Do California’s public schools need armed guards?
(Ted Rall / For The Times)
After a school massacre in Connecticut, the National Rifle Assn. suggested that public schools should each post one armed sentry to provide security. Now politicians in California are debating the proposal. One risk nobody has thought of yet: What if the guards are embarrassed by the students’ superior knowledge and possession of firearms?
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