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there are 2 gun back ground check related propositions on the ballot in Washington. This will likely impact I-594 (pro gun registration) and i591 (against).

Although passage would not have prevented this sort of tragedy,
The vast majority of legislation won't impact these tragedies, but that doesn't stop the knee-jerkers from passing it to "Do SOMETHING" instead of addressing the real issues.

 
This guys twitter feed isn't so out of the ordinary if you didn't know it would lead to today. Plenty of teens rant and make threats and such. Had he mentioned actual violence then that would be an eye opener.

 
One student said the shooter was very popular but was recently a victim of bullying. I am thankful I have no kids in school. Feel bad for parents who do as you just never know. :(
Back when we were a tough and civilized country:

Bully gets called into principal's office, takes a beatdown via the paddle. Bullying stops.

Nowadays under new ####ification rules:

Bully gets called into principal's office, 'um, quit bullying'.
when was this?
Before you were born.
ok thanks for taking the time to answer
I actually can't even remember anyone getting the paddle my senior year. I remember years earlier though just sitting in class near the principal's office and the echo in the hallway was like a gunshot. Now of course, they are in fact gunshots.

 
One student said the shooter was very popular but was recently a victim of bullying. I am thankful I have no kids in school. Feel bad for parents who do as you just never know. :(
Back when we were a tough and civilized country:

Bully gets called into principal's office, takes a beatdown via the paddle. Bullying stops.

Nowadays under new ####ification rules:

Bully gets called into principal's office, 'um, quit bullying'.
Man how things have changed. When I was in high school, you never heard of school shootings. Plenty of people were bullied, had mental illness, etc. I don't think access to guns has changed other than it being a bit more strict. Just don't know... and I fear for future generations as life in general does not get easier..
What's changed is that there's now an internet and 24 hour news channels. I don't know when you went to high school but I'm fairly sure there were plenty of school shootings.
The 80s... and the news on the fewer channels than we have now did report on news in and outside the US. I agree with the internet being a problem. Just like how the extremists are recruiting Isis, the internet glorifies becoming a martyr for those who are looking to become one. Technology is great but is also a big problem...
Sorry, maybe I wasn't clear. I wasn't saying the internet was the problem, I was saying that these have been happening regularly for many decades and we just didn't hear as much about them because there was no internet or 24 hour news channels.

They may happen slightly frequently now for a variety of reasons, but regular school shootings in the United States is not a new development.

 
One student said the shooter was very popular but was recently a victim of bullying. I am thankful I have no kids in school. Feel bad for parents who do as you just never know. :(
Back when we were a tough and civilized country:

Bully gets called into principal's office, takes a beatdown via the paddle. Bullying stops.

Nowadays under new ####ification rules:

Bully gets called into principal's office, 'um, quit bullying'.
:lmao: Come on, dude.

 
One student said the shooter was very popular but was recently a victim of bullying. I am thankful I have no kids in school. Feel bad for parents who do as you just never know. :(
Back when we were a tough and civilized country:

Bully gets called into principal's office, takes a beatdown via the paddle. Bullying stops.

Nowadays under new ####ification rules:

Bully gets called into principal's office, 'um, quit bullying'.
:lmao: Come on, dude.
You get what I mean. ####ification has assisted in the increase in these shootings by decade.

 
I believe in background checks, but they wouldn't have prevented this shooting. They won't prevent ANY of these terrible shootings. In fact, I don't think that any gun law would prevent a school shooting.

I ####### hate when this happens. How much would it cost us to have an armed guard at every public elementary school, middle school, and high school in this country? I'm thinking that's the direction to go.

And if we can't afford that, I'm thinking that maybe the NRA types are right; we ought to let teachers who want to carry guns in their classrooms to protect their students. I've never been for that before, in fact I thought it was a crazy idea, but- we have to stop this.

