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I agree...nothing needs to be really done except maybe more training for the responding police officers...especially the Commander on site. He screwed up royally.No doubt the cops in this case screwed it up royally. But you don't implement stupid rules like arming teachers based upon this failure by law enforcement.
The shooter was already in the classroom when he started shooting and they had no place to retreat to and barricade themselves.
For someone just marginally competent it only takes about 2-2.5 seconds to access a firearm and get the first shot on target.
Anyone who obviously knows little or nothing relative to this subject should probably learn to shut the hell up and learn something.
Race is irrelevant but of course it is all race baiting trolls can see.
A whole classroom of people died waiting on police to respond at Sandy Hook, and 19 were killed in Uvalde waiting on a police response.I agree...nothing needs to be really done except maybe more training for the responding police officers...especially the Commander on site. He screwed up royally.
Of course because he is a senior veteran of the police force they are going to do everything possible to blame someone else to get everyone to look at anything else but him. That's why the school district is no longer cooperating.
Your betting a teacher can do that, just give them a gun, what could go wrong?If your kid was in a classroom that an active shooter enters, are you going to want someone to try to stop him, or are you going to be fine with your child's class being slaughtered?
Never mind. I already know you don't have the balls to answer that question truthfully...
So, you're going to have "access" to a firearm, draw the weapon and shoot someone in 2 to 2 1/2 seconds and get the drop on another person who is ALREADY holding a weapon IN HIS HANDS?The shooter was already in the classroom when he started shooting and they had no place to retreat to and barricade themselves.
For someone just marginally competent it only takes about 2-2.5 seconds to access a firearm and get the first shot on target.
Yeah, you should.Anyone who obviously knows little or nothing relative to this subject should probably learn to shut the hell up and learn something.
See, that isn't a bad idea.A whole classroom of people died waiting on police to respond at Sandy Hook, and 19 were killed in Uvalde waiting on a police response.
Unless you have an immediate armed response already present before or as shooting erupts they will continue until they are stopped.
The only practical way to do this is to train volunteers among the school's faculty and staff to be the first response to a school shooter.
It's always a select few and the training requirements are very stringent.See, that isn't a bad idea.
I agree with that.
A select few, depending on the size of the campus.
Teachers and staff had to undergo a mental health evaluation and 80 hours of training by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement to carry a weapon at district campuses, Kelly said, adding each petition to carry also has to be approved by the school board.It's always a select few and the training requirements are very stringent.
Your betting a teacher can do that, just give them a gun, what could go wrong?
Still writing fanfiction about an immediate armed response group teleporting in to save our children?A whole classroom of people died waiting on police to respond at Sandy Hook, and 19 were killed in Uvalde waiting on a police response.
Unless you have an immediate armed response already present before or as shooting erupts they will continue until they are stopped.
The only practical way to do this is to train volunteers among the school's faculty and staff to be the first response to a school shooter.
Teleportation is not needed if they are already in the building.Still writing fanfiction about an immediate armed response group teleporting in to save our children?
Teachers and staff have been and will continue to be trained and ready to react to school shootings in the future here in Texas and several other states as we've been doing for more than 5 years now.Your betting a teacher can do that, just give them a gun, what could go wrong?
Better idea......................................................arming the students!
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These are the same cops that a month ago they wanted to defund and disband.Why are you cowering away from the question? Would you prefer an active shooter murder children? Because that's the only other option available: dead kids.
Why do you want children to be slaughtered?
Yes, I do think a teacher can do that. Non-thinking dipshits like you seem to think that cops have some sort of magical super power which allows them to be cops, yet you fail to comprehend the fact that, once upon a time, every single person who's a police officer today once had no fucking idea how to shoot a gun.
They were trained.
It doesn't take someone very long to learn how to use a firearm safely and properly. I harbor no illusion that you'd be up to the task, but non-retards could certainly handle it...
Unless they're hiding right behind the gunman that still leaves a lot of time to kill children.Teleportation is not needed if they are already in the building.
And dead teachers, moron.Why are you cowering away from the question? Would you prefer an active shooter murder children? Because that's the only other option available: dead kids.
Why do you want teachers slaughtered?Why do you want children to be slaughtered?
Some could, just like everyone else.Yes, I do think a teacher can do that.
Ignorant people think teachers do.Non-thinking dipshits like you seem to think that cops have some sort of magical super power which allows them to be cops,
No shit.yet you fail to comprehend the fact that, once upon a time, every single person who's a police officer today once had no fucking idea how to shoot a gun.
They were trained.
Sure, from the moron who NEEDS 500 rounds to wound a three toed sloth.It doesn't take someone very long to learn how to use a firearm safely and properly. I harbor no illusion that you'd be up to the task, but non-retards could certainly handle it...
If that's what they choose, so be it.Teachers and staff have been and will continue to be trained and ready to react to school shootings in the future here in Texas and several other states as we've been doing for more than 5 years now.
No, it isn't.The number of potential mass shooters stopped by armed civilians is rather long. Here are just a few.
Yeah, but that "good guy with a gun" stopping "a bad guy with a gun" doesn't happen often enough.List of Mass Shootings Stopped by Armed Civilians - The Meme Policeman
This meme claims zero mass shootings were prevented by armed civilians. By any reasonable measure this is false. This list counts 24 examples that meet the criteria.
We know those who meet immediate armed intervention will almost in every case cease and take their own lives, surrender, or be shot and killed by the armed civilians who confront them.
Your "argument" presupposes there is no coordination between the armed faculty/staff and school or local PD which is of course wrong.If that's what they choose, so be it.
Hopefully they are getting extra pay for it and they don't get shot by police or someone else.
No, it isn't.
Yeah, but that "good guy with a gun" stopping "a bad guy with a gun" doesn't happen often enough.
That list has only 20 people stopping a mass shooting this century, up to 2017.
An average of 1.1 per year.
Never stated that, of course they do, the deputy at the school (in my state) knows every teacher in that school.Your "argument" presupposes there is no coordination between the armed faculty/staff and school or local PD which is of course wrong.
I don't disagree.If your argument really is that it doesn't happen often enough it simply shows we need to set up these programs in a lot more schools.
Really?Nobody has to pay me to defend myself or those in my charge
Damned right, as a school employee, you should be able to just show up at your school with a gun?and if anything having to get permission from the gov't to do so points to a very serious problem overall.
That's exactly what you implied which is why I addressed it.Never stated that, of course they do, the deputy at the school (in my state) knows every teacher in that school.
But not every sheriff's deputy in the county knows every, teacher, custodian, principal, dean, nurse, guidance counselor, or vendor.
Really?
So, you would take an 80 hour (minimum) weapons class for your job, with no pay?
You would take the continuing education courses during the years, with no pay?
