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Well, here it is in a simple and short video.
Well, here it is in a simple and short video.
School districts don't make kids do shooter drills for political gain. That's ridiculous.Subjecting kids to traumatic experiences for later political gain.
Clever.
Subjecting kids to traumatic experiences for later political gain.
Clever.
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There have been at least 53 school shootings in the United States so far this year, as of September 19. Sixteen of those were on college campuses and the remaining 37 were on K-12 school grounds. The incidents have left at least 27 people dead and more than 56 injured
Maybe I'm confused because the political gain supposedly accruing from the drills is being gloated over.School districts don't make kids do shooter drills for political gain. That's cheerleaders.
Gloated over?Maybe I'm confused because the political gain supposedly accruing from the drills is being gloated over.
Are people allowed to change someone's post on this site to alter the meaning of the person's comment? That doesn't seem very sporting.Maybe I'm confused because the political gain supposedly accruing from the drills is being gloated over.
School shootings are pretty traumatic.
Your answer is don’t teach kids how to potentially survive them?
Why do we do fire drills?We've been over this. The drills involving students aren't really viewed as particularly useful by many experts. I mean...what is
accomplished by including the students- especially the younger ones- that can't be achieved by training the teachers?
Are people allowed to change someone's post on this site to alter the meaning of the person's comment? That doesn't seem very sporting.
School districts don't make kids do shooter drills for political gain. That's ridiculous.
Why do we do fire drills?
The last time any number of students died in a school fire was 1958.
The last time students died in a school shooter incident was just earlier this month.
Umm, sure, it makes perfect sense that your phone autocorrected "ridiculous" to "cheerleaders". Have a good one.Here's your post:
If "ridiculous" was replaced with "cheerleading" on my end (and that is entirely possible) it was inadvertent and perhaps due to my laggy phone.
My response stands, unaddressed.
Gloated over?
There are entire generations of children and now adults that have spent THEIR ENTIRE LIVES living with the very real danger of DYING IN THEIR CLASSROOMS.
And we - as a country - have failed in stopping it.
Umm, sure, it makes perfect sense that your phone autocorrected "ridiculous" to "cheerleader". Have a good one.
Oh, laggy phone! My apologies! Have a good one!I didn't say it autocorrected, did I? Any honest rebuttals to my post, or is this going to be the extent of your participation?
School districts don't make kids do shooter drills for political gain. That's ridiculous.
I think @CaughtInThe 's point is thatYour answer is don’t teach kids how to potentially survive them?
Well, here it is in a simple and short video.
Next up he will advocate the way to stop school shooters is to arm all the teachers, all the time.Umm, sure, it makes perfect sense that your phone autocorrected "ridiculous" to "cheerleaders". Have a good one.
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And aren't you relieved?Oh, laggy phone! My apologies! Have a good one!
I got that impression which is why I bowed out. Life's too short to argue with gun lovers who alter your comment and blame their cheap phone.Next up he will advocate the way to stop school shooters is to arm all the teachers, all the time.
"Schools are desperate to protect their students from the rising threat of mass shootings, but experts say the very measures being deployed for safety are in fact traumatizing entire generations of American youth."
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Active shooter drills may be traumatizing millions of students
Schools are desperate to protect their students from the rising threat of mass shootings, but experts say the very measures being deployed for safety are in fact traumatizing entire generations of …thehill.com
When a counter argument is “well, doing drills is trauma for kids that have already been a part of an active shooter situation”…eh…perhaps the drills aren’t the problem.“I’ve had several kids who have been involved with school shootings […] and then they have to do lockdowns. And that’s really, really hard. Talk about a triggering event, when you’ve been in a school that might have had a school shooting, and then you return to school and you’d have to keep practicing these drills,” Rappaport said.
Next up he will advocate the way to stop school shooters is to arm all the teachers, all the time.
Maybe they were homeschooled.By the way, the boy and girl in the lower left corner didn't raise their hands.