 
Hey. This latest is #100 for this decade! :towelwave:

Un####ing believable. In just 5 years, this decade has surpassed any other decade AND double the previous record of 48, last decade. So while shootings have been going on over the decades, it is getting far worse as the numbers project to a 4 fold increase over last decade with no end in sight.

Oops, counted wrong. Looks like 102 or so this decade so far and a new milestone in American History, 38 so far in 2014. That is more in one month than the decade of the 70s and the decade of the 80s.

 
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Hey. This latest is #100 for this decade! :towelwave:

Un####ing believable. In just 5 years, this decade has surpassed any other decade AND double the previous record of 48, last decade. So while shootings have been going on over the decades, it is getting far worse as the numbers project to a 4 fold increase over last decade with no end in sight.
And it'll probably continue to get worse. You can't stop this, just do the best with security guards and such to help keep down the victims when this happens again.

 
I believe in background checks, but they wouldn't have prevented this shooting. They won't prevent ANY of these terrible shootings. In fact, I don't think that any gun law would prevent a school shooting.

I ####### hate when this happens. How much would it cost us to have an armed guard at every public elementary school, middle school, and high school in this country? I'm thinking that's the direction to go.

And if we can't afford that, I'm thinking that maybe the NRA types are right; we ought to let teachers who want to carry guns in their classrooms to protect their students. I've never been for that before, in fact I thought it was a crazy idea, but- we have to stop this.
I can't possibly imagine how an armed guard would prevent these. If we had one on every campus I think one of two things would probably happen in almost every case: (1) shooter evades attention of armed guard like the other students do thousands of times a day, proceeds to desired location, opens fire, armed guard is elsewhere and is helpless to prevent it; or (2) shooter shoots unsuspecting armed guard, proceeds to desired location, opens fire. Some low-wage guy who failed to meet the police academy entrance requirements isn't gonna magically transform into some combination of a Navy Seal and Wild Bill Hickock.

Teaches with guns in the classroom may be a fine idea in theory, but the program would be stopped as soon as there was a single negative incident- weapon ends up in the wrong hands, teacher gets overzealous and shoots when situation is unclear, angry/crazy teacher shoots fellow teacher who broke up with them, etc. When there's a crazy school shooter there's only really one person to blame. If a teacher is permitted to carry a weapon and something goes wrong everyone ends up getting skewered- the teacher, the school, the school district, the state or local government officials that authorized the program, etc. Within a year no teacher would have a gun in the classroom again.

 
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You'd think these stories would make kids think twice about bullying someone.
the part of the brain that affects decision-making hasn't fully formed yet. They're walking, talking maroons.
It's also a this won't happen to me, that is if they are even thinking. Today's event may deter bullying for a few days but then it'll be forgotten and it will continue.
It's weird. Because if I was in school now, I'd be extra nice to everyone there.

 
I'm thinking that maybe the NRA types are right; we ought to let teachers who want to carry guns in their classrooms to protect their students. I've never been for that before, in fact I thought it was a crazy idea, but- we have to stop this.
I'm fairly serious that we should give serious consideration to this idea. Thoughts?

 
You'd think these stories would make kids think twice about bullying someone.
the part of the brain that affects decision-making hasn't fully formed yet. They're walking, talking maroons.
It's also a this won't happen to me, that is if they are even thinking. Today's event may deter bullying for a few days but then it'll be forgotten and it will continue.
It's weird. Because if I was in school now, I'd be extra nice to everyone there.
You could still tick someone off who believes he doesn't deserve it and set him off! :doh:

 
I believe in background checks, but they wouldn't have prevented this shooting. They won't prevent ANY of these terrible shootings. In fact, I don't think that any gun law would prevent a school shooting.

I ####### hate when this happens. How much would it cost us to have an armed guard at every public elementary school, middle school, and high school in this country? I'm thinking that's the direction to go.

