What really needs to be banned.......

[iamwhatiseem]

I mean come on.... you do realize there are less households in America with guns now than there were before. Yet kids didn't shoot other kids with them then.











Wonder how many of these kids doing this were in the "March for our lives" idiocy?

 

[jc456]

I mean come on.... you do realize there are less households in America with guns now than there were before. Yet kids didn't shoot other kids with them then.











Wonder how many of these kids doing this were in the "March for our lives" idiocy?

it's the future next mass shooting scenario developing. And the school created him. It is the union schools asshats creating mass shooters.

 

[BluesLegend]

Obviously public schools are failing and mass firings need to take place. So long teacher tenure.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

How do you suggest we ban bullying?

 

[jc456]

so the real question to the parkland bunch, have they done drugs or drink during their time in school?

 

[jc456]

How do you suggest we ban bullying?

I think we should ignore it and just let them take out the kids. that's what you're saying eh? The Columbine two thank you.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

How do you suggest we ban bullying?

I think we should ignore it and just let them take out the kids. that's what you're saying eh? The Columbine two thank you.

Did you have an issue understanding my question?

Because you didn't answer it.

 

[jc456]

How do you suggest we ban bullying?

I think we should ignore it and just let them take out the kids. that's what you're saying eh? The Columbine two thank you.

Did you have an issue understanding my question?

Because you didn't answer it.

your point was clear, ignore it, I'm with you. I answered it.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

How do you suggest we ban bullying?

I would suggest seeing more into a point that what is at the surface.
We have a cultural problem.
When I was a kid, it was NOT illegal to bring guns on school property.
Students brought guns to school every single day. They had hanging in racks in the backs of their pickups right out in the open.
Kids were allowed to bring a rifle on the school bus as long as it was in a carrying case, and stayed in the carrying case. You had to let the school know ahead of time you were bringing it, and they took it from you and held it till school was let out.
There were at any given time, probably 50 guns on school property when I was in high school. But kids didn't shoot other kids.
No one thought a thing about those guns there.
Why is it a problem now?
What changed?
There are less guns in households today than there were before, look it up. Less households with guns.
Yet kids didn't shoot other kids.
Why now?

 

[theDoctorisIn]

How do you suggest we ban bullying?

I would suggest seeing more into a point that what is at the surface.
We have a cultural problem.
When I was a kid, it was NOT illegal to bring guns on school property.
Students brought guns to school every single day. They had hanging in racks in the backs of their pickups right out in the open.
Kids were allowed to bring a rifle on the school bus as long as it was in a carrying case, and stayed in the carrying case. You had to let the school know ahead of time you were bringing it, and they took it from you and held it till school was let out.
There were at any given time, probably 50 guns on school property when I was in high school. But kids didn't shoot other kids.
No one thought a thing about those guns there.
Why is it a problem now?
What changed?
There are less guns in households today than there were before, look it up. Less households with guns.
Yet kids didn't shoot other kids.
Why now?

You're asking a lot of questions, but you seem to have forgotten to answer my question.

 

[jc456]

How do you suggest we ban bullying?

I would suggest seeing more into a point that what is at the surface.
We have a cultural problem.
When I was a kid, it was NOT illegal to bring guns on school property.
Students brought guns to school every single day. They had hanging in racks in the backs of their pickups right out in the open.
Kids were allowed to bring a rifle on the school bus as long as it was in a carrying case, and stayed in the carrying case. You had to let the school know ahead of time you were bringing it, and they took it from you and held it till school was let out.
There were at any given time, probably 50 guns on school property when I was in high school. But kids didn't shoot other kids.
No one thought a thing about those guns there.
Why is it a problem now?
What changed?
There are less guns in households today than there were before, look it up. Less households with guns.
Yet kids didn't shoot other kids.
Why now?

You're asking a lot of questions, but you seem to have forgotten to answer my question.

A question you have no answer for. funny.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

How do you suggest we ban bullying?

I would suggest seeing more into a point that what is at the surface.
We have a cultural problem.
When I was a kid, it was NOT illegal to bring guns on school property.
Students brought guns to school every single day. They had hanging in racks in the backs of their pickups right out in the open.
Kids were allowed to bring a rifle on the school bus as long as it was in a carrying case, and stayed in the carrying case. You had to let the school know ahead of time you were bringing it, and they took it from you and held it till school was let out.
There were at any given time, probably 50 guns on school property when I was in high school. But kids didn't shoot other kids.
No one thought a thing about those guns there.
Why is it a problem now?
What changed?
There are less guns in households today than there were before, look it up. Less households with guns.
Yet kids didn't shoot other kids.
Why now?

You're asking a lot of questions, but you seem to have forgotten to answer my question.

Really?
You can't see that I answered your question.
Telling

 

[jc456]

How do you suggest we ban bullying?

I would suggest seeing more into a point that what is at the surface.
We have a cultural problem.
When I was a kid, it was NOT illegal to bring guns on school property.
Students brought guns to school every single day. They had hanging in racks in the backs of their pickups right out in the open.
Kids were allowed to bring a rifle on the school bus as long as it was in a carrying case, and stayed in the carrying case. You had to let the school know ahead of time you were bringing it, and they took it from you and held it till school was let out.
There were at any given time, probably 50 guns on school property when I was in high school. But kids didn't shoot other kids.
No one thought a thing about those guns there.
Why is it a problem now?
What changed?
There are less guns in households today than there were before, look it up. Less households with guns.
Yet kids didn't shoot other kids.
Why now?

