I was checking out the news and found this article on a "radar-like device that uses electromagnetic waves to peer through clothing and detect concealed weapons from up to 50 feet away." People are arguing for and against this, but wouldn't it help the general public? It would also defy the constitutional right to bear arms. Is this a good thing or a bad thing? Our fore-fathers wrote that piece of paper to assist/protect/ the public, and we've seemed to be able to use it for quite some time now (except for the amendments we've made). Do you think this sort of detector deserves a constitutional amendment which has been set in motion and practiced for years on end now?
I, myself, believe such a device would be good for school officials to carry around, protect the school without the student's knowledge. And, if a constitutional amendment is needed then so be it.
I, myself, believe such a device would be good for school officials to carry around, protect the school without the student's knowledge. And, if a constitutional amendment is needed then so be it.