Wtf does one have to do with other..?? 😕


It was a failure on many peoples but a conspiracy..?? Really..?? 😕

DrafterX wrote:

Ok, that sounds crazy, but do did the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, and MK Ultra.

Speyside wrote:

Will throw this out there for the conspiracy theorists:

Maybe, just maybe, the guberment ignored the numerous tips and warning signs and "allowed" this incident to happen to further promote their gun control agenda???

Heck, the Catholic Church and Red Cross aided in the escape of numerous Nazi war criminals. Josef Mengel was married in a Catholic Church under his own name (not an alias) in South America, and allowed to live a full life until he died of natural causes in 1979.

The Obama administration held up Broward’s transformed discipline system as a national model.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/teachers-say-florida-shooters-problems-started-in-middle-school-and-the-system-tried-to-help-him/2018/02/18/cdff7aa6-1413-11e8-9065-e55346f6de81_story.html 

cacman wrote:

Sudafed used to contain pseudoephedrine. Was used to make meth.
Sudafed replaced it with something else that is hardly effective I understand.
Pseudoephedrine is a prescription drug almost only now. Not sure if you can get it otherwise.

HuckFinn wrote:

Yes it sounds crazy. Just as crazy as the US guberment allowing the sale of cocaine to fund an illegal war. Ask Gary Webb.

Many forget Air America

cacman wrote:

Back to sudafed did it do anything to slow production or can I quit giving my licens to get it already?

Or is it more of a way to create a suspects list?

teedubbya wrote:

I agree this "resource officer" dropped the ball.
But I'm not sure his job was to intervene during a school shooting. I think anthony has some knowledge of what a resource officer is expected to do at a school, but I was under the impression they are more to make sure kids aren't dealing drugs or little things like that.

Would it have been great if he chose that moment to be a hero? yeah... that would have totally been his moment.

But I don't really see a problem with this timeline.

victor809 wrote:

I sorta got the "he called it in and secured the perimeter.....blah blah blah" ...but I've dismissed it until/unless I get more 'mitigating' info -- as it is now, I consider him a coward who might well have saved some lives if he'd done his job...or even just done what's right

dstieger wrote:

After every school shooting we would have a training session and debrief the the incident and try to learn how we could respond to that situation if it happened in one of our schools.

As far as an active shooter, SRO's are taught to RUN towards him. In order to be an SRO, an officer must be prepared to sacrifice himself to do everything in his power to prevent his students from danger.

The officer is a pussy and has disgraced himself, his family and his agency. He should have COWARD branded on his forehead.

Abrignac wrote:

Not really.
I don't necessarily think arming teachers is a good idea. I think that builds in an additional job responsibility which they simply aren't currently paid enough for. (not currently paid enough for their existing responsibilities). Nor do I really think that the teachers who are gung ho about being armed would be the ones I would think would have proper fire control under an active shooter situation. You will likely not have to wait long until a news report identifies a teacher shot by police reacting, or a teacher shooting an unarmed student during an incident.

But... hell... that'd make fun news. go ahead and arm them. I think it's dumb, but I'm willing to see how that plays out. should be amusing.

victor809 wrote:

Nope...gotta show license. Welcome to the world where we have to cater to a select few that chose to make meth with it in their trailers vs the masses that just wanted to breath without congestion.

Suspect's list? Whatever.

DrMaddVibe wrote:

You misunderstood me I think. I know I still need to show my license. That was my whole point. Show me it has done something or let’s go back to the way it was.

Yea part of the reason for the license is to compile a list of folks going store to store stockpiling. A suspects list. I’d like to know if that’s worked. If not let’s go back to how it was before.

I want my little red pills LOL.

teedubbya wrote:

Teachers aren't paid enough to put up with the bull**** the put up with. But, since teachers are also being shot, I think those with proper training would welcome the opportunity to be able to defend themselves and their students.

Abrignac wrote:

So Gene, I understand the entire article, but what could have been done legally. Up to the point of the shooting he had committed no crime. Obviously someone should have made the decision to involuntary commit him. But what could have the FBI or local LEO'S have done legally? I would put this on whoever evaluated him. But perhaps their evaluation at the time was correct.

Speyside wrote:

That's just crazy talk. Show me where the government has walked anything back!

DrMaddVibe wrote:

There are two tools in Louisiana which address this.

1) CEC = Coroner's Emergency Certificate. Basically a warrant issued by the coroner directing the Sheriff to deliver the mentioned individual to a forensic facility for a mental health evaluation

2) PEC = Physician's Emergency Certificate. Pretty much the same thing, but issued by a licensed physician.

Abrignac wrote: