working in investigative and security services, at an average salary of $64,610 per year. Other notable high-paying industries in which guards worked were computer systems design and related services, which paid an average of $46,560, and the electric power industry, where security guard pay averaged $44,850 a year.
Experience
Experience can also be an indicator of the reason for differences in pay among security guards. The salary tracking website Pay Scale breaks down security guard pay by the number of years of experience. Guards with less than one year of experience made a range of pay from about $8.70 to 11.09 per hour, as of April 2011. On the other end of the spectrum, guards with 20 or more years of experience made an average range of pay from $9.92 to $15.05 per hour. Pay Scale salary ranges are from the 25th to the 75th percentile of survey respondents.
Location
Location also seems to have some effect on security guard pay. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average annual salary for security guards was highest in Alaska at $37,030 per year, as of 2009. Guards in the District of Columbia and in the state of Washington pulled in the next highest salaries, at $37,010 and $35,420 per year, respectively. Guards in Vermont made an average salary of $30,840, while those in Maryland rounded out the top five highest-paying states at $30,320 per year. By comparison, states with larger number of guards paid less. For example, security guards in Florida averaged $23,000 per year, while those in New York made an average of $28,280, according to the bureau.
I'll be looking for some more info as well. Not done yet.
How Much Do Security Guards Make?
By Jared Lewis, eHow Contributor
How Much Do Security Guards Make? thumbnail
Security guards work in airports and other venues.
Security guards patrol and protect. They protect company assets and safeguard the lives of both workers and the public. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 1,076,600 individuals employed as security guards in 2008. That number is expected to grow by 14 percent by 2018, or by an estimated 152,500 new jobs. The pay for security guards varies based on experience and the employer.Typical Pay
The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that the average pay for security guards nationwide was $26,430 annually, or $12.70 per hour, as of May 2009. The median pay was $23,820 in annual salary or $11.45 per hour. According to the bureau, security guards in the 25th to 75th percentile of those surveyed made pay ranging from $19,460 to $30,580, with the highest paid 10 percent of guards in the field making more than $40,230 per year, or $19.34 per hour.
Pay by Industry
Pay for security guards is affected somewhat by the industry in which they work. Of the 1,028,830 guards employed in 2009, the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that 598,790 of them worked for various investigative and security services. These guards made an average annual salary of $24,450 per year, as of May 2009. By comparison, the 320 security guards working for natural gas distribution companies, while small in number, made a salary more than double than those working in investigative and security services, at an average salary of $64,610 per year. Other notable high-paying industries in which guards worked were computer systems design and related services, which paid an average of $46,560, and the electric power industry, where security guard pay averaged $44,850 a year.
Experience
Experience can also be an indicator of the reason for differences in pay among security guards. The salary tracking website Pay Scale breaks down security guard pay by the number of years of experience. Guards with less than one year of experience made a range of pay from about $8.70 to 11.09 per hour, as of April 2011. On the other end of the spectrum, guards with 20 or more years of experience made an average range of pay from $9.92 to $15.05 per hour. Pay Scale salary ranges are from the 25th to the 75th percentile of survey respondents.
Location
Location also seems to have some effect on security guard pay. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average annual salary for security guards was highest in Alaska at $37,030 per year, as of 2009. Guards in the District of Columbia and in the state of Washington pulled in the next highest salaries, at $37,010 and $35,420 per year, respectively. Guards in Vermont made an average salary of $30,840, while those in Maryland rounded out the top five highest-paying states at $30,320 per year. By comparison, states with larger number of guards paid less. For example, security guards in Florida averaged $23,000 per year, while those in New York made an average of $28,280, according to the bureau.
Not all security guards have duties which include armed posts/duty. You might think a security guard working an armed post should earn more.
Maybe this is the case today but not when I was employed by a cowboy company named pinkertons to help get through school back in the late '70s in Ca.
The consensus among guards then was almost unanimous that it wasn't even a serious thought that they would actually put their lives on the line for lower wages. Being a being a deterrent is one thing.....
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galrads: Not all security guards have duties which include armed posts/duty. You might think a security guard working an armed post should earn more.
Maybe this is the case today but not when I was employed by a cowboy company named pinkertons to help get through school back in the late '70s in Ca.
The consensus among guards then was almost unanimous that it wasn't even a serious thought that they would actually put their lives on the line for lower wages. Being a being a deterrent is one thing.....
Maybe this is the case today but not when I was employed by a cowboy company named pinkertons to help get through school back in the late '70s in Ca.
The consensus among guards then was almost unanimous that it wasn't even a serious thought that they would actually put their lives on the line for lower wages. Being a being a deterrent is one thing.....
Just posting some info so I don't look like a complete idiot.
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Ccincy: Just posting some info so I don't look like a complete idiot.
I usually look like an idiot regardless.
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galrads: I usually look like an idiot regardless.
There must only be idiots in the US, just look at the sorry state the nation is in, and we let it get this way.
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Ccincy: Just posting some info so I don't look like a complete idiot.
You warm my heart Cincy....
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montemonte: You warm my heart Cincy....
Thank you monte.
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Conrad73: besides,no Gun,switch to other Weapons!
Machete is a very efficient weapon!
Machete is a very efficient weapon!
Gotta start somewhere.
And of course Conrad it's not going to eliminate crime 100%
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When David Gregory tried pinned La Pierre the NRA President with a 30 round magazine during one of the Sunday talk shows. First it was illegal for them to have the 30 round magazine in Washington DC. The DC police are now 'investigating' to see if Gregory broke the DC weapons laws on having a 30 round magazine.
But anyone that that has seen Full Metal Jacket, Platoon or even a
recent Iraq or Afghan military combat trailer on U-Tube....know that magazines can be taped together to increase the capacity. So getting rid of the 30 round magazine is going to do little good. Your next Adam Lanza will only tape two or three 10 round magazines together.
Remember these are well planned attacks.
When anti gun and the media don't understand 'the basics' of the assault weapons but they, like Senator Feinstien focus on a singular issue like magazine capacity......they will never find a solution to gun violence in our country. Seek they might and bolivate they will.
But actually finding a workable solution, is beyond their abilities.