And if we can't afford that, I'm thinking that maybe the NRA types are right; we ought to let teachers who want to carry guns in their classrooms to protect their students. I've never been for that before, in fact I thought it was a crazy idea, but- we have to stop this.
I can't possibly imagine how an armed guard would prevent these. If we had one on every campus I think one of two things would probably happen in almost every case: (1) shooter evades attention of armed guard like the other students do thousands of times a day, proceeds to desired location, opens fire, armed guard is elsewhere and is helpless to prevent it; or (2) shooter shoots unsuspecting armed guard, proceeds to desired location, opens fire.

Teaches with guns in the classroom may be a fine idea in theory, but the program would be stopped as soon as there was a single negative incident- weapon ends up in the wrong hands, teacher gets overzealous and shoots when situation is unclear, angry/crazy teacher shoots fellow teacher who broke up with them, etc. When there's a crazy school shooter there's only really one person to blame. If a teacher is permitted to carry a weapon and something goes wrong everyone ends up getting skewered- the teacher, the school, the school district, the state or local government officials that authorized the program, etc. Within a year no teacher would have a gun in the classroom again.
You may be right on both counts. But what else is there? Maybe we should at least try it. Maybe if the crazies know there are armed guards and armed teachers, that might deter some of them.

 
You'd think these stories would make kids think twice about bullying someone.
the part of the brain that affects decision-making hasn't fully formed yet. They're walking, talking maroons.
It's also a this won't happen to me, that is if they are even thinking. Today's event may deter bullying for a few days but then it'll be forgotten and it will continue.
It's weird. Because if I was in school now, I'd be extra nice to everyone there.
You could still tick someone off who believes he doesn't deserve it and set him off! :doh:
Or is so ####### stupid that he believes you are teasing him.

 
You'd think these stories would make kids think twice about bullying someone.
the part of the brain that affects decision-making hasn't fully formed yet. They're walking, talking maroons.
It's also a this won't happen to me, that is if they are even thinking. Today's event may deter bullying for a few days but then it'll be forgotten and it will continue.
It's weird. Because if I was in school now, I'd be extra nice to everyone there.
You could still tick someone off who believes he doesn't deserve it and set him off! :doh:
Or is so ####### stupid that he believes you are teasing him.
stupid and/or hyper-sensitive. combined with the unformed decision making abilities =

ISinho- "Hi guy"

guy- "{{mother####ing ISinho is always mean to me}} ... hi."

 
I believe in background checks, but they wouldn't have prevented this shooting. They won't prevent ANY of these terrible shootings. In fact, I don't think that any gun law would prevent a school shooting.

I ####### hate when this happens. How much would it cost us to have an armed guard at every public elementary school, middle school, and high school in this country? I'm thinking that's the direction to go.

And if we can't afford that, I'm thinking that maybe the NRA types are right; we ought to let teachers who want to carry guns in their classrooms to protect their students. I've never been for that before, in fact I thought it was a crazy idea, but- we have to stop this.
I can't possibly imagine how an armed guard would prevent these. If we had one on every campus I think one of two things would probably happen in almost every case: (1) shooter evades attention of armed guard like the other students do thousands of times a day, proceeds to desired location, opens fire, armed guard is elsewhere and is helpless to prevent it; or (2) shooter shoots unsuspecting armed guard, proceeds to desired location, opens fire.

Teaches with guns in the classroom may be a fine idea in theory, but the program would be stopped as soon as there was a single negative incident- weapon ends up in the wrong hands, teacher gets overzealous and shoots when situation is unclear, angry/crazy teacher shoots fellow teacher who broke up with them, etc. When there's a crazy school shooter there's only really one person to blame. If a teacher is permitted to carry a weapon and something goes wrong everyone ends up getting skewered- the teacher, the school, the school district, the state or local government officials that authorized the program, etc. Within a year no teacher would have a gun in the classroom again.
You may be right on both counts. But what else is there? Maybe we should at least try it. Maybe if the crazies know there are armed guards and armed teachers, that might deter some of them.
Arming teachers is a bad idea. We have teachers who don't know that it is wrong to have sex with a student - these are not people that I trust to arm and fight like a security person.

