Hey, back to the Future 2 predicted it. On a serious note, this is horrible, wouldn't like my kids feeling like they're going to prison.
No no no. You have it all wrong. The books need to be see-thru.
Seems ridiculous, I'm glad I live in a country where I never had to see a single guard or any forms of security measures during my school years, just walk right in.
That's what's so sad. These are all measures taken to protect guns
Are there actually many shootings where school kids take guns into school then decide on a whim to start shooting though? From my admittedly limited knowledge, the more high profile shooters drive to their targeted school fully kitted up and ready to go, without concealing their intentions. Didn't the Columbine shooters drive to school then just walk in and start blasting?
For the people saying "They'll do anything to keep their guns!", what do you want the government to do?
Banning guns all together is out of the realm of possibility, so what is it?
Wait times? Better background checks?
*Honest question =)
Cant speak for any1 else, but I'd like:
- Raise the firearm purchase age limit to 21 across the board, with exception for those on active duty or reserves,
- Mandatory 1 week wait time across the board.
- Every 5 years. every gun owner must pass a written and practical exam on gun safety and operation of firearms. Failure to pass or refusal to take the exam should raise an automatic flag during the existing NICs background check process. Local gun ranges can host the exam.
- Purchase of a firearm should require a doctors note saying they are mentally fit. This note will be good for one year and the customer will bring it with them to the store.
- Have a voluntary government buyback program. You can head to your local police station and drop off your gun(s) in exchange for a tax credit.
I dont think any guns need to be outright banned.
I remember watching an episode of The Sarah Connor Chronicles in 2007 and it had a scene with high school students going thru metal detectors on their way into the building.Why not just have check points and metal detectors like airports as well?
Makes sense. Nice to have context.Just so people know, the clear backpacks (and IDs and more deputies on loan from the highway patrol) was not in response to the original shooting. This past week, one student pulled a knife on another in the cafeteria, another was brandishing a knife on the bus and still had it with him the next day when his backpack was searched, a third was making general threats against the school on Snapchat, one of the deputies assigned to guard the school was caught sleeping in his car, and the brother of Cruz walked right onto campus unimpeded after school hours but while sports were going on. (This is while his adoptive mother appeared with Gloria Allred in New York). And it turns out that the Cruz brother had been on campus THREE times in the past month without being stopped. The community is suffering and scared, and the original measures taken to better protect the school were a dismal failure so now the district has implemented a number of new policies. This was NOT done at the whim of the principal.
Good lord. Close this school down and start over.Just so people know, the clear backpacks (and IDs and more deputies on loan from the highway patrol) was not in response to the original shooting. This past week, one student pulled a knife on another in the cafeteria, another was brandishing a knife on the bus and still had it with him the next day when his backpack was searched, a third was making general threats against the school on Snapchat, one of the deputies assigned to guard the school was caught sleeping in his car, and the brother of Cruz walked right onto campus unimpeded after school hours but while sports were going on. (This is while his adoptive mother appeared with Gloria Allred in New York). And it turns out that the Cruz brother had been on campus THREE times in the past month without being stopped. The community is suffering and scared, and the original measures taken to better protect the school were a dismal failure so now the district has implemented a number of new policies. This was NOT done at the whim of the principal.
I think this is more psychological rather than practical. They want students to feel safe but management probably realise the impact will be minimal.
Much like life jackets on an airline. They are there more to make people feel safe rather than actually get used.
No no no. You have it all wrong. The books need to be see-thru.
Off-topic-ish, but I'm not gonna lie, I actually think this is one rad backpack.
We can't hear it over the sound ofI wonder if the US knows the rest of the world is collectively laughing at them?