Yen secret clearance is a dome a dozen, doesn't mean anything. I would safely very that almost every member on here who has any affiliation with the gov has at least secret

I had q level clearance when I was in nuclear, yey! Bet that gives you faith.

once he got past the 1st perimeter, there were no guns....see how well that worked out.

same w. N Hassan base shooting, there were no guns.

thanks clinton!

Failure of security. They'll search you for cameras, but not for guns?

Sure, the Military has lots of guns. Maybe some of our Military members can weigh in but from what I understand on a base here stateside they are all locked up and people on base are prohibited from carrying. Outside of a few security guards nobody is carrying a gun.

To answer the comment more specifically I'd say the clientele of your average Starbucks in the South (with their surprising policy concerning firearms) has more accessible guns than a military base in America.

And yet Starbucks doesn't have a check in/check out procedure.

yup, that's our next gun 22lr compact, I can paint it up for girl child

How does that relate to the comment you heard or its implication that this shooting demonstrates the NRA's thinking is wrong?

Related to my comment about Starbucks, looks like they are caving to pressure and changing their policy about guns.

http://money.cnn.com/2013/09/18/news...html?hpt=hp_c2

I haven't heard about 12 people being shot at a Starbucks recently.

cuz there.s more potential for armed/ loaded gun carriers to be there vs a military base