If you want a real answer that is actually possible - you need to treat every single school building in the country like a federal courthouse, with only one entrance for the public, secure parking areas with armed guards and metal detectors and wand scans of all people entering the building, give each student, teacher and parent a photo ID that is absolutely required to enter, and it would probably help to require uniforms so that different style clothes can't hide certain things easier than others.

 
Arming teachers is a bad idea. We have teachers who don't know that it is wrong to have sex with a student - these are not people that I trust to arm and fight like a security person.


If you want a real answer that is actually possible - you need to treat every single school building in the country like a federal courthouse, with only one entrance for the public, secure parking areas with armed guards and metal detectors and wand scans of all people entering the building, give each student, teacher and parent a photo ID that is absolutely required to enter, and it would probably help to require uniforms so that different style clothes can't hide certain things easier than others.
Sadly that is the way it has to head.

 
Now they say 3 students shot in the head, all in critical condition. Wow. :( And 2 are dead.

 
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You'd think these stories would make kids think twice about bullying someone.
the part of the brain that affects decision-making hasn't fully formed yet. They're walking, talking maroons.
It's also a this won't happen to me, that is if they are even thinking. Today's event may deter bullying for a few days but then it'll be forgotten and it will continue.
It's weird. Because if I was in school now, I'd be extra nice to everyone there.
You could still tick someone off who believes he doesn't deserve it and set him off! :doh:
Or is so ####### stupid that he believes you are teasing him.
Or try to have a civilized discussion on Ebola.

 
Arming teachers is a bad idea. We have teachers who don't know that it is wrong to have sex with a student - these are not people that I trust to arm and fight like a security person.


If you want a real answer that is actually possible - you need to treat every single school building in the country like a federal courthouse, with only one entrance for the public, secure parking areas with armed guards and metal detectors and wand scans of all people entering the building, give each student, teacher and parent a photo ID that is absolutely required to enter, and it would probably help to require uniforms so that different style clothes can't hide certain things easier than others.
Sadly that is the way it has to head.
This might make sense as well. How much would it cost? However much, maybe it's worth it. I hate the idea that my kids should feel like they're entering a danger zone when they go to school, but...maybe we need to do this.

 
You'd think these stories would make kids think twice about bullying someone.
the part of the brain that affects decision-making hasn't fully formed yet. They're walking, talking maroons.
It's also a this won't happen to me, that is if they are even thinking. Today's event may deter bullying for a few days but then it'll be forgotten and it will continue.
It's weird. Because if I was in school now, I'd be extra nice to everyone there.
You could still tick someone off who believes he doesn't deserve it and set him off! :doh:
Or is so ####### stupid that he believes you are teasing him.
stupid and/or hyper-sensitive. combined with the unformed decision making abilities =

ISinho- "Hi guy"

guy- "{{mother####ing ISinho is always mean to me}} ... hi."
ISinho? I know I should be able to figure it out, but I'm nonplussed here.

 
Arming teachers is a bad idea. We have teachers who don't know that it is wrong to have sex with a student - these are not people that I trust to arm and fight like a security person.


If you want a real answer that is actually possible - you need to treat every single school building in the country like a federal courthouse, with only one entrance for the public, secure parking areas with armed guards and metal detectors and wand scans of all people entering the building, give each student, teacher and parent a photo ID that is absolutely required to enter, and it would probably help to require uniforms so that different style clothes can't hide certain things easier than others.
Sadly that is the way it has to head.
This might make sense as well. How much would it cost? However much, maybe it's worth it. I hate the idea that my kids should feel like they're entering a danger zone when they go to school, but...maybe we need to do this.
Entry salary for a federal marshall is in the 40's I think. The security station is probably another 40 grand. Locking down all entry points for security purposes is probably a few million. Installing a perimeter security system around each building or campus of a public school is easily another few million. I'd be willing to bet you are looking at about 5-10 million per school plus operating expenses of another couple hundred thousand per school. New Jersey has more school districts than it does municipalties so in new jersey alone you are easily looking something in the neighborhood of 6-10 billion dollars if you only have one school campus in each district - which you don't.

