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re: If your kid called you from school and said there was an active shooter?
Posted on 2/16/18 at 9:43 pm to 4LSU2
Posted on 2/16/18 at 9:43 pm to 4LSU2
And so what are you going to do when the first shooter is the decoy while a second or third or more shooters are outside the building waiting on people to evacuate and then mow them down.
This sounds like a very bad scenario. The best way to fight an active shooter and neutralize a threat would be to barricade yourself in the room with weapons capable of defense and wait it out in the same room. If a threat comes to your classroom you neutralize it and wait until outside is a secure as well.
My high school had several bomb treats throughout my four years. We always evacuated to the football field. If they really wanted to kill people they would’ve called in a dummy threat and planted a bomb on the football field. Or had people waiting with guns in this moment.
I believe and will forever believe that teachers are the only ones that should know the plans of drills and in the event that an alarm goes off the teacher instructs the students what to do. If students don’t know what to do while an alarm goes off they can never plan or prepare to carry out an ambush.
This sounds like a very bad scenario. The best way to fight an active shooter and neutralize a threat would be to barricade yourself in the room with weapons capable of defense and wait it out in the same room. If a threat comes to your classroom you neutralize it and wait until outside is a secure as well.
My high school had several bomb treats throughout my four years. We always evacuated to the football field. If they really wanted to kill people they would’ve called in a dummy threat and planted a bomb on the football field. Or had people waiting with guns in this moment.
I believe and will forever believe that teachers are the only ones that should know the plans of drills and in the event that an alarm goes off the teacher instructs the students what to do. If students don’t know what to do while an alarm goes off they can never plan or prepare to carry out an ambush.
Posted on 2/16/18 at 9:48 pm to DoubleDawg22
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I get the point but I think a lot of teachers are unstable. Not sure if I want them having a firearm
Whoever said this my question would be, if you believe this then why do you continue to send your children to that school? You can find adequate housing to fit whatever budget you have in districts where teachers or more stable.
Otherwise, I’m going to guess that you have your head in the sand when it comes to dealing with your kids (much like 65% of the rest of parents) and they are probably causing trouble in their classrooms but they never give you the whole or real story this leading you to believe there teacher is unstable.
Are there unstable teachers out there...yes. Are most unstable, absolutely not and not even close. If you had to deal with the things that teachers have to deal with you might be unstable yourself. That being said, you aren’t going to give out guns to teachers like they are candy after Halloween. You are going to be extremely selective and you are going to train them excessively as long as they have access to a firearm in the building.
This post was edited on 2/16/18 at 9:50 pm
Posted on 2/16/18 at 9:58 pm to DoubleDawg22
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And so what are you going to do when the first shooter is the decoy while a second or third or more shooters are outside the building waiting on people to evacuate and then mow them down.
I’d take my chances leaving the building without question. A gun free zone with no points of egress besides going through a common corridor is shooting fish out of a barrel. This week’s shooter pulled the fire alarm in order to create the funnel effect through the corridors. Take 20 rooms on one wing leaving at 20 different egress points, I like my chances over waiting for someone to stop the shooter.
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