Let's not forget the fact that public education is run by each state, which would slow things down considerably due to the added bureaucracy.
So you don't think there is any reason for a school to go into lockdown?
We have enough retards in the thread, m8
And then someone props it open to go get their phone from the car park because this is an elementary school and not a prison, and now all of that is worthless.
Or you take all the kids and lock them in individual little pods all day, so none of them can hurt each other to begin with.
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The guy was shooting at windows from outside the school well before he found the open door and went in. Someone should have checked all exterior doors when the shooting started.
Someone should have done something to keep the AR-15 out of the hands of this depressed teenage psychopath with no friends or social connections.
Yeah, that's what family is suppose to do.
Yeah, my school had multiple open entryways as well. Times change.My old high school had multiple buildings. The main building with the auditorium on the 2nd floor, the science block, the maths block, the gymnasium, and a couple of little popup classrooms here and there.
The main building had 4 double door entrances on the ground floor, and another double door at the top of the exterior staircase for external access to the auditorium.
Every one of those double doors on the ground floor was open at all times during the schoolday. So were the maths and science blocks.
We never walked around saying to ourselves "jeez, it sucks that this place isn't designed and built as a prison. I hate that I don't have to needlessly walk around the entire main building just to access the single fortified entrance any time I need to get to class." We just walked into the building like it was a regular building and not a prison.
There was also a loading bay right underneath the auditorium, and sometimes a gas cylinder delivery truck would show up in the morning and park up right underneath the auditorium where 800 kids were having assembly. Like, directly under everyone's feet. My psycho friend and I were always spun out by that.
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Yeah well, this guy's family sucks, and there is no argument to be made that he appeared like any kind of responsible gun owner. But he could buy his AR-15, no problem.
But not when it comes to gun laws, of course. Everything else is on the table for change, but never that. Unless the change is for more guns, of course.
And he was very clearly a socially isolated, angry, depressed psycho.
Gun laws change constantly. In the US, guns are mostly regulated at the state level. States change laws almost every session.
That is not the case in many states.
He killed his grandmother, tweeted about it, and no one noticed. Good thing it wasn't COVID misinformation or the jig would have been up.
In America, I guess.
