I'm not saying the parents SHOULD have had to go in, I'm saying I'm surprised none of them DID
Juggs said:Well the SOP is fucking bullshit. Negotiators are for hostage situations, not murderers. These cunts go in with the intent to not kill and not come out alive. The only SOP should be to put as many bullets in the shooter as quickly as possible. And a bonus if you shoot them in the kneecaps, stomach, and arms and let him bleed for a while before putting one into the head.
Evil gator said:Juggs said:Well the SOP is fucking bullshit. Negotiators are for hostage situations, not murderers. These cunts go in with the intent to not kill and not come out alive. The only SOP should be to put as many bullets in the shooter as quickly as possible. And a bonus if you shoot them in the kneecaps, stomach, and arms and let him bleed for a while before putting one into the head.
I wonder if they were afraid of being called racists.
pg. said:Somebody left a door unlocked. He got in unopposed.
Holy fuck.Panamag8or said:https://twitter.com/Ernie_Zuniga/status/1529872688939995136?t=LQzE7bjRTkcTD--aUWvNow&s=19
Police weren't cowards, yet a mom was able to drive 40 miles to the school, run into the school and rescue her own children (after the police handcuffed her to prevent her from going into the school). All while the police stood around waiting. You called this one wrong, look at the timeline.
So, nothing about how during a news report, a sheriff's deputy actually admitted that the police did go in, rescued their own children first, and left while not only the shooting was still going on, but were at the same time detaining parents that witnessed it or parents that wanted to rush in to save their kids?
Juggs said:I haven't seen the source of claims or proof, but rumored events that happened:
Police weren't cowards, yet a mom was able to drive 40 miles to the school, run into the school and rescue her own children (after the police handcuffed her to prevent her from going into the school). All while the police stood around waiting. You called this one wrong, look at the timeline.
So, nothing about how during a news report, a sheriff's deputy actually admitted that the police did go in, rescued their own children first, and left while not only the shooting was still going on, but were at the same time detaining parents that witnessed it or parents that wanted to rush in to save their kids?
Apparently these small town cops have no supplies. No armor in trunks, no AR or shotgun in their passenger seat like city cops do (even Gainesville cops have AR's and shotguns). So that's why they weren't rushing in...they'd rather have kids get shot than possibly get shot themselves.
Evil gator said:I mean its not that surprising that small towns don't have swat units or are ill trained. There probably ought to be county and state resources to show up for this sort of thing though, as well as actual locked doors and a handful of trained teachers or other staff.
Juggs said:Evil gator said:I mean its not that surprising that small towns don't have swat units or are ill trained. There probably ought to be county and state resources to show up for this sort of thing though, as well as actual locked doors and a handful of trained teachers or other staff.
They also need to eliminate this gun free zone bullshit. Law abiding citizens who carry a weapon legally on a regular basis have never shot anywhere up. They do however stop crimes all the f'n time that never makes the news.
Not being able to say, carry onto school campus...it's not logical.
Yeah, as usual, the problem with arming teachers is that both sides take it to the extreme. Lefties think it's going to end in more violence and gun nuts say to arm all teachers.Evil gator said:I don't disagree that the cops involved were poorly trained and apparently cowards.
I think that teachers and staff carry should be something considered and evaluated. My cousin is a teacher and 6'4" and looks like brian urlacher, grew up in the country and can handle weapons. I think for responsible people its a good option and may be a deterrant.