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The world is full of countries with few guns and no tyranny.
And all those gun loving texans sat outside the classroom while children bled and died. They sat out of that classroom for over an hour. There was 1 high school dropout in that room, why were they so scared to go in? Texas is garbage under Abbott. No balls to face 1 high school drop out while children died? It's a disgrace.That is an accurate description of the events as outlined by the latest facts. Also, he was able to enter the school because a door, that should have been locked, was propped open by a teacher before the perp arrived, according to witnesses.
Yes, I'm aware you like the taste of bootleather.The world is full of countries with few guns and no tyranny.
Your description of the events is without detail and frankly pretty dumb. Instead of wanting a real discussion, here you are assigning blame based on your unsupported opinion. They did not just sit outside, they went in. They were in the hall and then told by the incident commander to retreat and stand down until SWAT came. That was a bad decision by one person and we need to be real and investigate as to what really happened instead of trying to make political hay out of dead children. We need to keep in mind that we have received different stories as to what happened throughout. This is still developing.And all those gun loving texans sat outside the classroom while children bled and died. They sat out of that classroom for over an hour. There was 1 high school dropout in that room, why were they so scared to go in? Texas is garbage under Abbott. No balls to face 1 high school drop out while children died? It's a disgrace.
That probably ain't alll.Yes, I'm aware you like the taste of bootleather.
That only occurs in a few states and local school districts.Lets start with holding them liable for the shitty socialist public education first.
Can I ask you a serious question? What makes you think that many schools have not had these precautions for years?I call bullshit. Security doors and video cameras aren't expensive. Especially considering the kids' safety.
Were the parents ever charged with anything? Arrested? Interviewed?If you read the articles the FBI is "investigating parents".
That's more then enough for me.
I'm still pissed Comey setup Flynn for a perjury trap, and operations Crossfire Hurricane and Razor.
1, What would you charge them with, dumbass?1. The person who opened the secure door and let the Sandy Hook shooter in to kill all those kindergarten kids was criminally negligent.
2. Any school shooting where the school had no security system is criminal negligence of the school board.
3. A case for debate is Mr. Peterson at the Parkland shooting. He was the armed resource officer that hid and did nothing to stop the shooter. I think he's guilty as hell. He didn't do his job.
4. We either get serious about protecting schools, or we don't.
"Qualified Immunity" protects them from being held criminally or civilly liable as individuals.Any support for holding School boards, and security personnel legally responsible for school security?
Hardening schools is not at all expensive.I think we’re going to have to go bigger on school security measures, because we‘re sure as hell not going to get anything else done.
The problem, in my opinion, is that it’s going to get very expensive and will have minimal benefit. A very stupid way to spend money, but hey, I guess it’s something.
No.
Why? Because, get real.
You see, people are afraid that this will create a prison environment for the children, therefore justifying why we can't spend money to secure our schools.Hardening schools is not at all expensive.
All exterior doors locked to the outside during school hours would be a really good first step and that isn't difficult or expensive to do and neither is a system that would notify the office if a door was opened during school hours.
Securing the school grounds isn't that difficult or expensive either. Just put up fences and vehicle proof barriers in front of the entry doors.
I'm sure many schools have had security systems for years.Can I ask you a serious question? What makes you think that many schools have not had these precautions for years?
They were INVESTIGATED. Read the fucking articles and/or google it.Were the parents ever charged with anything? Arrested? Interviewed?
What?
aclj.org
Listening to your better "less stupid" way to spend money...I think we’re going to have to go bigger on school security measures, because we‘re sure as hell not going to get anything else done.
The problem, in my opinion, is that it’s going to get very expensive and will have minimal benefit. A very stupid way to spend money, but hey, I guess it’s something.
