School Shooting In Connecticut

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

True. I just read that they're speculating he had highly functioning Aspergers. Which is essentially autism.

It'll be a mess for another few days while they get everything figured out.

My nephew has a very mild "form or case" of aspergers. Again every individual is different. Not sure how he got his hands on the guns in the first place but i know if i had guns there is no way my children would have anyway to get them. That is what gun cases are for. You dont just leave a key laying around. Im hearing now the mother was a doomsday prepper?

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by punch it in

My nephew has a very mild "form or case" of aspergers. Again every individual is different. Not sure how he got his hands on the guns in the first place but i know if i had guns there is no way my children would have anyway to get them. That is what gun cases are for. You dont just leave a key laying around. Im hearing now the mother was a doomsday prepper?

That's what I was thinking. Kinda weird for a retired school teacher to have so many guns, including an assault weapon and she's just living with her son. Heard she was also a bit frigid towards him. Something about that living situation seems a little off.

[NC_Skins]

Claim seeks $100 million for child survivor of Connecticut school shooting - Yahoo! News

People can be huge pieces of shit at times. This is one of those times.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

Claim seeks $100 million for child survivor of Connecticut school shooting - Yahoo! News

People can be huge pieces of shit at times. This is one of those times.

Seriously. So I guess their solution for this gun control problem is to cripple the budget so that no school in that district can afford even minimal security measures in the future? The money quote in that article is where he talked about how the school failed to provide adequate security for the kids there. He shot out a window, so what's next? Every school in America having locked doors and bullet proof windows? No idea how they're going to afford that when they won't even be able to afford teachers if these people win this lawsuit. I'm pretty confident the security plan at that school is probably very similar to the security plan at schools across America, i.e. only way in is through the main entrance, every other outside door stays locked, once inside you're required to get a visitor's pass, etc. The shitty part is that this probably won't be the last lawsuit either.

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by mooby

Seriously. So I guess their solution for this gun control problem is to cripple the budget so that no school in that district can afford even minimal security measures in the future? The money quote in that article is where he talked about how the school failed to provide adequate security for the kids there. He shot out a window, so what's next? Every school in America having locked doors and bullet proof windows? No idea how they're going to afford that when they won't even be able to afford teachers if these people win this lawsuit. I'm pretty confident the security plan at that school is probably very similar to the security plan at schools across America, i.e. only way in is through the main entrance, every other outside door stays locked, once inside you're required to get a visitor's pass, etc. The shitty part is that this probably won't be the last lawsuit either.

And that's why it will fail. Sorry, their is no "plan" that adequately addresses random acts of evil. "Review security measures, check; Run Fire drill/bomb scare, check; Practice safety procedures for crazy gunned up nut rampaging through the hallways, check."

The expense is unlikely to be in victorious lawsuit or settlement of them. Rather, it will be in the expense of defending them. Money, as you point out, that could be better spent improving school security.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

And that's why it will fail. Sorry, their is no "plan" that adequately addresses random acts of evil. "Review security measures, check; Run Fire drill/bomb scare, check; Practice safety procedures for crazy gunned up nut rampaging through the hallways, check."

The expense is unlikely to be in victorious lawsuit or settlement of them. Rather, it will be in the expense of defending them. Money, as you point out, that could be better spent improving school security.

Exactly. I understand the parent's concern that their kid might be scarred for life, but to me it screams selfishness because of the countless other lives affected, not just the other kids who witnessed these evil acts but also generations of future kids who will be affected by the massive budget loss that will result from this lawsuit.