You're asking a lot of questions, but you seem to have forgotten to answer my question.

Really?
You can't see that I answered your question.
Telling

since it wasn't what she wanted, you didn't answer. It's how she is. I agreed with her to ignore it as my answer. she asked why to me as well.

 

[jc456]

hey doc, I'd ban the little mther fkers doing the bullying from my school.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

I have watched this idiocy over the past few weeks.
"March for our Lives".... Good God. What a moronic waste of time.
Do people really think that having the government pass a law is going to stop this???
Really???
No one even talks about the systemic, unimaginably bad job the government did to protect those kids in the first place!!! And now you want that same government to pass a law that is going to magically stop this madness??
Is it not more important to think about WHY this is happening?
Guns have been here for generations. There are less households with guns now than there were years before, when kids weren't shooting other kids.
Is there a cultural problem?
We are not even having the conversation!

 

[jc456]

not one speech on how to protect students at school. How fking much did that cost? I have to laugh at the failure.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

How do you suggest we ban bullying?

I would suggest seeing more into a point that what is at the surface.
We have a cultural problem.
When I was a kid, it was NOT illegal to bring guns on school property.
Students brought guns to school every single day. They had hanging in racks in the backs of their pickups right out in the open.
Kids were allowed to bring a rifle on the school bus as long as it was in a carrying case, and stayed in the carrying case. You had to let the school know ahead of time you were bringing it, and they took it from you and held it till school was let out.
There were at any given time, probably 50 guns on school property when I was in high school. But kids didn't shoot other kids.
No one thought a thing about those guns there.
Why is it a problem now?
What changed?
There are less guns in households today than there were before, look it up. Less households with guns.
Yet kids didn't shoot other kids.
Why now?

You're asking a lot of questions, but you seem to have forgotten to answer my question.

A question you have no answer for. funny.

If I had an answer, I wouldn't have asked the question.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

How do you suggest we ban bullying?

I would suggest seeing more into a point that what is at the surface.
We have a cultural problem.
When I was a kid, it was NOT illegal to bring guns on school property.
Students brought guns to school every single day. They had hanging in racks in the backs of their pickups right out in the open.
Kids were allowed to bring a rifle on the school bus as long as it was in a carrying case, and stayed in the carrying case. You had to let the school know ahead of time you were bringing it, and they took it from you and held it till school was let out.
There were at any given time, probably 50 guns on school property when I was in high school. But kids didn't shoot other kids.
No one thought a thing about those guns there.
Why is it a problem now?
What changed?
There are less guns in households today than there were before, look it up. Less households with guns.
Yet kids didn't shoot other kids.
Why now?

You're asking a lot of questions, but you seem to have forgotten to answer my question.

Really?
You can't see that I answered your question.
Telling

since it wasn't what she wanted, you didn't answer. It's how she is. I agreed with her to ignore it as my answer. she asked why to me as well.

I'm not a "she".

 

[theDoctorisIn]

How do you suggest we ban bullying?

I would suggest seeing more into a point that what is at the surface.
We have a cultural problem.
When I was a kid, it was NOT illegal to bring guns on school property.
Students brought guns to school every single day. They had hanging in racks in the backs of their pickups right out in the open.
Kids were allowed to bring a rifle on the school bus as long as it was in a carrying case, and stayed in the carrying case. You had to let the school know ahead of time you were bringing it, and they took it from you and held it till school was let out.
There were at any given time, probably 50 guns on school property when I was in high school. But kids didn't shoot other kids.
No one thought a thing about those guns there.
Why is it a problem now?
What changed?
There are less guns in households today than there were before, look it up. Less households with guns.
Yet kids didn't shoot other kids.
Why now?

You're asking a lot of questions, but you seem to have forgotten to answer my question.

Really?
You can't see that I answered your question.
Telling

I asked you how you suggest that we ban bullying. You deflected to a lot of nonsense about guns.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

How do you suggest we ban bullying?

I would suggest seeing more into a point that what is at the surface.
We have a cultural problem.
When I was a kid, it was NOT illegal to bring guns on school property.
Students brought guns to school every single day. They had hanging in racks in the backs of their pickups right out in the open.
Kids were allowed to bring a rifle on the school bus as long as it was in a carrying case, and stayed in the carrying case. You had to let the school know ahead of time you were bringing it, and they took it from you and held it till school was let out.
There were at any given time, probably 50 guns on school property when I was in high school. But kids didn't shoot other kids.
No one thought a thing about those guns there.
Why is it a problem now?
What changed?
There are less guns in households today than there were before, look it up. Less households with guns.
Yet kids didn't shoot other kids.
Why now?

You're asking a lot of questions, but you seem to have forgotten to answer my question.

Really?
You can't see that I answered your question.
Telling

I asked you how you suggest that we ban bullying. You deflected to a lot of nonsense about guns.

What you see as deflection was the answer.
Yes I am asking question. There needs to be a lot of questions. But, as usual, no one is asking them.
How about this question.... How in God's name is the Sheriff that criminally failed these kids....still have a job?? Well....perhaps it is because no one is paying attention to him anymore. The media is not talking about how local, state and federal law enforcement did a pathetic job. They did the first day or two. But then came the "guns! guns! guns!" mantra. And the real discussion died right then and there.
Just like how you are trying to kill this one.