Poland Makes Firearms Training Mandatory for all Primary and Secondary School Students

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Poland Makes Firearms Training Mandatory for Schoolchildren - Trending American

Poland has become the first country in the European Union to require firearms training for all primary and secondary school students. The program rolled out in response to rising tensions in Eastern Europe, aims to prepare the nation’s youth for potential future threats as concerns about Russian...

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[aarondhgraham]

We should do this as well,,,
If for no other reason than to de-wimpify our youth.

I have a friend who recently retired from the U.S. Army,,,
His last 6-years was as a basic training firearms instructor.

He said that at least a dozen out of every 100 new recruits,,,
Experienced some type of mental trauma,,,
Just by handling a firearm.

How did we go so quickly from a country where dang near every boy had a .22,,,
To a country where just handling a weapon makes one ill.

We are far from being the great country we once were,,,
I don't know if we will ever be that strong again.

Aarond

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[turkeyrun]

Kind of clouds that dumb ******* stereotype.

Implementation here or just discussing the possibility would have libturd heads exploding.

Yes, WE SHOULD DO IT.

 

[Claybuster]

I have a friend who recently retired from the U.S. Army,,,
His last 6-years was as a basic training firearms instructor.

He said that at least a dozen out of every 100 new recruits,,,
Experienced some type of mental trauma,,,
Just by handling a firearm.

Is there such lack of self awareness these days that a person that would be traumatized by handling a firearm would enlist in the Army, or any branch for that matter? Isn't it somewhat of a given that someone enlisting in the ARMED forces would be required to become proficient in arms? Are people really that stupid? Short answer: Yes x3.

 

[dennishoddy]

Is there such lack of self awareness these days that a person that would be traumatized by handling a firearm would enlist in the Army, or any branch for that matter? Isn't it somewhat of a given that someone enlisting in the ARMED forces would be required to become proficient in arms? Are people really that stupid? Short answer: Yes x3.

You answered your own question. The current military seems to focus on how one can get a free college education just by joining, leaving out the guns and blowing shat up part.

 

[Kid Glock]

Good for Poland and good direction for the EU to follow, IMO.
Doubt an EU member, but Isreal may have early FA training too.
Would not be surprised if other mid-eastern/north African countries didn't have 2nd graders building AK's.