Skull Pilot
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I don't know how anyone can feel safe in a building where anyone is allowed to walk in any time.100% of gun murders occur where murder is illegal!
In a 2013 analysis of mass shootings going back 30 years, Mother Jones found zero of 62 shootings involved a gunman who had specifically targeted a place because it banned guns.
Mike Huckabee says mass shootings are enabled by gun-free zones, but the data tells a different story
“Pushing the myth that mass shootings only take place in gun-free zones is a twisted form of victim blaming,” she says. “It effectively suggests that innocent people living their daily lives—praying in houses of worship, studying at a college library—are to blame for their own deaths because they were not armed to the teeth in places that anyone should feel safe.”
It's funny to me that in all these school shootings the only thing that seems to matter is the weapon used and no one wants to address the fact that these shooters just walked into a school via an open door and started blasting away.
Short of having armored guards and metal detectors at each entrance a determined attacker can blast their way past normal security measures too. Isn't that what happened at Sandy Hook?
The Door at Sandy Hook was mostly glass.
A solid steel door will not be breached with small arms fire very easily if at all. A double set of doors at the entry can act as a man trap as well
And there is no need to fortify every entrance if all entry and non emergency egress are via one access point. All the other doors would be solely for emergency purposes and be locked and alarmed.
Windows?
So ignore the better in favor of the perfect right?
By the time anyone shoots out a window of a classroom which are all tempered glass by law all the k occupants of that room should be able to get out then if the shooter does gain entry he can be locked into the room with the window as his only egress which will allow even more time for authorities to respond