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laurieluvsit · 26-30, F
As a trained and Certified Search and Rescue Expert and volunteer, I have been in mock 'Active School Shooter' exercises.
The short answer is ...anything from a Walther P22 to a Desert Eagle .50 Caliber brought out from safe hiding and put in the face of a school shooter will slow him down significantly.
The safest place on the planet for a school shooter to shoot people and children is where guns are not allowed.
Of course, common sense doesn't make sense to those that don't have any ...just saying.
Got that Mr Bot? ...lol
The short answer is ...anything from a Walther P22 to a Desert Eagle .50 Caliber brought out from safe hiding and put in the face of a school shooter will slow him down significantly.
The safest place on the planet for a school shooter to shoot people and children is where guns are not allowed.
Of course, common sense doesn't make sense to those that don't have any ...just saying.
Got that Mr Bot? ...lol
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@laurieluvsit Should be.... How?
Someone intent on cold-blooded murder is unlikely to warn his potential victims or give them time to fight back.
And the victims won't know until the shooting starts.
Whatever is wrong, merely answering bullets with more bullets can't be the answer; and may even make individual incidents worse still.
Someone intent on cold-blooded murder is unlikely to warn his potential victims or give them time to fight back.
And the victims won't know until the shooting starts.
Whatever is wrong, merely answering bullets with more bullets can't be the answer; and may even make individual incidents worse still.
SunshineGirl · 36-40, F
@laurieluvsit Why "should" they be? What on earth has wielding a lethal weapon got to do with teaching children?
Do you think nurses should be similarly responsible in a hospital?
This has about as much "common sense" about it as trying to stem childhood obesity by opening McDonalds outlets in every school.
Do you think nurses should be similarly responsible in a hospital?
This has about as much "common sense" about it as trying to stem childhood obesity by opening McDonalds outlets in every school.
KingofBones1 · 46-50, M
@laurieluvsit exactly
ffony · M
@laurieluvsit Good grief.
smileylovesgaming · 31-35, F
@laurieluvsit I don't know about your school but my had guns I seen them