So, to do that is easily hundreds of billions. Easily.

 
Arming teachers is a bad idea. We have teachers who don't know that it is wrong to have sex with a student - these are not people that I trust to arm and fight like a security person.


If you want a real answer that is actually possible - you need to treat every single school building in the country like a federal courthouse, with only one entrance for the public, secure parking areas with armed guards and metal detectors and wand scans of all people entering the building, give each student, teacher and parent a photo ID that is absolutely required to enter, and it would probably help to require uniforms so that different style clothes can't hide certain things easier than others.
Sadly that is the way it has to head.
This might make sense as well. How much would it cost? However much, maybe it's worth it. I hate the idea that my kids should feel like they're entering a danger zone when they go to school, but...maybe we need to do this.
It's gotta be quite costly. It's either that or my plan. However my plan probably costs more and would take about a decade or so to bring down the # of shootings. But it would fix the problem instead of trying to just defend against it.

I'd first have to be named the US School Shooting Czar. Then I would fix the problem.

 
Arming teachers is a bad idea. We have teachers who don't know that it is wrong to have sex with a student - these are not people that I trust to arm and fight like a security person.


If you want a real answer that is actually possible - you need to treat every single school building in the country like a federal courthouse, with only one entrance for the public, secure parking areas with armed guards and metal detectors and wand scans of all people entering the building, give each student, teacher and parent a photo ID that is absolutely required to enter, and it would probably help to require uniforms so that different style clothes can't hide certain things easier than others.
Sadly that is the way it has to head.
This might make sense as well. How much would it cost? However much, maybe it's worth it. I hate the idea that my kids should feel like they're entering a danger zone when they go to school, but...maybe we need to do this.
Entry salary for a federal marshall is in the 40's I think. The security station is probably another 40 grand. Locking down all entry points for security purposes is probably a few million. Installing a perimeter security system around each building or campus of a public school is easily another few million. I'd be willing to bet you are looking at about 5-10 million per school plus operating expenses of another couple hundred thousand per school. New Jersey has more school districts than it does municipalties so in new jersey alone you are easily looking something in the neighborhood of 6-10 billion dollars if you only have one school campus in each district - which you don't.

So, to do that is easily hundreds of billions. Easily.
Ok, my plan would be a lot cheaper.

 
I'm thinking that maybe the NRA types are right; we ought to let teachers who want to carry guns in their classrooms to protect their students. I've never been for that before, in fact I thought it was a crazy idea, but- we have to stop this.
I'm fairly serious that we should give serious consideration to this idea. Thoughts?
Ridiculous knee-jerk overreaction Tim is my favorite Tim.

 
One student said the shooter was very popular but was recently a victim of bullying. I am thankful I have no kids in school. Feel bad for parents who do as you just never know. :(
Back when we were a tough and civilized country:

Bully gets called into principal's office, takes a beatdown via the paddle. Bullying stops.

Nowadays under new ####ification rules:

Bully gets called into principal's office, 'um, quit bullying'.
:lmao: Come on, dude.
You get what I mean. ####ification has assisted in the increase in these shootings by decade.
Cite?

 
I believe in background checks, but they wouldn't have prevented this shooting. They won't prevent ANY of these terrible shootings. In fact, I don't think that any gun law would prevent a school shooting.

I ####### hate when this happens. How much would it cost us to have an armed guard at every public elementary school, middle school, and high school in this country? I'm thinking that's the direction to go.

And if we can't afford that, I'm thinking that maybe the NRA types are right; we ought to let teachers who want to carry guns in their classrooms to protect their students. I've never been for that before, in fact I thought it was a crazy idea, but- we have to stop this.
I can't possibly imagine how an armed guard would prevent these. If we had one on every campus I think one of two things would probably happen in almost every case: (1) shooter evades attention of armed guard like the other students do thousands of times a day, proceeds to desired location, opens fire, armed guard is elsewhere and is helpless to prevent it; or (2) shooter shoots unsuspecting armed guard, proceeds to desired location, opens fire.

