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originally posted by: just4fun
every one of those cops especially the 6 holding that father down should be charged with aiding and abetting murder.
unreal they stand there in the F##### kevlar vests with huge guns and let children get murdered and hold the parents back
for 40 minutes.
who knows how many lives that dad might have saved if those evil POS cops hadnt stopped him
They better be charged and do alot of time
originally posted by: nugget1
The very first reports were of shots being fired outside the school by someone calling 911 from the school. I'll never be able to understand why the school didn't immediately go on lockdown. Have they scrubbed that account now?
The grandma informed 911 she'd been shot, he'd taken her truck- and was headed in the direction of the school. Timeline shows it took him 15 minutes to get there; could the police department not call the school in that 15 minute time period and tell them to go on lockdown?
All I know is there are a lot of nutters in our society that want their 15 minutes of fame, and even if there are safety officers on campus, they absolutely cannot be counted on to do their job.
The criminal element is probably as well armed as law abiding gun owners, so outlawing guns or heavily restricting them is going to do more harm than good. Just across the border are all the guns anybody not wanting to acquire them the legal way could ever hope for.
Military veterans have volunteered to be school safety patrols; I bet there are a lot of parents willing to do the same. Why can't they be allowed to have something like that? They couldn't do any worse than the law enforcement that shows up to these events.
originally posted by: RazorV66
originally posted by: Cutepants
Supposedly some of the cops got their own kids out before doing this? And I read that one of them had seen the shooter walking in with a gun and protective vest.
I saw a story that he had the vest on but there were no armor plates in it, so it was basically useless to protect him.
originally posted by: ancientlight
Absolutely infuriating !! I'm soo beyond words mad watching this. Very upsetting , those poor kids, those poor parents
He was in the school for 40 minutes !! While the police waited outside detaining parents. The parents wanted to go in the school but the police stopped them
Just explain this as something else but planned/funded/supported by the insane government/those in charge
All to disarm the good citizens , 100% planned for that reason.
Right. The police stood around outside for 40 minutes not doing anything to stop more kids getting shot or getting lifesaving help they needed. How is this acceptable in your eyes , explain that to me.
originally posted by: RegularJo76
a reply to: SirHardHarry
I find it disheartening to see so many people completely ignore possible answers and instead go with what their emotions tell them to believe. It's a huge problem with most issues today, people not thinking logically, only emotionally.
Society has become so emotional and reactionary ever since social media became a thing, even moreso than we already were. Not sure what we're trying so hard to salvage to be honest, most everything is based on money and deceit nowadays. You can't even buy a box of cereal without the advertising on the box somehow lying to you.
Oh well, life goes on.
Not an acceptable answer. The cops had ample time to stop the situation escalating.
originally posted by: Nyiah
Boy, am I gonna piss people TF off in this thread.
Now, I'm going to assume their local PD, like anywhere else, has a spiffy, government & lawyer-approved handbook of sorts for how to commence handling # as enforcers of laws.
You following me yet?
I think odds are sky-high that the rules & regulations the public demanded be added over the years to avoid teh eeebil po-po outcomes... Did this. Not the shooting, obviously, but just MAYBE folks who demanded changes might want to see if they short-sightedly demanded one that inadvertently prevents YOU from playing hero yourself because liability.
There are consequences to suing departments into oblivion. Those handbook changes might bite back in unforseen ways. I'm just putting it out there because it's not outside the realm of possibility that our litigious chickens have come home to roost.
Now. I'm on a cell for the time being, broken laptop. If someone feels like digging into this theory for me, more power to you
originally posted by: RegularJo76
a reply to: SirHardHarry
I find it disheartening to see so many people completely ignore possible answers and instead go with what their emotions tell them to believe. It's a huge problem with most issues today, people not thinking logically, only emotionally.
Society has become so emotional and reactionary ever since social media became a thing, even moreso than we already were. Not sure what we're trying so hard to salvage to be honest, most everything is based on money and deceit nowadays. You can't even buy a box of cereal without the advertising on the box somehow lying to you.
Oh well, life goes on.
Alright my apologies. But this is obviously very upsetting to see as a parent.
originally posted by: RegularJo76
a reply to: ancientlight
Who said it was acceptable? Quote me saying that. The only thing I've said is that I disagree it's a false flag.
Stop putting words in my mouth please, it's a bad look.