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Use dogs, trained to sniff out bombs and attack anyone carrying a bomb with every patrolman and security guard throughout the streets and in buildings.

 

SECURITY SOLUTION FOR AMERICA

 

Every dog owner needs to have their dogs trained to sniff out bombs. Every police man in every town, village, city and state should be accompanied by bomb sniffing trained dogs.  All the dogs that are in shelters and pounds should be utilized to become proficient in sniffing out bombs. 

 

It is ridiculous to have our citizens blown up. Streets and buildings must be patrolled 24/7 by our four legged friends to bring us the safety we need. They can be taught to attack a person carrying a bomb. 

 

During World War II the public was called on to assist in the war effort.  This is a War effort!

 

We do not need more guns.  We need more dogs who are trained to sniff out bombs.

 

Write your congressmen, senators, and President, and share this thought to make it into law.

 

 

 

 

 

 

      


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on September 19, 2016
I think we must be careful not to overreact to the latest news. The bombings that occurred on Sunday are not earth shattering. The only attack claimed by ISIS was the stabbings that occurred in a Minnesota mall. The problem is a psychological one that huge expenditures in defense mechanisms will not thwart. Thousands of guards hired to protect the president at the United Nations this week.

There is no major war going on in the United States. Just a lot of fear. We've had bombings before. Most notably, the Unabomber, a disgruntled physicist, living the lifestyle that many Americans (recently reported to be 2 million a year) have turned to, in fear of something awful to come. If reality TV can be believed, these people have a very hard time living "free" with their guns off the land that they have carved out of, usually government, territory. They all seem to be "surviving" with a strong umbilical cord to the rest of society, and in some cases from heavy TV residuals.

Dogs have been long used as a deterrent against criminals and attacks of all kinds. While some dogs are very good at finding drugs, money, and explosives, I don't believe that all dogs can be trained to do this. And, training these dogs would be very expensive. Still, it's a good idea. Making dogs vicious is a bad idea. If we look at the statistics of how many people are maimed and, in some cases, killed by dogs every year, I think it would far exceed these few incidents of stupid hatred bombing. We should not trade hatred for hatred. It doesn't work.

Ron

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