Teaches with guns in the classroom may be a fine idea in theory, but the program would be stopped as soon as there was a single negative incident- weapon ends up in the wrong hands, teacher gets overzealous and shoots when situation is unclear, angry/crazy teacher shoots fellow teacher who broke up with them, etc. When there's a crazy school shooter there's only really one person to blame. If a teacher is permitted to carry a weapon and something goes wrong everyone ends up getting skewered- the teacher, the school, the school district, the state or local government officials that authorized the program, etc. Within a year no teacher would have a gun in the classroom again.
You may be right on both counts. But what else is there? Maybe we should at least try it. Maybe if the crazies know there are armed guards and armed teachers, that might deter some of them.
You think suicidal people will be deterred by the threat of violence?

 
Yeah OK. Obviously that will never happen. Any other ideas? I've got nothing.
I have a ton of ideas. Some Constitutional some not.

How about this:

Students are not allowed to bring anything into the school. Anything. Make them wear uniforms right down to the same kind of shoes. All go through a security checkpoint entering the building through metal detectors and wands. There would be no books or papers coming home - everything would either have to be electronic or there isn't any homework. That way, you eliminate all backpacks and lockers. Books and papers for each class are kept in that class and are not allowed to be removed except by the teacher who is grading. Literally the children bring nothing and take nothing into the school. All food is given to them there. They are not allowed to leave the campus once there unless it is a medical emergency or a parent picks them up - and they are not allowed to return.

 
Yeah OK. Obviously that will never happen. Any other ideas? I've got nothing.
I have a ton of ideas. Some Constitutional some not.

How about this:

Students are not allowed to bring anything into the school. Anything. Make them wear uniforms right down to the same kind of shoes. All go through a security checkpoint entering the building through metal detectors and wands. There would be no books or papers coming home - everything would either have to be electronic or there isn't any homework. That way, you eliminate all backpacks and lockers. Books and papers for each class are kept in that class and are not allowed to be removed except by the teacher who is grading. Literally the children bring nothing and take nothing into the school. All food is given to them there. They are not allowed to leave the campus once there unless it is a medical emergency or a parent picks them up - and they are not allowed to return.
I'm going to go out on a limb and say this will do noting to prevent lunatics from coming onto campus.

 
Yeah OK. Obviously that will never happen. Any other ideas? I've got nothing.
I have a ton of ideas. Some Constitutional some not.

How about this:

Students are not allowed to bring anything into the school. Anything. Make them wear uniforms right down to the same kind of shoes. All go through a security checkpoint entering the building through metal detectors and wands. There would be no books or papers coming home - everything would either have to be electronic or there isn't any homework. That way, you eliminate all backpacks and lockers. Books and papers for each class are kept in that class and are not allowed to be removed except by the teacher who is grading. Literally the children bring nothing and take nothing into the school. All food is given to them there. They are not allowed to leave the campus once there unless it is a medical emergency or a parent picks them up - and they are not allowed to return.
I'm not quite sure why the rest of this would be necessary once you force all students through security checkpoints with metal detectors and wands.

 
One student said the shooter was very popular but was recently a victim of bullying. I am thankful I have no kids in school. Feel bad for parents who do as you just never know. :(
Back when we were a tough and civilized country:

Bully gets called into principal's office, takes a beatdown via the paddle. Bullying stops.

Nowadays under new ####ification rules:

Bully gets called into principal's office, 'um, quit bullying'.
:lmao: Come on, dude.
You get what I mean. ####ification has assisted in the increase in these shootings by decade.
Cite?
Did you want an ' imo ' at the end of the statement? Why do you thing there are 100+ school shootings in less than 5 years this decade when there were less in the whole decade of the 1970s than there were in 2014 by itself?

There's only a few possible reason. One of them, of course, is that the average human is dumber than ever.

