the one where all the kids are armedcrazy people? how do you "deal with" that?
In what scenario will they not?
US School Installs 'Shooter Detection' System
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So basically this is an after-the-fact kind of thing where people are already dead?
I was hoping for some Minority Report shyt.
For the amount of money they're wasting on these, you could probably hire a fukking therapist and treat mental illness.
I was hoping for some Minority Report shyt.
For the amount of money they're wasting on these, you could probably hire a fukking therapist and treat mental illness.
Well, it will allow for a faster response by the police. But some kids and teachers are going to get murked. Think about it. Unless the cop is at the school, he's going to have to drive to the school from wherever he is and then get to the shooter. And realistically, he won't be in the same place where he made his first shot. Think about the Columbine school situation. There was a very slow response. Because of that, police have been trained to respond differently. I won't say how, but it's different than before Columbine. If they have a fast response, those two guys still would have shot most of the victims anyway.
Ohhhhh, you guys think there is a way to prevent this kind of thing from ever happening. 
What exactly did you have in mind?
What exactly did you have in mind?
mbewane
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You're serious? MAYBE by not making guns readily available to said "crazy" people. Or MAYBE by having a vaild health system that can take care of those "crazy" people before they decide to shoot up the place.
You mean the mightiest country in the world can fight wars a half-globe away but can't keep its schools safe
A congresswoman was shot in the head, kids were shot and the gun laws haven't changed. IMO that right there tells you we are about as far as we can go democratically.You're serious? MAYBE by not making guns readily available to said "crazy" people. Or MAYBE by having a vaild health system that can take care of those "crazy" people before they decide to shoot up the place.
You mean the mightiest country in the world can fight wars a half-globe away but can't keep its schools safe
At this point approaching the issue from a gun control standpoint is waste of time. Guns are not being turned in, and will only become easier to get as 3d printer technology advances.
We need to explore other options...
that just might be crazy enough to work, then the NRA will listenYou're serious? MAYBE by not making guns readily available to said "crazy" people. Or MAYBE by having a vaild health system that can take care of those "crazy" people before they decide to shoot up the place.
You mean the mightiest country in the world can fight wars a half-globe away but can't keep its schools safe
maybe if another country tried it out first so we could see if that works..then the nra will listen.
that just might be crazy enough to work, then the NRA will listen
maybe if another country tried it out first so we could see if that works..then the nra will listen.
Again, it isn't happening democratically in America. Is that all you got in terms of a solution?
that's a good reason for it not to happen because you and your ilk say it isn't
give all the kids guns, then there will be more good guys with guns
Not a fan of democracy?that's a good reason for it not to happen because you and your ilk say it isn't
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@ giving the kids guns. You really have nothing else... The idea that there can be anything done to prevent things like this with gun control...
What is there to be done? There are more guns than people. At this point, you can get a gun no matter what laws you put on the books.
A couple hundred people have died in school shootings.
Let's spend upwards of a hundred grand per school for a reactive system that will be wrought with false alarms and will probably end up with an "accidental" police shooting of a young black man that was thought to be reaching for a weapon though.
Big business and the nanny state win again.
What is there to be done? There are more guns than people. At this point, you can get a gun no matter what laws you put on the books.
A couple hundred people have died in school shootings.
Let's spend upwards of a hundred grand per school for a reactive system that will be wrought with false alarms and will probably end up with an "accidental" police shooting of a young black man that was thought to be reaching for a weapon though.
Big business and the nanny state win again.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
they use them in the city and supposedly they're effective it can figure out the type of gun and remember it which results in connecting crime patterns and result in increased enforcement and patrols in neighborhoods, not seeing the purpose at a school.
Don't feed the poor kids free lunches but want to install a system that is a rip-off, brehs.
My High School stayed having the Po-Po in it to even have a school shooting. Locker searches every month, at least 3 or 4 po-po stayed in my school all day long. Yet these so called schools have to wait to the police show-up?
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
Don't feed the poor kids free lunches but want to install a system that is a rip-off, brehs.
My High School stayed having the Po-Po in it to even have a school shooting. Locker searches every month, at least 3 or 4 po-po stayed in my school all day long. Yet these so called schools have to wait to the police show-up?
Weren't they all crisis actors though?