With the murder-suicide that happened at Lackland AFB, do you believe that on-base personnel should be authorized to carry weapons?

This is a touchy and politically loaded question especially after the event at lackland AFB. When I was serving, our unit or base cycled the different units through response levels, i.e rapid response, post support, and training. Let me further state that I don't believe that the MP's are capable of responding to every situation alone. I believe that the best combination would be to have each unit as they move thru the cycles be assigned a contingency force duty, and they would be armed. Further I believe that recruiters, being NCO's should be armed (may be legal problems with this however).
I don't believe soldiers in general should be able to conceal carry or be armed because for the most part, you have a lot of soldiers that are pushed to perform and may reach a snapping point. While I was deployed for example I had a soldier that threatened to kill me. When he came too my driver had already secured him in the back of the vehicle.

I believe we should.