 
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One student said the shooter was very popular but was recently a victim of bullying. I am thankful I have no kids in school. Feel bad for parents who do as you just never know. :(
Back when we were a tough and civilized country:Bully gets called into principal's office, takes a beatdown via the paddle. Bullying stops.

Nowadays under new ####ification rules:

Bully gets called into principal's office, 'um, quit bullying'.
You're ####### delusional

 
Yeah OK. Obviously that will never happen. Any other ideas? I've got nothing.
Armed guard on campus.
So you think that will reduce the number of school shootings or simply reduce the number of casualties?
Well this occurred to me two times:

- in NO a few years back we had some shootings at high schools, not mad lone gunman type shootings, but gang, youth violence stuff. They put some cops at schools and that ended that.

- At Sandy Hook the little coward killer offed himself almost as soon as the cops showed up.

 
Yeah OK. Obviously that will never happen. Any other ideas? I've got nothing.
I have a ton of ideas. Some Constitutional some not.

How about this:

Students are not allowed to bring anything into the school. Anything. Make them wear uniforms right down to the same kind of shoes. All go through a security checkpoint entering the building through metal detectors and wands. There would be no books or papers coming home - everything would either have to be electronic or there isn't any homework. That way, you eliminate all backpacks and lockers. Books and papers for each class are kept in that class and are not allowed to be removed except by the teacher who is grading. Literally the children bring nothing and take nothing into the school. All food is given to them there. They are not allowed to leave the campus once there unless it is a medical emergency or a parent picks them up - and they are not allowed to return.
I'm going to go out on a limb and say this will do noting to prevent lunatics from coming onto campus.
True. They won't be armed though.

Frankly my unconstitutional ideas would work better. But that's the problem.

 
Yeah OK. Obviously that will never happen. Any other ideas? I've got nothing.
I have a ton of ideas. Some Constitutional some not.

How about this:

Students are not allowed to bring anything into the school. Anything. Make them wear uniforms right down to the same kind of shoes. All go through a security checkpoint entering the building through metal detectors and wands. There would be no books or papers coming home - everything would either have to be electronic or there isn't any homework. That way, you eliminate all backpacks and lockers. Books and papers for each class are kept in that class and are not allowed to be removed except by the teacher who is grading. Literally the children bring nothing and take nothing into the school. All food is given to them there. They are not allowed to leave the campus once there unless it is a medical emergency or a parent picks them up - and they are not allowed to return.
I'm going to go out on a limb and say this will do noting to prevent lunatics from coming onto campus.
Correct. They will just not show up on time and come in blasting like the loser up in New England.

 
One student said the shooter was very popular but was recently a victim of bullying. I am thankful I have no kids in school. Feel bad for parents who do as you just never know. :(
Back when we were a tough and civilized country:Bully gets called into principal's office, takes a beatdown via the paddle. Bullying stops.

Nowadays under new ####ification rules:

Bully gets called into principal's office, 'um, quit bullying'.
You're ####### delusional
Ok Mr Genius, so what is your reason, for the massive increase in school shootings?

 
Yeah OK. Obviously that will never happen. Any other ideas? I've got nothing.
I have a ton of ideas. Some Constitutional some not.

How about this:

Students are not allowed to bring anything into the school. Anything. Make them wear uniforms right down to the same kind of shoes. All go through a security checkpoint entering the building through metal detectors and wands. There would be no books or papers coming home - everything would either have to be electronic or there isn't any homework. That way, you eliminate all backpacks and lockers. Books and papers for each class are kept in that class and are not allowed to be removed except by the teacher who is grading. Literally the children bring nothing and take nothing into the school. All food is given to them there. They are not allowed to leave the campus once there unless it is a medical emergency or a parent picks them up - and they are not allowed to return.
I'm not quite sure why the rest of this would be necessary once you force all students through security checkpoints with metal detectors and wands.
No backpack and easy to search uniform clothes means nothing hidden anywhere.

 

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